Orlando EB2 Visa Attorney
Assisting Clients With EB2 Visa Matters in Florida
Securing an EB2 visa is a pivotal step for professionals working to build their future in the United States. Whether you are already in Orlando or planning to move here, our team understands the pressure and challenges of navigating complex immigration requirements. At Kurzban Kurzban Tetzeli & Pratt, we combine deep legal knowledge with years of proven experience to make your immigration journey as clear and achievable as possible.
Professionals and employers rely on our experience because we have delivered results for more than 40 years. With leadership that includes the author of the Immigration Law Sourcebook, our Orlando attorneys provide strategic guidance and compassionate client support.
Call us today at (786) 788-8557 or contact us online to schedule a consultation with our EB2 visa lawyer in Orlando.
Why Choose Us?
The EB2 visa process requires precise legal understanding and a team that truly invests in your success. At Kurzban Kurzban Tetzeli & Pratt, our attorneys bring together a rare combination of scholarship, courtroom advocacy, and national reputation—giving you the confidence to move forward with your goals.
Ira J. Kurzban, our founding partner, authored the Immigration Law Sourcebook, which is widely referenced by attorneys and judges. Jed Kurzban, another founder, has been selected to the Super Lawyers list and authored How Justice Is Served. Helena Tetzeli has been recognized by Who’s Who in American Law for immigration work and is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. John Patrick Pratt is board-certified by the Florida Bar in Immigration and Nationality Law.
Our clients benefit from credentials and experience such as:
- Over 40 years of representing businesses and professionals in complex immigration matters.
- Recognition by national legal organizations and professional associations.
- Successful outcomes through negotiation, litigation, and appeals—locally and nationwide.
- A boutique approach, meaning you receive individualized attention from attorneys deeply involved in your case.
Understanding EB2 Visa Requirements & Eligibility
The EB2 visa is intended for those who meet specific criteria. Most applicants must hold an advanced degree (master’s or higher), have a bachelor’s degree plus five years of progressive experience, or demonstrate exceptional ability in the sciences, arts, or business. In some cases, a National Interest Waiver is available, allowing certain applicants to bypass the typical job offer and labor certification requirements if their work serves significant U.S. interests.
We review your credentials, career trajectory, and supporting achievements to identify the best EB2 pathway for you. In Orlando, our team addresses both federal law and the practical expectations of the USCIS Orlando Field Office, making sure your documentation and evidence are complete and compelling.
Factors we examine to determine your EB2 eligibility include:
- Highest academic degree earned and relevant professional experience.
- Documentation of exceptional ability or significant accomplishments.
- Suitability for a National Interest Waiver under current immigration policy.
- Ability to organize supporting evidence that meets regulatory and local requirements.
We translate legal expectations into clear, practical steps, helping avoid common application errors and giving your EB2 petition the strongest possible foundation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I qualify for an EB2 visa?
You may qualify if you have an advanced degree, years of progressive experience, or can demonstrate exceptional ability. When you schedule a consultation with us, our lawyers carefully review your education, work history, and notable achievements. We look for the factors that support either a standard EB2 application or a National Interest Waiver. Our approach focuses on clarity and personal attention, providing specific advice for your unique situation rather than broad, generalized answers.
Why Hire Our EB2 visa lawyers in Orlando?
Our team stands out due to unparalleled credentials and a commitment to client-focused service. Our founding partner, Ira J. Kurzban, authored the Immigration Law Sourcebook, and our team includes board-certified and nationally recognized attorneys with decades of success. We connect these credentials directly to your experience by offering individualized guidance, regular communication, and dedicated support at every stage of the EB2 process in Orlando.
What steps are involved in the EB2 process?
The typical steps include validating your eligibility, assembling documentation, submitting forms to USCIS, then completing fingerprinting and, when required, an interview at the Orlando Field Office. We guide clients at each stage, offering insights on scheduling, communications from the local office, and preparation for interviews or evidence requests. Our attorneys follow your application’s progress and notify you of all key developments so you are never left guessing.
Can you help with appeals if my EB2 is denied?
