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FAMILY VISAS
• K1 – Fiancé (e) of a US Citizen
• K3 – Spouses of a US Citizen
FAMILY VISAS
• K1 – Fiancé (e) of a US Citizen
• K3 – Spouses of a US Citizen
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Explore these USA Visa Questions, which our team has put together for you. Our tough team of attorneys is here to help you with all kinds of Immigration cases, and have the knowledge of latest immigration laws. If you have any more questions, you can contact us 24/7 at 972-789-1664, or 1-866-789-1664, email us at contact@dallasarealaw.com, or fill our Online Inquiry Form.
The E-1 visa is for nationals from countries with which the U.S. has a treaty of friendship, commerce, and navigation, who are coming to the U.S. to engage in substantial trade between the U.S. and the alien’s country of nationality.
The E1 visa employee must hold a supervisory or executive position or have skills which are essential to the successful operation of an enterprise. The applicant’s family may join him/her under the same status. The E1 visa is initially valid for two years and may be extended indefinitely.
The E-2 visa is issued to individuals known as “treaty investors.” A treaty investor is a national of a country with which the US maintains a treaty of commerce and navigation. A treaty investor should be coming to the United States to involve themselves in a substantial investment.
An F-1 Visa may be obtained for a student who wishes to pursue full-time academic studies in a college, university, seminar, co rivate academic high school, other academic institution, or language training program. » top of the page
EB-1 visas are given to foreign nationals of extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business or athletics. Typically, EB-1 visas are given to foreign national who are outstanding professors or researchers, and those who are managers and executives, subject to international transfer to the United States. » top of the page
EB-2 visas are given to foreign nationals of exceptional ability in the sciences, arts or business. Typically, EB-2 visas are given to foreign nationals who are advanced degree professionals, and qualified alien physicians who will practice medicine in an area of the U.S. which is underserved. » top of the page
EB-3 visas are given to foreign national professionals with bachelor's degrees (not qualifying for a higher preference category). Typically, EB-3 visas are given to foreign national skilled workers (minimum two years training and experience), and foreign national unskilled workers. » top of the page
EB-4 visas are given to foreign national religious workers, and employees and former employees of the U.S. Government abroad. » top of the page
First, an applicant must establish a new commercial enterprise by: 1) creating an original business; 2) purchasing an existing business and simultaneously or subsequently restructuring or reorganizing the business, such that a new commercial enterprise results; or 3) expanding an existing business by 140 percent of the pre-investment number of jobs or net worth, or retaining all existing jobs in a troubled business that has lost 20 percent of its net worth over the past 12 to 24 months.
Second, an applicant must invest or actively be in the process of investing in a new commercial enterprise at least $1,000,000.00, or at least $500,000.00 if in a targeted employment area.
Third, an applicant must show that the new commercial enterprise will benefit the United States economy by either creating full-time employment for at least 10 qualified individuals, or maintain the number of existing employees (for more detail on this subsection, please contact our office).
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The applicant must file a FORM I-526, immigrant Petition by Alien Entrepreneur. FORM I-526, Immigrant Petition by Alien Entrepreneur, must be filed with supporting documentation and evidence that clearly shows that the applicant is able to meet all the necessary requirements such as:
There are other factors to consider when an applicant wishes to submit his or her FORM I-526, immigrant Petition by Alien Entrepreneur, for more information, please contact one of our Immigration Attorneys. We have a tough team of attorneys who has earned the reputation of being the best Texas Immigration Attorneys. Our attorneys have the experience of dealing with all kinds of Immigration cases, and have the knowledge of latest immigration laws. You can contact us 24/7 at 972-789-1664, or 1-866-789-1664, or email us at contact@dallasarealaw.com. » top of the page
Our laws are set up as such that there is an automatic presumption that every visitor who comes to the US, does not want to leave; thus, the applicant must show with evidence and overcome this presumption. » top of the page
Our laws are set up as such that there is an automatic presumption that every visitor who comes to the US, does not want to leave; thus, the applicant must show with evidence and overcome this presumption. » top of the page
A person with a student visa who needs to apply for work authorization should discuss his or her employment matter with his or her school’s designated person. There are different options available depending on the student visa type. » top of the page
This is a nonimmigrant category within the immigration law that allows the spouse or child of a US citizen to come to the United States. » top of the page
The eligible applicants are those who are married or are going to be married to a United States citizen. » top of the page
There are multiple steps and processes that need to be completed, such as whether it is a fiancé visa (which will have some requirements), or actual spouse. Next, work a permit application needs to be filed, I-765, Application for Employment Authorization. In order to make sure you are on the right track, please contact our our Immigration Attorneys and let us help you. You can contact us 24/7 at 972-789-1664, or 1-866-789-1664, or email us at contact@dallasarealaw.com.
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