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Houston Immigration Visa Attorney

There are many different types of visas, and applying is always a complex process which must be handled carefully to avoid costly, time-consuming mistakes. A partially incomplete application can not be accepted, and it may take months to rectify the mistake. By hiring an experienced and qualified lawyer, all these complications can be avoided.

Contact the Law Office of David A. Breston today to set up an appointment to discuss what visa best fits your need, and how to go about applying for it. If we look at your circumstances and don't think our services can help your situation, we'll tell you straight away so that you don't end up wasting time or resources. 

Different Visas Fit Different Needs

At the Law Offices of David A. Breston, our attorneys and staff are experienced and qualified to assist you, your loved ones, or your future employees in applying for any of the following types of visas:

Immigrant Visas:

Green Card: Becoming a lawful permanent resident by obtaining a green card is the first step towards becoming a naturalized citizen of the United States.

Employment Visas: Options are available for employers who wish to legally bring immigrant employees into the United States to perform necessary job functions.

Family Visas: Visas are available to facilitate entry into the United States for the spouses and children of U.S. citizens and also lawful permanent residents.

Non-Immigrant Visas

Employment Visas: Non-immigrant employment visas, like the H1 Visa and L1 Visa, are available for workers who need to come to the United States temporarily to work. It is possible to apply for lawful permanent resident status after entering the United States with a non-immigrant visa.

Tourist Visas: Tourist visas can be obtained at your local U.S. consulate, but you must first demonstrate that you do not intend to reside permanently in the United States.

For more information about the different visas available, contact immigration visa attorney David A. Breston today to set up an appointment.