In: February, 2020

If you have been reading the previous entries, then you know we have covered the U nonimmigrant visas is detail. This will be the final entry on the subject and will be continuing the previous entry’s topic of questions and answers. Q – Will there be a Biometric (fingerprinting) Fee associated with filing the Form […]

A 3-year-old daughter’s birthday party should be a joyous occasion, but a trip to the store to buy supplies for it lead to tragedy for one Arizona woman. In an interview with The Daily News, 22-year-old Araceli Mercado Sanchez said that she had simply gone to the store for paper plates, when she was pulled […]

The process of immigration into the United States is an extremely complex legal process. There are numerous forms to fill out, information to gather and report, and there can even be interviews. Unfortunately, once your application is accepted and you are granted a visa or green card, there are still many things you must always […]

It is a common belief that visiting another country is easy. Say, for example, that you live out of the country but have a relative who is a resident in the United States. It might seem like you could simply board a plane with your passport, and stay for a long visit. Or you know […]

When it comes to obtaining a visitor’s visa, it really helps to have someone on the inside, and by that I mean a resident in the United States. If you do have a family member or friend that currently resides in the U.S., you can have them fill out what are known as sponsorship papers. They […]

One of the less commonly known aspects of the visa application process revolves around finances. Many people know that there are fees associated with the application, and the hiring of any specialized assistance throughout the process, but it is not commonly known by anyone not going through the application process that interviewers will want to know your […]

There is no denying that the United States immigration process is extremely complicated. Filling out the application will take many hours, as will gathering all of the required supporting documentation (bank statements, letters of recommendation, etc.). You may find that during the application process, a lot of time is spent rifling through your paperwork to […]

In the process to obtain your visitor’s visa, the more information you have, the better. The process can be very confusing, so spend a little extra time researching the process, to make sure you understand it perfectly. There is plenty of advice that can be given to assist you with obtaining your visitor’s visa, and […]

One of the most common questions related to H-1B visas is “how long after I am no longer employed can I stay in the U.S.?” There is not a definitive 100% certain answer that can be provided, but there are a few guidelines, such as: An individual is technically considered illegal the very next day after resigning […]

In the previous entry, we covered some of the guidelines related to staying in the U.S. after an H-1B visa expiration. In this entry, we will cover some of the thing that the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services is likely to do if they find out that your visa is expired and you are in the […]