IMMIGRATION LAW:
NON-IMMIGRANT VISAS
Non-immigrants enter the U.S. for a temporary period of time and are restricted to the activity consistent with their visas. These type of visas are less restricted and more readily available.
Visas for Temporary Visitors (B1/B2)
- B-1 Visitor for Business
- B-2 Visitors for Pleasure
Visas for Students and Trainees (F, M, J, H-3)
- Academic Students (F Visa)
- Vocational Students (M Visa)
- Exchange Visitor (J Visa)
- H-3 Visa - Temporary worker invited by an individual or an organization for purposes of receiving instruction and training other than medical in nature.
Visas for Business Personnel (H, L, E, I, O, P Q, and R Visas)
- H-1B Professional Workers
- H-2 Temporary Workers
- L-1 Executives / Managers
- E Australian Special Occupation Visa
- I Representatives of the Media
- O-1 Extraordinary Ability
- P-1 Athletes & Entertainers
- Q-1 Cultural Exchange
- R-1 Religious Workers
Family-Related Visas for Fiancees, Spouses, and Children of U.S. Citizens and LPRS
- K-1 Fiancee
- K-3 Spouse of USC
- V Visa (Spouse/Child of LPR)
Diplomatic and International Organization Aliens
- Nato
- TN trade under NAFTA
- A and G visas
Miscellaneous
- Extension of Stay
- Change of Status
- Transit, crewmen
- Law Enforcement Visas