Other Visas

C-1 Visa

Travelers passing through the United States don't need to be trapped in the airport. »

C-2 Visa

Individuals involved in the United Nations may use the C-2 Visa to travel to the UN. »

C-3 Visa

Government officials traveling through the US to a foreign destination may apply for the C-3 Visa. »

D-1 Visa

Crewmen serving in good faith for normal operations aboard vessels may apply for the D-1 Visa. »

D-2 Visa

Crewmen serving in good faith for normal operations aboard vessels may apply for the D Visa. »

I Visa

The I Visa is a vital tool in a global system, where news and cultures are shared and dispatched across national lines. »

K-1 Visa

Individuals interested in entering the United States to marry an American citizen, and reside in the US should apply for a K-1 Visa. The K-1 Visa enables you to apply for conditional permanent resident status. »

Life Act And Amendments

The new categories will allow the issuance of nonimmigrant visas to spouses, children and, in some cases, grandchildren of both lawful permanent resident aliens and spouses of US citizens. »

S Visa

The S visa is for someone who is in possession of critical information concerning a criminal organization or an enterprise. »

T-Visa

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U- Visa

This visa/status is for a person who has suffered substantial physical or mental abuse. »

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