US Visas

The US has long been a place of religious freedom. In fact, some of the first arrivals in this country helped to create the US precisely because they were fleeing religious persecution at home. Not surprisingly, today, there are many types of religious visa applications which allow people from different denominations to live and work […]

Up to 10, 000 U visas are issued annually. These visas are nonimmigrant visas, designed to help those who have been the victim of a crime. The U visa was first created via the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Prevention Act, which first came into law in October 2000. The purpose of the visa is

If you are filing an H-1B, L-1A or L-1B petition soon, a new law (Public Law 111-230) may affect the fees you pay as well as the petition process. Be sure to follow USCIS guidelines to avoid delays. President Barak Obama signed Public Law 111-230 into law on 13 August 2010. This law, among other

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The E1 Treaty Trader visa allows visitors from certain treaty countries to enter the US. Treaty countries are generally countries with which the United States has signed ‘Friendship, Commerce and Navigation’ treaties, Bilateral Investment Treaties, or other treaties with. The treaties are intended to encourage investment and trade between the signatory countries and the US.

At their broadest, no matter the type, US visa applications are applications that give you the authority to visit the US. There are many types of United States Visas. Some specifically allow your partner to enter the US to marry you, while others allow you to visit the US as a performer, athlete, entrepreneur, investor,

The US-Visit system (also known as the US-Visit program or the US Visit Program) is a biometric system used at US entry points in order to verify identities and in order to prevent terrorists and other criminals from entering the country. In fact, the program has been called the world’s largest biometric system. The US-Visit