Best Immigration Lawyers in Columbus, OH

The United States does not have a simple, universal “work permit” document that is available to all foreign nationals seeking employment within the U.S. Instead, each specific class of foreign national must go through a separate process for obtaining valid work authorization, based on their status. To make matters even more complicated, these requirements frequently change from year to year based on political and economic headwinds. This can be a daunting challenge for you as a foreign national employee, recruiter, or employer. This article gives a brief overview of the work authorization process and documents you will need to lawfully work in the United States. If you have any questions, the attorneys at The Law Firm of Shihab & Associates, Co., LPA have decades of combined experience in successfully navigating through such complex areas. Contact us by email or phone at 1-877-479-4USA (4872) for a consultation to discuss your work authorization and how we can represent your interests effectively.