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US VISAS
There are dozens of US visas. Learn more about them and find out which one best suits the purpose of your trip.
WHAT AND HOW ARE U.S. VISAS CLASSIFIED?
Like any other sovereign nation, the United States has immigration and customs laws for the entry of foreigners into the country. Depending on the laws of reciprocity between the U.S. and the country of origin of those who want to enter America, there will be more or less restrictions or requirements for issuing visas.
The issuance of US visas is always done outside the U.S., at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate. Consular officers (including consuls and vice consuls) are the U.S. authority responsible for the approval or denial of US visas, whose applications are assessed in accordance with U.S. immigration law guidelines.
The entity that regulates all US visa matters is the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Within DHS there are 23 U.S. subordinate agencies, including the Immigration and Naturalization Service (USCIS) and the Customs and Border Protection Service (CBP). The full list of agencies and other DHS-related information can be checked here.
In general, US visas are divided into two categories: green card visas and non-immigrant (temporary) visas. The purpose of your trip is what will determine which type of visa is best suited. As a visa applicant, it is up to you to prove you meet all the necessary requirements for the visa category you want to apply. Applicants eligible through an immigrant visa are entitled to obtain a green card to become legal permanent residents.
Check out the full list of U.S. visas, both for immigrating and for temporary travels.
AG CAN ASSIST WITH YOUR VISA AND GREEN CARD APPLICATION
At AG Immigration, we are prepared to assist our clients with the most diverse visas and green card application processes for the U.S. We have a highly qualified team of renowned lawyers and professionals with extensive knowledge of the complex U.S. immigration laws.
CHECK OUT THE MAIN TYPES OF VISAS SERVICES AG PROVIDES:
DID YOU KNOW THAT MANY IMMIGRANT VISAS ARE GRANTED TO FOREIGN PROFESSIONALS WORKING IN THE U.S. IN PROFESSIONS THAT ARE CURRENTLY FACInG A SHORTAGE IN THE COUNTRY? GET TO KNOW SOME OF THESE PROFESSIONS:
IMMIGRATION VISAS (GREEN CARD)
For those entitled to legal permanent residence in the U.S. through a green card based on kinship or marriage to persons born in the U.S. or for immigrants qualified for employment, investment or based on their professional careers.
EB-1
EB-2
Green card visa for foreign professionals with successful careers and, in many cases, higher education, and who wish to contribute to the American labor market in areas where there is currently a shortage of qualified professionals in the country. Depending on the EB-2 type, a green card can be issued even without the need for a job offer or employer in the USA.
EB-2 NIW
EB-3
Immigrant visa (green card) for qualified foreign professionals who have a full-time permanent job offer in the United States made through employment certification.
EB-5
TEMPORARY VISAS
For specific trips to the U.S. that comprise a number of temporary and non-immigrant purposes, such as tourism, business, study, exchange, work for a limited time period, etc.
TOURISM AND/OR BUSINESS
STUDY OR EXCHANGE
temporary work
CAREER-BASED VISAS
DID YOU KNOW THAT MANY IMMIGRANT VISAS ARE GRANTED TO FOREIGN PROFESSIONALS WORKING IN THE U.S. IN PROFESSIONS THAT ARE CURRENTLY FACING A SHORTAGE IN THE COUNTRY? GET TO KNOW SOME OF THESE PROFESSIONS:
Aviation
Healthcare
IT
engineers
GET YOUR GREEN CARD
AG Immigration is one of the most prestigious immigration law firms in the United States, with experienced and skilled professionals helping you achieve your dream of living and working legally in America.
AG’s legal department provides an evaluation of your qualifications for a green card. And the best part is that the evaluation is free!