Coming to the United States could be a life-changing experience. From fleeing possible prosecution to reuniting with someone you love, the United States could provide a fresh start. When you face challenges during the immigration process, especially when acquiring a visa for yourself or a family member, seek assistance from a qualified immigration attorney.
The U.S. immigration visa process is complicated, but a Fort Worth visa lawyer could explain it and help you through the application.
A U.S. visa is an official license the United States government gives to an individual who wants to live permanently or temporarily in the United States. Visas are for individuals seeking to remain in the United States and permanently apply for an immigration visa. Persons who want to stay in the United States for a temporary amount of time will apply for a non-immigration visa.
Non-immigration visas are typically for foreign citizens wishing to remain temporarily in the United States for business, travel, medical treatment, and educational studies, such as foreign exchange programs. The process of applying for a non-immigration visa starts with a person visiting their country’s U.S. consulate to file paperwork for either a B-2 tourist visa or a B-1 nonimmigrant visa.
A foreign national already in the United States can apply for an immigration visa through the U.S. Department of State (i.e., U.S. State Department). The person applying for the immigration visa must prove to the U.S. State Department that they, or a spouse or children in their home country, want to live and stay in the United States forever. This is often difficult for foreign nationals to show due to the variances and complexities in the legal system of the United States government.
A Fort Worth visa attorney could provide clear advice on applying for either a B-1 or B-2 visa to temporarily immigrate to the United States.
An immigration lawyer can help a foreign national in many ways. Some of the many benefits legal counsel can provide to persons seeking to obtain U.S. visas are:
A lawyer could determine the specific issue stopping the U.S. State Department from approving an immigration application by contacting government officials in the United States or the applicant’s home country.
A lawyer can also explain in detail letters or emails a foreign national were sent from city, state, or federal government officials. Translators and interpreters are available to explain further official documents a person was sent via email or through the mail. A lawyer can also explain in detail letters or emails a foreign national were sent from city, state, or federal government officials. Translators and interpreters are available to explain further official documents a person was sent via email or through the mail.
An attorney can gather physical evidence, affidavits, and statements to prepare a successful trial presentation. The attorney could also present legal arguments at trial, which could result in the United States government approving the person’s visa application for them and, in some cases, family members currently in their home country.
A Fort Worth visa lawyer could provide the representation foreign nationals deserve when applying for a U.S. immigration or non-immigration visa.
Living in the United States temporarily or permanently can come with many challenges. A Fort Worth visa lawyer could help shorten the process of legally being allowed to reside in the United States permanently or temporarily. Call The Meza Law Firm to schedule a confidential appointment today.
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