If you receive a denial, our attorneys review the decision and advise you of your best options, including possible appeals or motions to reopen. With extensive experience in trial and appellate courts, we can represent you in challenging a denial. We explain the reasons behind the decision, steps for strengthening your application, and what to expect throughout the appeals process.
Contact Our EB2 Visa Attorneys in Orlando
If you are ready to take the next step toward a successful EB2 visa, reach out to our team for a confidential consultation. From the initial evaluation to the final application, our attorneys explain each step, answer your questions, and provide strategies tailored to you. At Kurzban Kurzban Tetzeli & Pratt, clients trust us for our clear communication, in-depth knowledge, and strong results. You can expect a welcoming, pressure-free start to your EB2 journey in Orlando with support from attorneys truly invested in your outcome.
Contact us today to get started with our Orlando EB2 visa attorney.
See What Our Clients Say About Us
We provide personalized service with groundbreaking results. Arrange a consultation
with one of our lawyers by sending us an email or calling
(786) 788-8557.
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“They communicated extremely well, clearly answered all of our questions since day 1, were quickly available whenever we needed them for further clarification and guidance, and made the process as smooth as possible for all our family.”- Erica B.
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“I highly recommend KKT&P to anyone who is looking for the best firm to represent them in their immigration process. Thank you Kevin and KKT&P for taking such good care of us.”- Sandra Z.
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“John Pratt's team was outstanding in handling my E2 Visa case at the US Embassy in Paris.”- Marius C.
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“Jessie Schreier went above and beyond to help me with my case. Very professional, friendly, knowledgeable etc. I can't thank Kurzban & Kurzban enough.”- Rob B.
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“Ira Kurzban and Heather Roberts were so helpful all through the Immigration process. From the very first phone call Heather helped with every little question or fear we had all along the way. She was always friendly and responsive.”- Melanie H.
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“KKTP is the best Law Office I've worked with. The attorneys here are very friendly and highly efficient, they will response your email in less than hour even in weekend or late night. They will kindly provide all case related details for you and throughly ”- Han X.
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“Our case was assigned to Kevin Gregg, who turned out to be the most reliable, knowledgeable, caring attorney out there. He turned our case around and after 15 long years of waiting I finally received my green card 2 weeks ago.”- Ksenia G.
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“They came through when I needed them the most and today I'm a happy US citizen. I have friends who have hired "discount attorneys" after I suggested Ira; every single one came to regret their decisions.”- Bjorn B.
Meet Our Nationally Recognized, Awarding-Winning Team
We Want To Help You
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We Wrote The Book On Immigration – LiterallyFounding partner Ira Kurzban authored the Immigration Law Sourcebook. This reference guide is widely used by judges, government officials and other immigration lawyers. As a recognized leader in immigration law and litigation, we handle a broad spectrum of matters from family and employment-based visas to deportation defense and immigration appeals.
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How Justice Is Served: Trial Law Through Jed Kurzban’s Eyes
How Justice Is Served is the newly published book on trial law authored by our founding partner, Jed Kurzban. This insightful book highlights the three phases of a personal injury case with examples of Jed’s high-stakes and humorous courtroom experiences.
Check Out Our Podcasts!
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Immigration Review Podcast
A weekly podcast of immigration case summaries and practice insights from your host, Kevin A. Gregg, a partner at the law firm Kurzban Kurzban Tetzeli & Pratt P.A.
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Serving Justice with Jed Kurzban Podcast12 Rounds, one host, one big fight. Jed Kurzban is an award winning trial attorney working in fields of medical malpractice, personal injury, and products liability. Jed has stepped into the ring helping to change the laws in Florida more than once and continues to do. This podcast will venture into territories most attorneys are too scared to touch and tell you information most attorneys are too pusillanimous to say. Listen if you dare.
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How Justice is Served
On “How Justice is Served,” author and attorney Jed Kurzban shares with fellow attorneys and anyone interested in communicating with people what he’s learned about preparing and trying a case. Communicating with a jury and winning your case is not about the money as much as it’s about getting justice and protecting your client.