At BestImmigrationLawyer.com, we often get inquiries from Canadian citizens wanting to know if they can get a visa that will allow them to live and work in the United States on a full-time basis. The answer to that question is “yes.” The easiest way for Canadians to live and work…
A “U” visa is a nonimmigrant visa available to victims of certain crimes (e.g. rape, assault, attempted murder, armed robbery, kidnapping, involuntary servitude, domestic violence, stalking) who have suffered substantial mental or physical abuse. The crime (which must have occurred in the United States or in violation of U.S. laws)…
What’s The Difference Between A Green Card And A Visa? This a question that gets asked often and is based upon a certain amount of confusion. The starting point for alleviating the confusion and understanding the key differences between a green card and a visa is understanding that the entire…
CAN YOU SUE USCIS IF YOUR IMMIGRATION PETITION IS TAKING TOO LONG? The short answer is “yes.” Can You Sue USCIS If Your Immigration Petition is Taking TOO LONG? One of the most frustrating aspects of dealing with the immigration system can be long delays. The uncertainty of not knowing…
The P Visa Admits Athletes, Artists And Entertainers The Immigration Act of 1990 added the “P” class of visa to the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). The “P Visa” is a non-immigrant, limited duration visa that allows persons with high-profile international careers in sports and the arts or entertainment to…