Do I Need to Have Family in the U.S. to Apply for a Non-Immigrant Visa?
Posted on July 14, 2022
Generally speaking, no, you do not need to have family in the U.S. to apply for a non-immigrant visa. This may vary based on the type of non-immigrant visa for which you are applying, as some types of family-based non-immigrant visas do require the applicant to have a family member in the U.S. Other types of non-immigrant visa applications may benefit from family sponsorship, even if family relationships in the U.S. are not required. Read more
What Kind of Visa Should I Apply for to Temporarily Come to the U.S.?
Posted on July 14, 2022
This depends on your circumstances. The most common visas for temporary travel to the U.S. are a B-1 visa for business (to attend a conference or consult with business associates) or a B-2 visa for tourism (for a vacation or to visit with friends or relatives). Neither of these non-immigrant visas allow an individual to work in the U.S. or stay in the U.S. permanently. Read more
What is the Difference Between an Immigrant Visa and a Non-Immigrant Visa?
Posted on July 14, 2022
A non-immigrant visa is intended for temporary travel and is not intended to provide permanent resettlement or permanent resident status in the U.S. In contrast, an immigrant visa is intended for those who plan to permanently resettle in the U.S. Read more