Asir Law – A Boutique Immigration Law Firm with A Global Reach

Our Firm

Asir Law Firm formerly known as the Princeton Law Group is a full service immigration law firm with emphasis on providing a cutting edge legal approach to employment and investment based immigration strategies besides providing comprehensive and high quality services to individuals and families. With physical offices in Princeton, Palm Beach and Chennai, we have a virtual global presence and in this age of global citizenship we pride ourselves in being nimble and flexible to serve our clients from around the world. We remain true to our roots of never advertising our services and relying solely on referrals from satisfied clients. Our mission is to provide “big firm” services at small firm “efficiencies”.

Experience

With more than 30 years of experience, we know exactly what works and we make sure to provide you with the latest and the most appropriate immigration strategies. We have an incredible track record in successfully navigating the maze of immigration regulations in the US.

Immigration Focus

Our practice is exclusively in the area of U.S. immigration law, and we keep pace with rapidly changing immigration laws and growing customer expectations by locating ourselves at the frontier of immigration laws and integrating technology in our daily operations.

Personal

Other law firms take on your case as one of hundreds and as a result, pay little attention to your individual needs. Our process is focused on understanding every aspect of your case as we work through to create your personalized solution.

Competitive Fees

We continually provide aggressive representation of clients with honesty and integrity and we pride ourselves on offering the best possible legal representation at a lower cost than most large immigration firms.

Business

H-1B Visa

An H-1B Visa allows U.S. employers to temporarily hire foreign workers in “specialty occupations” such as IT or engineering.

To qualify for the H1B, the position must require at least a bachelor’s degree in a related field and one must have earned that degree or its equivalent. Additionally, the employer must be willing to sponsor the foreign employee.

The H-1B Visa is an excellent way for U.S. companies to hire the best talent from across the world and it is the most commonly used type of temporary work visa. (Learn more here)

L-1 Visa

The L-1 visa is a non-immigrant visa which allows overseas companies to transfer employees under two types of L-1 visa schemes. For L-1 visa transfers of executives and managers including business owners for up to seven years there is the L-1A visa, and for specialized knowledge employees the L-1B visa allows entry for up to five years to a new or existing US office. To qualify for an L-1 visa the employee, which can include business owners, must have worked for a subsidiary, parent, affiliate or branch office of the US company outside of the US for at least one year out of the last three years.

This can be an excellent way for businesses including small businesses to expand into the US with a minimal investment.

– Learn More About L-1A Here

– Learn More About L-1B Here

O-1 Visa

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H-2B Visa

The H-2B visa is available to employers of foreign workers not working in the agricultural field. This visa is only available for work that is temporary in nature. (Learn more here)

For H2B purposes, that means one of the following:

Recurring seasonal need: work that is regularly tied to a season, such as amusement park work in the summer, or ski resort work in the winter.
Intermittent need: work for which the employer has not employed full time staff, and occasionally needs temporary workers.
Peak-load need: work during busy periods for which the employer needs temporary staff in addition to their permanent employees.
One time occurrence: work needed during a short, one time period of need.

Learn More Here

Employment Based Visas (EB-1 to EB-3)

Employment based (EB) immigration visas, or Green Cards, allow migrants to gain lawful permanent residence in the US in order to engage in skilled work. There are two ways to obtain a US Green Card: one way is through a family member, the other way is to obtain an employment based Green Card (you can also try for the annual Green Card diversity lottery).

The 3 Most Common EB Categories Are:

EB-1: For multinational executives or managers, or for people with exceptional experience and ability in science, art, education, business, or sport. (Learn more here)
EB-2: For those in certain professions – such as medicine, science, and teaching – who hold a Master’s degree or higher. (Learn more here)
EB-3: For skilled workers with at least 2 years of experience in their field, Master’s degree and PhD holders who are not covered by the EB-2 visa, and for low skilled workers to take a permanent US job. (Learn more here)

Other

P-Visa

– Learn more about P1-A here

– Learn more about P1-B here

– Learn more about P-2 here

– Learn more about P-3 here

R-Visa

Learn more here

Business EAD

Business Immigration

We specialize in assisting companies with immigrant employees in a variety of industries. From engineers and teachers to chefs to every type of information technology specialist imaginable, our office has been able to secure long-term and permanent immigration status for a wide range of professionals.

Individual

Visitor

The B-1/B-2 classification is designated for visitors for business (B-1) and visitors for pleasure (B-2). It is appropriate for foreign nationals who seek to visit the United States on a purely temporary basis. (Learn more here)

Student

Every year, the United States attracts foreign nationals who wish to pursue their studies in approved educational institutions. The appropriate categories are: F-1 (academic students), M-1 (vocational students), and J-1 (exchange students). (Learn more here)

Resident

Lawful permanent residents (LPR), or “green card” holders, are allowed to reside and work permanently in the United States. The LPR status is gained primarily through employment-based or family-based sponsorship, as well as the diversity visa lottery. (Learn more here)

Citizen

U.S. Citizenship is obtained either by birth, derivation or naturalization. Requirements generally are, 5 years in permanent resident status or three years may be sufficient for those married to U.S. citizens. (Learn more here)

Individual Immigration

Whether you’re coming to the U.S. temporarily or permanently to pursue new opportunities, we can help you obtain Visitor, Student, and Work Visas, Resident status (Green Card), US Citizenship.

We also help individuals to find humanitarian solutions or country specific options for immigration.

Family Based

Family Based Immigration

Keeping your family together is always a priority for many of those undergoing the U.S. immigration process. We understand this and we work with you and your employer (when applicable) to look out for your dependants.

Investor Based

EB-5 Visa

The EB-5 Visa Program allows foreign investors the opportunity to invest at least $800,000 in a U.S. project in exchange for an EB-5 visa and the path to a Green Card and U.S. Citizenship. (Learn more here)

One of the fastest and easiest ways, to get permanent residency in the U.S. for the investor and their immediate family
Gives you the freedom to live, work and study anywhere in the U.S.

E-1/E-2 Visa

The E-1 treaty trader visa and the E-2 investor visa are appealing options for foreign business persons, investors, managers, and employees who wish to stay in the United States for extended periods of time to oversee: 1) an enterprise that is engaged in trade between the United States and a foreign country; or 2) a major investment in the United States.