Visas in Alabama

Obtaining a Visa in Alabama

Immigration Lawyer for Visa | Crumbley-Blackwell & Associates, P.C.

The immigration lawyers at Crumbley-Blackwell & Associates, P.C. handle visa related cases in Huntsville, Athens, Decatur, Scottsboro, and surrounding North Alabama areas. Whether you’re in need of a work visa or U visa, we can help. If you’re unsure of which type of visa you’ll need, schedule a consultation with an attorney who can review the details of your case and suggest a resolution. We have experience helping immigrants throughout Alabama obtain various types of work visas and U visas.

Work Visas

Working in Alabama can present opportunities of career advancement and increased salary to immigrants from all over the world. The immigration attorneys at our firm can help you obtain a work visa to remain in compliance with immigration laws. Whether you’re seeking an H1a, H1b, or H2b visa – we can help. Schedule a consultation with an immigration attorney, during your initial consultation, we’ll review the details of your case and provide suggestions for how you can obtain a work visa in Alabama.

U Visas

U type Visas are reserved for victims of specific criminal charges. Including kidnapping, murder, felony assault, domestic violence, sex crimes, among others. The U status affords victims the opportunity to work with authorities during investigation and prosecution in exchange for a 4-year visa. You may apply for permanent residency via green card after 3 years of continuous U visa status in the United States. In some cases, a victim’s minors or family members may also qualify for a U status.

Have questions about work or U visa in Alabama? Talk to an immigration attorney and start building your case today by calling (256) 596-8017 or completing an online case evaluation form.

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