Family Visas - Law Offices of Kamran Parandian




Consultation Recent News Resources Search Contact Us	Family Visas Generally, a citizen of a foreign country who wishes to enter the United States must first obtain a visa, either a nonimmigrant visa for temporary stay or an immigrant visa for permanent residence. The following are visas available to family mambers of either U.S. citizens ot permanent residents. K-1 Finacé Visa K-3 Spouses of U.S. Citizens V-1 Spouses of U.S. Residents V-2 Children of U.S. Residents

Adoption Asylum & Refugees

Diversity Lottery Employment-Based

Investment-Based Special Immigrant

Asylum Refugees

EB-1 Extraordinary Ability EB-2 Advanced Degrees EB-3 Professionals & Other Workers EB-4 Special Immigrants EB-5 Immigrant Investors

Marriage Parents Children Siblings

E-1 Treaty Traders E-2 Treaty Investors H-1B Specialty Workers and Fashion Models H-1C Registered Nurses H-2 Temporary Labor H-3 Training L-1 Intracompany Transferees O-1 Extraordinary Ability P-1 Athletes, Entertainment Groups and Artists Q-1 International Cultural Exchange R-1 Religious Workers TN NAFTA Visas for Canadians and Mexicans

K-1 Fiance K-3 Spouses of U.S. Citizens V-1 Spouses of U.S. Residents V-2 Children of U.S. Residents

B-1 Business Visitors B-2 Tourist Visitor F-1 Student Visa J-1 Exchange Visitor M-1 Vocational Students

A-1 Diplomats A-2 Foreign Government Officials D Crewman G International Organization Staff I Foreign News Media NATO NATO Personnel S Assisting Law Enforcement T Victims of Trafficing U Victims of Crime

Affidavit of Support Adjustment of Status Emergency Travel Fees Labor Certification (PERM) Temporary Protected Status