3 important tips for your Immigrant Visa interview! First of all, before you even…
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!
Which documents do you need for an Immigrant Spouse Visa?
For an Immigrant Spouse Visa, you need:
a valid passport,
Form I-130 which is a Petition for Alien Relative,
two 2×2 photos,
Form I-864 which is Affidavit of Support from the petitioner/sponsor,
birth certificate,
marriage certificate,
DS-260 Form,
civil documents and
completed medical examination forms.
The requirements for the family Visa are:
a sponsor (relative) in the United States,
application,
numerous screenings,
background checks,
Visa interview,
fees and medical examinations.
Keep in mind that the relative who is going to sponsor you has to be over the age of 18 and live in the U.S.
Why is the US a great place to live?
The United States is a great place to live due to the many job and studying opportunities that it offers, not only to its citizens but to international students/visitors.
The quality of life is higher than the developing countries and the culture is very diverse and welcoming.
What are the types of Family Immigrant Visas offered in the US?
The types of Family Visas offered in the United States are: IR1, CR1 Visa which the Spouse of a U.S. Citizen can apply, K-3 for the Spouses of U.S. Citizen awaiting approval of an I-130 immigrant petition, K-1 for the Fiancés who are going to marry a U.S. Citizen, IR3, IH3, IR4, IH4 for Intercountry Adoption of Orphan Children by U.S. Citizens, IR2, CR2, IR5, F1, F3, F4 for Certain Family Members of U.S. Citizens and F2A, F2B for Certain Family Members of Lawful Permanent Residents.
Where do most immigrants live in the US?
Most immigrants lived in 20 major metropolitan areas, where most of them resided in New York, Miami and Los Angeles areas.
These 20 metro areas had almost 30 million immigrants which make up more than 60 percent of the total foreign-born population of the country.
Which documents do you need for the Employment Immigrant Visa interview?
Before the interview if you are applying for the Employment Immigrant Visa then you need these documents:
the DS-260 Form,
the I-140 Form from the employer,
a valid passport,
two 2×2 photographs of yourself,
Civil documents like birth and marriage certificates,
Completed Medical Forms and the I-864 Form which is evidence of financial support if you have a relative who can financially support you.
Compared to other foreigners, how successful are family visa holders?
Data reveals that while family immigration is typically related to lower initial earnings, it has higher growth in earnings than immigration dependent on jobs.
U.S. citizens’ immigrant brothers and sisters tend to have greater earnings than regular family immigrants and are more likely to be self-employed.
