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An Introduction to Temporary Immigration
Are you interested in coming to the United States to live and work? Or, perhaps you would like to enter the U.S. for pleasure or as a student? Finding the right temporary visa will help you enter the United States the legal way.
Interesting Facts:
- In most cases you can bring your family with you.
- Did you know that in some cases, a temporary visa can lead to legal permanent residence!
- Some visas even lead to United States Citizenship?
- Karlene Punancy, Esq. has helped thousands of people over 22 years of immigration practice guiding people successfully through the immigration system.
- Contact Ms. Punancy today to find out which visa is best for you.
A list of all the temporary visas is listed in the right column.
Student Visas
Before you can attend school in the United States, you must apply for a visa. There are two types of visas for students; the F-1 and the M-1. These visas will allow you attend school here in the U.S. However, you may not be able to work at the same time you are going to school. Click here to learn more about Student Visas.
Work Visas
Anyone who is not a legal resident of the United States or citizen must have a work visa before they may begin earning a living in the United States. There are many different types of work visas. The most come are the H group of visas which will allow you to live and work legally in the United States. Which H visa depends on what type of job you are looking for and how much education you have. Click here to learn more about Work Visas
What must you prove?
These temporary visas require you to prove that you do not intend to come to the United States permanently. To prove this, you must show that you have a permanent residence in your home country which you will return to. They may ask for proof that you own or rent a home. You may also have to show your bank account balances in your home country. Why? The United States does not want you to come to the United States permanently on this type of visa. If you are interested in living her permanently, then see Permanent Residence