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Past webinarJune 26, 2025ONLINE

Top Visa Options for Startup Founders and Skilled Immigrants

Explore the most important U.S. visa options for startup founders and skilled professionals, including O-1, EB-2 NIW, H-1B, and other pathways. Learn how to choose a strategy, what officers look for, common mistakes, and support options.

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What this session covered

We’re excited to invite startup founders, entrepreneurs, and professionals in tech, STEM, design, business, and other high-skill fields to a free, practical webinar where we’ll walk you through the most important U.S. visa options — and help you find the one that fits you best.

Webinar is also perfect if you’re: exploring your U.S. immigration options and don’t know where to start, or simply curious about visa costs and the flexible support packages available.

What we’ll cover

1/ The most common visa options for founders and professionals

2/ Key differences between O-1, EB-2 NIW, H-1B, and other pathways

3/ How to choose a visa strategy that aligns with your goals and future plans

4/ What immigration officers really look for — and how to build a strong, convincing case

5/ Common mistakes that can slow you down (and how to avoid them)

And yes — we’ll also talk honestly about costs, and how to choose the right level of support based on your budget, needs, and how involved you want to be.

Meet your hosts

This live session will be led by Jacob Sapochnick, immigration attorney, and Joanna Bobel, co-founder of PassRight.

  • ? Date: Thursday, June 26, 2025
  • ​? Time: 11:00 AM PT / 2:00 PM ET / 20:00 CET
  • Location: Online (Link provided after registration)
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