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	How US Work Visas Immigrating to the United States may require you to deal with three (3) independent Federal Government Agencies. Often there is little communication between these Agencies. To compound matters, the United States Immigration Laws are frequently changing. This process can be overwhelming and confusing for someone without the services of the Law Offices of Spar and Bernstein. Before immigrating to the United States, it is important to understand how United States visas work. A Visa is a passport stamp issued by the United States Government. United States Visas allow individuals to enter the United States to reside permanently, or temporarily. There are two types of visas: US Immigrant Visas US Non-Immigrant Visas

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UNITED STATES IMMIGRANT VISAS

A Non-United States citizen may use an immigrant visa to enter the United States as a lawful permanent resident. Upon entry into the United States with an immigrant visa, a lawful permanent resident ..... (more)

NON-IMMIGRANT US VISAS

Non-immigrant visas are all visas that are not immigrant visas. All non-immigrant visas are temporary. Each non-immigrant visa authorizes a specific duration of stay in the United States. Ext ..... (more)

TYPES OF NON-IMMIGRANT VISAS

The following is a list of all non-immigrant visas:A – Diplomats, officials and employees of foreign governments recognized by the United States coming to the United States for official business pu ..... (more)

GLOSSARY OF TERMS

The following is a list of frequently used immigration terms: 245(i)- provision in the Act, which expired on January 14, 1998, extended by LIFE to April 30, 2001, currently under consideration by th ..... (more)

A HISTORY OF AMNESTY

Amnesty/Lulac/K. Nord By Olivia Sanson The ranks of undocumented aliens who seek and are granted amnesty in the United States have grown dramatically in recent years and that trend is most li ..... (more)

RE-ENTRY PERMITS FOR GREEN CARD HOLDERS

Reentry Permits: Do’s and Don’ts So, you are now a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) of the United States and you want to travel abroad for a lengthy period of time. What should you do? Lawful ..... (more)

TEMPORARY PROTECTED STATUS

Temporary Protected Status (TPS) TPS is a temporary immigration status accorded by the Secretary of Homeland Security to persons from certain countries. The purpose of TPS is to grant these indivi ..... (more)

CAN I GET MY GREEN CARD IF I'VE BEEN HERE FOR MORE THAN 10 YEARS

CAN I GET MY GREEN CARD IF I HAVE BEEN HERE FOR MORE THAN TEN YEARS? So, you have been here for many years. I’m sure you have heard a rumor that if you have been here for ten years and have filed ..... (more)

KEEPING YOUR GREEN CARD STATUS

KEEPING YOUR GREEN CARD STATUS Congratulations, you were successful in getting a green card and now you want to keep it. The “green card,” Form I-511, is proof of your permanent resident status. ..... (more)

WHAT TO EXPECT AT THE BORDER

WHAT TO EXPECT AT THE BORDER Perhaps you are flying into JFK airport, or arriving by a cruise ship at the seaport in Miami. Or maybe you and your family are driving a car from Canada into New Yor ..... (more)

REGISTRY - AN OLD FORM OF AMNESTY STILL ON THE BOOKS

REGISTRY – AN OLD FORM OF AMNESTY STILL ON THE BOOKS As immigration attorneys, we are often asked if a person can obtain Lawful Permanent Residency, commonly known as the “green-card”, in the U ..... (more)

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