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Annalee Patel is an Associate Attorney at Farmer Law PC, where she primarily focuses on non-immigrant and immigrant petitions. She is passionate about human rights and educating Clients throughout the complex, confusing immigration process in order to actualize their goals.
She pursued these passions by starting out in asylum-based immigration before pivoting to employment-based immigration where she started with L-1A and L-2B petitions. Annalee then accumulated experience with complex immigrant visa petitions, such as EB-1, EB-2, and I-485 Adjust of Status petitions. She also has experience representing clients in removal defense proceedings, filing I-601 and I-601A applications, and other visa petitions.
Annalee is based in Dallas, TX where she continues to develop her immigration knowledge with her enthusiasm to learn and help through pro bono work to ensure people have access to immigration resources without having to feel alone against an intimidating, complex immigration system.
O-1B Visa for Artists, Musicians and Film and TV Talent By Kyle Farmer, Farmer Law PC, Austin, Texas. Last reviewed: October 31, 2026. Short answer: The O-1B is a temporary U.S. work visa for people with extraordinary ability in the arts, or a record of extraordinary achievement in film and television. A U.S. employer or…
E-2 Visa for Mexican Citizens: An Overview By Kyle Farmer, Farmer Law PC, Austin, Texas. Last reviewed: October 31, 2026. Short answer: Mexico is an E-2 treaty country, so a Mexican citizen who invests in a U.S. business may be able to come to the United States on an E-2 treaty investor visa to develop…
O-1 vs. H-1B: Which Work Visa Fits Your Hire? By Kyle Farmer, Farmer Law PC, Austin, Texas. Last reviewed: November 2, 2026. We check this page each month while the H-1B payment cases continue. Short answer: The H-1B is a work visa for jobs that require at least a bachelor’s degree in a specific field,…
L-1 Visa for U.S. Employers: Transferring Managers and Key Staff Attorney Advertising. Kyle Farmer, Farmer Law PC, Austin, TX. General information, not legal advice. Law and USCIS pages checked October 29, 2026. Short answer: The L-1 lets a U.S. employer transfer a manager, an executive or an employee with specialized knowledge from a related company…
H-2A and H-2B Audits, Investigations and Notices of Deficiency Attorney Advertising. Kyle Farmer, Farmer Law PC, Austin, TX. General information, not legal advice. Regulations checked on eCFR on October 28, 2026. Short answer: The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) reviews H-2A and H-2B employers in three main ways. Its Office of Foreign Labor Certification (OFLC)…
EB-1 Visa Lawyer: Extraordinary Ability and Multinational Managers Attorney Advertising. Kyle Farmer, Farmer Law PC, Austin, TX. General information, not legal advice. Law and USCIS pages checked October 29, 2026. Short answer: EB-1 is the first-preference employment-based green card. It has three parts: EB-1A for people with extraordinary ability, EB-1C for multinational managers and executives,…
EB-2 Visa Lawyer: Advanced Degree, Exceptional Ability and NIW Attorney Advertising. Kyle Farmer, Farmer Law PC, Austin, TX. General information, not legal advice. Law and USCIS pages checked October 29, 2026. Short answer: EB-2 is an employment-based green card for professionals with an advanced degree and for people with exceptional ability in the sciences, arts…
O-1A vs. EB-1A: Temporary Visa or Green Card? Attorney Advertising. Kyle Farmer, Farmer Law PC, Austin, TX. General information, not legal advice. Law and USCIS pages checked October 28, 2026. Short answer: The O-1A is a temporary work visa, and a U.S. employer or agent has to file it for you. EB-1A is a green…
EB-1C Green Card for Multinational Managers and Executives Attorney Advertising. Kyle Farmer, Farmer Law PC, Austin, TX. General information, not legal advice. Law and USCIS pages checked October 28, 2026. Short answer: EB-1C is a green card (permanent residence) for managers and executives of multinational companies. It is part of the first employment-based preference, EB-1…
EB-1A vs. EB-2 NIW: Which Self-Petition Green Card Fits You? Attorney Advertising. Kyle Farmer, Farmer Law PC, Austin, TX. General information, not legal advice. Law and USCIS pages checked October 28, 2026. Short answer: EB-1A and the EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) are both green cards you can file for yourself, with no job offer…
E-2 Source of Funds, Loans, and Escrow: What Counts as Your Investment Attorney Advertising. Kyle Farmer, attorney, is responsible for this content. Farmer Law PC, Austin, Texas. General information, not legal advice. Short answer: E-2 investment capital has to be yours to control, at risk in the business, from a lawful source you can document,…
TN Renewal and Changing Employers: Your Options Attorney Advertising. Kyle Farmer, attorney, is responsible for this content. Farmer Law PC, Austin, Texas. General information, not legal advice. Short answer: To stay past a TN end date, the employer can file Form I-129 with USCIS for an extension of up to three years while the worker…
The attorneys at Farmer Law PC help businesses, employers and individuals with employment-based, investor and family-based immigration. For agricultural and seasonal employers, we handle H-2A and H-2B applications and help respond to DOL audits, Wage and Hour investigations and Notices of Deficiency.
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