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IMMIGRATION

Mrs. Carlin’s Immigration Law practice includes all areas of Immigration Law. Below find the most common ways to obtain nonimmigrant visas and immigrant visas respectively. Immigrant visa categories enable you to work and stay in the US for an indefinite period of time, while non-immigrant visas are generally temporary in nature. However, where an immigrant visa is not possible at the present time for a number of reasons, a non-immigrant visa may grant you legal status that can be adjusted at a later date.

A. Immigrant Categories:

• Family Based Petitions for Spouses, Children and Parents of United States Citizens and Residents.
• Employment visas for professionals with extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, business, or athletics.
• Internationally recognized professors and researchers with three years of experience in a particular academic area.
• Multinational executives and managers who worked outside the US for three years prior to filing an employment based application and worked a minimum of one year for a corporation or firm and want to continue working for that employer.
• Professionals with advanced degrees, professionals that hold a Bachelor’s degree with 5 years post-bachelor experience in that field i.e., Lawyers,
• Persons with two years of post-secondary education or training.
• Clergy visas.
• Persons who want to invest and create employment for US residents and citizens, commonly referred to as “investor’s visa”.

B. Nonimmigrant Visas

• Students’ Visas and visas for student’s spouses and children. Employment Visas i.e. (nurses, physicians, etc)
• Visas for Fiancées of US Citizens who will marry within 90 days after entrance.
  

C. Green Cards and Citizenship Applications

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