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Immigrant Visas
An immigrant visa is your pathway to permanent residency in the United States—commonly known as getting a green card. Unlike temporary (non-immigrant) visas, immigrant visas are for individuals who plan to live and work in the U.S. permanently.
There are several categories of immigrant visas, each designed for different life goals and circumstances:
Employment-Based Immigrant Visas
For individuals with extraordinary ability, advanced degrees, or job offers from U.S. employers. These include:
- EB-1: For top-tier talent in the arts, sciences, education, business, or athletics
- EB-2: For professionals with advanced degrees or exceptional ability
- EB-3: For skilled workers, professionals, and other workers
Family-Based Immigrant Visas
For close relatives of U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents. This includes:
- Spouses, children, parents, and siblings of U.S. citizens
- Spouses and children of green card holders
At Theos Immigration Law, we guide you through every step—from eligibility strategy to document preparation and interview readiness. Whether you're an international coach seeking permanent residence through extraordinary ability, or a family member reuniting with loved ones, we bring clarity, compassion, and precision to your journey.
Non-Immigrant Visas
A non-immigrant visa allows you to enter the United States temporarily for a specific purpose—such as studying, working, performing, competing, or visiting. These visas are not pathways to permanent residency, but they can be stepping stones in a longer immigration journey.
Each visa type is tied to a particular activity and has its own rules, timelines, and eligibility criteria.
Work & Talent-Based Visas
For individuals with specialized skills or extraordinary ability:
- O-1: For individuals with extraordinary ability in athletics, arts, education, or business
- P-1: For internationally recognized athletes or entertainment groups
- H-1B: For professionals in specialty occupations (usually requires a U.S. employer sponsor)
- B-1 in lieu of H: For short-term business visits that involve professional services
Visitor Visas
For short stays:
- B-1: Business visitors (e.g., attending meetings, negotiating contracts)
- B-2: Tourists, family visitors, or those seeking medical treatment
At Theos Immigration Law, we help you choose the right visa for your goals—and make sure every form, letter, and timeline is handled with care. Whether you're an international coach or have no affiliation with the sports industry, we’ll guide you through the process with clarity and confidence.
About Theos Immigration Law
Your Immigration Lawyer
At Theos Immigration Law, I serve anyone with immigration needs, but I specialize in meeting the needs of athletes and coaches.
Bio
I bring extensive experience in program development, education, and leadership to my role as the founder of an immigration law firm based in Salt Lake City, Utah. With a diverse background spanning consulting, nonprofit management, instructional design, and organizational development, I have consistently demonstrated a passion for serving others and creating impactful solutions.
Before launching my firm, I excelled as the owner of Theos Consulting, where I designed and created educational content. Previously, I worked for the United States Tennis Association (Southern Section), where I successfully consulted with civic organizations, advocated for infrastructure improvements, and led community events tied to international competitions.
I am a former college tennis player and an Elite Professional and National Vice President with the Racquet Sports Professionals Association.