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The answer is yes. You are eligible to receive a nonimmigrant visa, as well as legal permanent residency in the United States if you are a victim of domestic violence. According to the USCIS, the U nonimmigrant status (U visa) is set aside for victims of certain crimes who ...
Read MoreA dual intent visa is a visa classification that is both for immigration and non-immigration purposes, for example, for someone who either eventually ...
View MoreGetting Married on a Tourist Visa Yes, you can get married in the U.S. while on a B-1/B-2 tourist visa or a visa waiver program . However, coming to ...
View MoreOne of the most common questions that visa applicants ask is how long it will take them to receive a U.S. visa. However, the visa processing time ...
View MoreIt’s the goal of many U.S. citizens and green card holders to reunite with the loved ones in their country of origin. Thankfully, U.S. citizens and ...
View MoreThere are rights and responsibilities tied to permanent residents or green card holders. If you want to apply for a visa, it is important to ...
View MoreIn 2017, more than 22.4 million people applied for a U.S. visa program, and only an average of 500,000 green cards or lawful permanent residence was ...
View MoreIf you are a non-citizen and your spouse or fiancé is a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you might be wondering how long you have to wait to get a ...
View MoreWaiting for a Green Card? Working is a Possibility. If you’re waiting to receive your green card, you might be wondering if you can work while you ...
View MoreYou might be reading this because your fiancée has petitioned or will soon petition for you to join him/her in the United States through the K-1 Visa. ...
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