Step 01
Understand Your Visa Need
Start with plain-language information about common work visa categories and the questions they tend to raise.
Get clear, general information about H-1B, L-1, O-1, TN and other employment-based visa matters, then connect with an independent, licensed immigration attorney.
Work visa questions can feel complicated. Explore plain-language overviews of common categories and the topics workers and employers often discuss with an attorney.
Compare general information about H-1B, L-1, O-1, TN and other work visa matters. These overviews are a starting point, not a decision about eligibility.
When your questions get specific, we can connect you with an independent, licensed immigration attorney. Any legal advice comes directly from that attorney, not from WorkWise.
Information first. Advice from attorneys.
WorkWise Visas is an independent information and referral service and does not provide legal advice.
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Work visa options
Plain-language overviews of common employment-based visa categories. Select a category to see what's typically discussed with an attorney.
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Work visas can feel complicated. WorkWise helps workers and employers understand their options — then connects them with licensed immigration attorneys who can advise on the details.
The WorkWise philosophy
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Simple steps from question to conversation
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Audiences — workers and employers
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Short form to request a referral
How it works
A simple, transparent path. WorkWise helps you get oriented and makes the referral — the attorney handles your legal matter.
Step 01
Start with plain-language information about common work visa categories and the questions they tend to raise.
Step 02
Compare categories like H-1B, L-1, O-1 and TN side by side to see which may be relevant to discuss.
Step 03
Fill in a short form: whether you're a worker or employer, the visa matter, and a brief note about your situation.
Step 04
We refer your request to an independent, licensed immigration attorney who handles employment-based matters, subject to their availability.
Step 05
Speak directly with the attorney about your situation. Any legal advice comes from them — not from WorkWise.
Attorney referral
Tell us a little about your matter. We'll connect you with a licensed immigration attorney who handles employment-based visas.
Not a law firmAny legal advice comes directly from the independent attorney you speak with.
WorkWise is an independent information and referral service that connects workers and employers with licensed immigration attorneys for H-1B, L-1, O-1, TN and other work visa matters.
WorkWise is not a law firm. We provide information and connect you with independent attorneys.
Referrals are made to attorneys licensed to practice law who handle employment-based immigration matters.
Whether you are an individual professional or a company sponsoring talent, the process starts the same way.
Frequently asked questions
A little clarity on what WorkWise does, how referrals work, and where legal advice begins.
Not sure where to start?
Explore visa optionsWorkWise Visas is an independent information and referral service for workers and employers. We share general work visa information and help people connect with independent, licensed immigration attorneys. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.
You can explore information about H-1B, L-1, O-1, TN and other employment-based immigration matters. These overviews are a starting point, not an assessment of which category is right for you.
Yes. WorkWise is designed for individual professionals and employers navigating work visa questions. An independent attorney can discuss the details of a particular role, employee or business situation.
No. Eligibility depends on your circumstances and current immigration rules. Only a qualified attorney who has reviewed your situation can give you case-specific legal advice.
A referral is an introduction to an independent, licensed immigration attorney. You can discuss your matter, the attorney's availability, potential consultation fees and the scope of any representation directly with them. A referral does not guarantee representation.
No. Reading this site or submitting a referral request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Any such relationship would be established separately with an attorney after you both agree to work together.
No. Immigration outcomes and processing times depend on individual facts, applicable rules and government agencies. Neither WorkWise nor an attorney can guarantee an approval or a particular timeline.
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