Yes, it is possible to bring your family with a J-1 visa. However, the specific rules and requirements may vary depending on the J-1 program category. Spouses and unmarried children…
Receiving a 221G form means your visa application requires further documentation or processing, not immediate denial. It suggests a pause…
Applying for a J1 student visa from outside your birth country is possible for non-native residents and temporary visa holders,…
A 221(g) Notice from U.S. embassies indicates a temporary visa refusal, needing more documents or further processing. Each color—blue for…
The EB1A Visa offers a streamlined US immigration route for individuals of extraordinary ability in fields like science and arts,…
The Visa Reciprocity Fee, charged to certain non-immigrant U.S. visa applicants from specific countries, is distinct from the application fee…
The H-2B visa, crucial for U.S. employers needing temporary foreign workers in non-agricultural sectors, faces high demand. With the FY…
This guide outlines the U.S. sibling visa process for immigrants wishing to sponsor siblings. Steps include filing Form I-130, awaiting…
The TN Visa offers Canadian and Mexican professionals a chance to work in the USA, stemming from the USMCA agreement.…
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