The EB2 Visa is one of the most valuable tools for highly skilled professionals who wish to immigrate to the United States. This visa not only opens the door to better job opportunities, but also allows you and your family to obtain permanent residency.
At Abreu Law, we accompany our clients throughout the EB2 Visa application process, providing personalized advice on legal, academic, legal and technical aspects to ensure a successful application. Here we explain everything you need to know.
The EB2 Visa is an employment-based visa category designed for professionals with high academic standing or exceptional skills. Within this category, the NIW (National Interest Waiver) subcategory allows applicants to apply without the need for an employer or sponsor.
Who qualifies?
At Abreu Law, we evaluate your profile in detail to determine if you qualify and guide you through every step of the process.
Learn more about the specific process in our guide to the Visa EB2 USA.
Obtaining the EB2 Visa not only means access to permanent residency, but also:
At Abreu Law, we help you structure your case to highlight these benefits and increase your chances of success.
We know that the application process can be complex, that is why at Abreu Law we offer a comprehensive service that includes:
With our team, every detail is covered so you can focus on your next career move.
1️⃣ Initial evaluation:
At this stage, we analyze your profile to determine if you qualify for the EB2 Visa or the NIW.
2️⃣ Document preparation:
We help you gather the necessary evidence, including:
3️⃣ Customized application strategy:
We develop a strategy that highlights how your expertise benefits U.S. national interests.
4️⃣ Submission to USCIS:
Our team prepares and files the Form I-140 with all supporting documentation.
5️⃣ Continuous monitoring:
We keep you informed about every step of the process and handle any additional requirements from the USCIS.
Do I need a sponsor to apply for the EB2 Visa?
Not necessarily. With the NIW subcategory, you can apply without a sponsor. Our team at Abreu Law will take care of structuring your case to comply with this exemption.
Can I include my family?
Yes, your spouse and children under the age of 21 also qualify for permanent residence.
How do I know if I qualify?
At Abreu Law we offer a free initial evaluation to determine your eligibility.
Case 1:
A Colombian engineer specializing in renewable energy worked with Abreu Law to demonstrate that his expertise benefited U.S. environmental interests. His case was approved in less than 12 months.
Case 2:
A Peruvian researcher with multiple academic publications received support from Abreu Law to structure her application under the NIW subcategory. She now resides in California with her family.
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