Deeply committed to making a positive difference in people’s lives since 2013.
Frequent Questions Include:
What kind of visa do I need?
How long will it take to become naturalized?
What is the process like?
We will help you answer these and virtually every other immigration-related question. For nearly five years, we’ve worked to fulfill a larger mission than simply visa processing: to deliver truly meaningful solutions to businesses of all sizes, and people and families from all walks of life – no matter what stage you are in your journey. We employ a uniquely holistic approach, combining an incredibly deep knowledge of immigration laws and service procedures with a profoundly strategic understanding of our clients’ challenges and requirements. We have helped thousands of employees, employers and families successfully navigate the immigration process with an unwavering commitment to service.
At ERLF we listen empathetically to your concerns and treat you like a person, not a case number.
N-400
Application to Become a Naturalized United States CitizenN-400
Application to become a naturalized United States Citizen
L-1A Visa
Intra-Company Transferee Executive Or ManagerL-1A Visa
Allows for the transfer of certain employees working for your affiliate abroad to a U.S. office.
EB-1C
Multinational Manager or ExecutiveEB-1C
This is the flip side for the L-1A allowing for lawful permanent resident status, i.e. green card. The requirements for this category are nearly identical to those of the L-1A.
AOS
Family Based Adjustment of StatusAOS
You may file for AOS either as an Immediate Relative or Preference Category so long as your priority date is current.
Most Requested Services
Recent News
The United States and China to Extend Visas
The United States will begin issuing visas in accordance with a new reciprocal arrangement on November 12, 2014. Chinese applicants who qualify for a B-category nonimmigrant visa (NIV) may now be issued multiple-entry visas for up to 10 years for…Read More
Immigrant Visas for Family and Employment Based Petitions
This bulletin summarizes the availability of immigrant visas for family and employment based petitions. It is a monthly publication by the Bureau of Consular Affairs, which is part of the Department of State.
“Cap” Count Update for H-2B Status
There is a statutory numerical limit or ‘cap’ on the number of aliens who may be issued an H-2B status during a fiscal year. The H-2B cap set by Congress is 66,000 per fiscal year. The H-2B cap set by Congress is 66,000 per fiscal year; 33,000 to be allocated during the first half of the..
