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| Marriage Visa K3 visas are appropriate for spouses of US citizens residing outside of the US. Congress created the K3 visa to reduce the long wait that the US citizen and her spouse experienced, while waiting for an immigrant visa. The K3 visa allows one to enter the US in nonimmigrant status to eventually adjust status to lawful permanent residency while in the United States. USCIS will grant the applicant with a two-year admission period when the K3 visa holder enters the United States. Foreign national spouses present in the United States can travel outside of the United States and return using their K3 visa. While in K3 status, if one has filed for adjustment of status in the US prior to departure from the US, USCIS will not presume that the departure constitutes abandonment of an adjustment application. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE K3 VISA: 1. Be the spouse of a U.S. citizen. 2. An immediate relative petition, that is pending, must have been filed in the United States. 3. A K3 petition must be completed and submitted by the US citizen and submitted to USCIS. Student Visas The F-1 student visa is designed to allow students from other countries study full-time at an accredited college or university. The student may be eligible for practical work training for twelve months before or after graduation. Occupational Visa The M-1 visa is designed for individuals interested in studying at an established vocational non-academic institution. Technician, hair salon or mechanic schools are some examples of these vocational institutions. Exchange Visitor Visa Applicants qualify for a J-1 exchange visitor visa if they are coming to the U.S. to participate in a program of studies, training, research or cultural enrichment specifically designed by the United States Department of State (DOS). Individuals who qualify under this category are trainees, scholars, professors, teachers, medical graduates, students and trainees. Work Visa Specialty Occupation H1-B visas for specialty occupations are given to those who have specialized knowledge through college education (i.e. software programmers). Temporary workers with an H -1B can work in the U.S. after a petition is submitted by the employer-to-be in the United States and is approved by the INS. In certain cases, documented work experience may be accepted in lieu of a bachelor's degree. Moreover, your U.S. employer must document that you will be paid at least the prevailing wage for the position. An H1-B allows skilled professional workers to stay here for three years. The visa can be extended for up to three years with a maximum stay of six years. Intracompany Transfers The L-1 visa was established for multinational companies to transfer high-level and essential employees from oversees to the United States. The non-immigrant would work at the affiliate or subsidiary of that same employer in the U.S. in a managerial, executive, or specialized knowledge capacity. Individuals of Extraordinary Ability or Achievement Highly talented or acclaimed foreign nationals may eligible for an O visa. Individuals who may qualify for this visa are entertainers, scientists and high-end chefs, businessman, and athletes. Religious Workers The R-1 visa allows religious workers to come to the United States to participate in a religious occupation and perform services for their religious organization. The religious organization must already be established in the United States. |
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