As of September 12, 2025, Alycia Moss has joined Fennemore, expanding the resources and support available to her clients.
The O-1 classification allows you to temporarily work in the U.S. in your field if you can demonstrate an extraordinary ability in the sciences, education, business, athletics, the arts, or in the motion picture or television industries. The O-2 classification is available to support staff accompanying the O-1 principal to assist with artistic or athletic events or performances. Spouses and dependent children of O-1 and O-2 principals are eligible for O-3 status in the United States and are ineligible to apply for work authorization. An O petition may be approved for up to three years, and extensions may be granted indefinitely for long-term projects or assignments or for a group of related performances or activities. There is currently no annual limit on O visa numbers.
Being a local firm with a global perspective, we can tackle any U.S. immigration issue no matter where you are in the world. With offices in Washington and Idaho, we exclusively practice and focus on immigration law because our goal is to provide every client with expert services. From start to finish, we work in concert with you to deliver exceptional service and outcomes.
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