Global Immigration Partners (GIP) is a family-owned, boutique law firm practicing exclusively in immigration law with expertise in business immigration, individual and family immigration, and compliance. GIP prides itself on being a full-service immigration solution for employers of all sizes and across all industries. We provide immigration solutions, experienced legal advice, and hands-on support to employers, HRs, business owners, foreign investors, and foreign students. 

Our staff has over 200 years of combined immigration experience between them. We earn the trust of businesses and individuals by being there for them every step of the immigration process and we are responsive and compassionate to our clients’ questions, concerns, and needs.  We collaborate with our clients to develop the best immigration solutions and, by developing this partnership, we see our clients return to us year after year. 

Non-immigrant Visas: 
B Visas for Business Visitors/Tourists
E Visas for Investors & New Offices
E-3 Visas for Australian Citizens
F-1 Visas for Foreign Students
OPT Guidance & STEM Extensions
H-1B Visas for Specialty Occupations
H-1B Lottery Registrations
H-1B1 Visas for Chilean & Singaporean Citizens
H-2 Visas for Seasonal Workers
H-4 Visas for Dependents & EAD Support
J-1 Visas for Exchange Programs
L-1A Visas for Multi-National Executives & Managers
L-1B Visas for Specialized Knowledge
O-1 Visas for Extraordinary Ability
P Visas for Athletes, Entertainers & Artists
R Visas for religious workers
TN Visas for Canadian & Mexican Citizens
RFEs, Audits, Appeals & Litigation

Immigrant Visas: 
EB-1A Visas for Extraordinary Ability
EB-1B Visas for Outstanding Researchers/Professors
EB-1C for Multi-National Executives & Managers
EB-2 and EB-3 Immigrant Petitions for Skilled Workers
EB-3 Immigrant Petitions for Unskilled Workers
Family-Based Visas for Immediate Relatives

Compliance Services:
I-9 Compliance
E-Verify Compliance
LCA and Public Access File Compliance

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