What does the Embassy require for the Family Visa? The general requirements are: a…
What does the Embassy require for the Family Visa?
The general requirements are:
a valid passport,
two 2×2 pictures of yourself,
police certificates,
other civil documents,
birth certificates,
Form I-864 which is an Affidavit of Support,
I-130 Petition from Sponsor and medical examinations.
What will get your Immigrant Visa rejected?
Certain requirements and activities can cause a visa to be unobtainable for an applicant.
For reference, drug trafficking;
overstaying a former visa;
and filing false papers are examples of such ineligibility.
If you are not qualified for a visa, the consular officer will contact you and remind you if you have access to a waiver of ineligibility and what the waiver procedure is.
Required Forms for the Immigrant Spouse Visa?
The required Forms for the Immigrant Spouse Visa are:
The DS-260 Form which you fill online,
Form I-130 which is a Petition for Alien Relative
and Form I-864 which is Affidavit of Support from the petitioner/sponsor.
What are the general requirements of the Employment Immigrant Visa?
The general requirements of the Employment Immigrant Visa are: a valid passport, two 2×2 photographs of yourself, the DS-260 Form, the I-140 Form from the employer, Civil documents like birth and marriage certificates, the I-864 Form which is evidence of financial support if you have a sponsor who can financially support you and the Completed Medical Forms.
Do you want to start a new life in the US?
It is understandable if your home country doesn’t meet your expectations and you want to explore and live in a country that offers you plenty of opportunities to grow as a person and to grow your career.
Applying for an Immigrant Visa in order to be able to work/study there is a great move, because not only does it offer high quality degrees/jobs, it also offers it to anyone and everyone!
What is the difference between an Immigrant and Non-Immigrant Visa?
The U.S. visas are available in two categories:
immigrant and nonimmigrant. Foreign nationals who wish to live permanently in the United States for various reasons are provided with immigrant visas. For travel, medical care, business, temporary employment, research, or other similar purposes, nonimmigrant visas are for foreign nationals wanting to enter the United States on a temporary basis.
The top 10 countries that received the most Visas in The United States out of the 45 million applicants who got their Visa issued are: Mexico with 11 million, India with almost 3 million, China with 2 million, the Philippines with 2 million, El Salvador with 1 and a half million, Vietnam with 1 and a half million, Cuba with more than 1 million, the Dominican Republic with 1 million, South Korea with 1 million and Guatemala with 1 million.
3 important tips for your Immigrant Visa interview!
First of all, before you even apply for the immigrant Visa you should not take any big financial decisions such as selling your house or your property or quitting your job until you actually receive the Visa.
Second, make sure you have gathered all the documents needed and do not forget to bring in evidence of the fees you have paid for the petitions and for the Visa.
And third, make sure you rehearse some interview questions to be well prepared for the interview!
