Guide
A Founders Guide to a Successful US Work Visa Application
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Key takeaways
- Understand the differences between consular and change of status processing to choose the best approach for your visa application.
- Be aware of visa stamping appointment timelines and restrictions in your home country to plan your application timeline effectively.
- Utilize services like Deel Immigration to streamline the visa processes and access expert guidance.
Founders, this guide is your roadmap to navigating the complex visa landscape with clarity and confidence. Download this guide for essential tips to successfully navigate the complex visa processes required to live and work in the United States.
Discover how to:
- Secure a reliable visa sponsor for your organization
- Navigate the critical differences between consular processing and changing your status
- Master the timelines and restrictions for visa stamping appointments
- Strategically choose the best start date for your visa
- Unlock your options after visa approval
Plus, learn how Deel Immigration can streamline your visa experience with services such as free visa assessments, an intuitive dashboard for easy tracking, and access to top-notch legal and immigration experts.
What’s included
- Insights into the visa application process, helping you navigate complex immigration requirements with ease, including options for individuals with extraordinary ability (O-1A visa) and employment-based green card pathways
- Strategies for effective planning and timing of your visa application to maximize the chances of success, especially for treaty countries and those making a substantial investment (E-2 visas)
- Access to expert resources and tools through Deel Immigration, enhancing your ability to manage the visa process efficiently, which is crucial for job creation and media coverage as a startup founder.
Who will benefit from this guide?
International startup founders and their key hires looking to obtain work visas such as the H-1B visa, O-1 visa, or L-1 visa to live and work in the United States.
