The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) Visa (also known as the TN visa) is a visa category for citizens of Mexico and Canada seeking to work in a professional capacity for an employer in the United States. NAFTA created economic and business relationships advantageous for the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, and occasionally allows for […]
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There are a variety of options for obtaining a US work visa for architects. Even if you are not a licensed architect, you could still qualify for a work visa in the United States in the field of architecture. In order to qualify for a work visa, you must have sponsorship from an employer in […]
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The R-1 visa is a great option for a Rabbi coming to the US to work in a Rabbinical role. For US immigration purposes, a Rabbi is considered a “minister of religion,” (one of several occupational categories of R-1 religious workers). This means that they are employed in a professional capacity in an religious vocation or […]
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Preparing for An I-751 Petition Now that you have a two year green card, start preparing for your Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence with these easy steps. If you have been married for less than 2 years at the time you are approved for a green card that was obtained through marriage to a […]
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Continuing our discussion of the “P” visa classifications, we now examine the P-2 visa. If you’ve missed our previous discussion on the P-1 visa, you can find it here. The P-2 visa is the second of three P visa classifications, along with the aforementioned P-1, and the P-3. P-2 Visa A P-2 Visa is designated […]
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A “P” visa denotes a category of visas issued to accomplished entertainment companies (circuses included), athletic teams, and athletes that have received an offer of short-term employment from a U.S. based employer. P visa classifications are as follows: P-1, P-2, and P-3. Today’s blog topic goes over the P-1 Visa. P-1 Visa A P-1 Visa […]
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