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How to Enter the U.S.

Find out about the most popular kinds of visas for students, business or travel you might require when traveling to or transiting across or through the United States, plus review the other documents you require to be able to enter the U.S. Additionally, you can find details on how do you apply to get an immigration visa.

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ü  Apply For a Visa

ü  Procedures for Entering the United States

ü  Apply for an Immigrant Visa

ü  Refugees and Asylum

Apply For a Visa

It is the U.S. Department of State offers visas   for foreign citizens   who are traveling in United States. United States through its embassies or consulates  . But, you do not require a visa for a business trip or vacation when you are a citizen or a resident of any of the 39 countries that are part of within the Visa Waiver Program.

The reason you travel for will determine the kind of visa you require to be able to enter the U.S. The most frequently sought-after visas include:

Ø  Immigration visa for permanent residence 

Ø  Visas for tourists for business or tourism

Ø  Fiance(e) Visa that allows you to wed the love of your life, U.S. citizens fiance(e) and live here in the U.S.

Ø  Visas available to students

Ø  Professional as well as professional visas are available to citizens who are citizens of Canada as well as Mexico

Ø  Transit Visa for travel within America. U.S. on your way to visit another country.

Procedures for Entering the United States

If you are arriving to the United States, you must present valid travel documents in order to complete the entry procedure. The documentation you require as well as whether your passport has validity for at least six months from the date of your travel are contingent on the country you're arriving from as well as the status of your citizenship or citizenship.

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• Arrival From Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Bermuda

The Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative includes travel via sea, land, or by air to Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean and Bermuda:

• American citizens who are entering in the U.S. must show a valid passport, U.S. passport card as well as the Trusted Traveler Card (NEXUS, Global Entry, SENTRI, or FAST) and the upgraded driver's licence. If you have any concerns you should contact your insurance company to determine what they require in a specific document.
• Permanent residents who are lawfully resident in the U.S. need to show an official Permanent Resident card (Green card). Passports are not required.
• The citizens who reside in Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean and Bermuda are required to present an official passport of their country in order to travel to America. U.S. by air. When traveling on either sea or land they will need to present the required documents for travel that are provided in the Department of Homeland Security. Examine the specifics on sea and land traveling in section that says "What types of documents are accepted for entry into the United States via land and sea?"
• Canadian citizens are able to utilize the NEXUS card in lieu of their passport in order to get into in the U.S. by air, in the event that they have left Canada.
• Arrival From Other Countries
• All visitors entering to the United States from all other countries require a passport at the time of the arrival (regardless of the nationality).
• Foreign nationals and permanent residents could also require the U.S. visa. It is necessary to get a visa prior to the time you travel.
• Entry Denials

Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers conduct inspections at the point of arrival following the same guidelines for all foreign nationals who are visiting the U.S. They make the final decision on your entry into America. United States, even if all your travel documents such as your visa are valid.

Notice: Although there aren't any rules restricting pregnant travelers from traveling to into the United States, doing so to have a baby is not allowed. The CBP officer will take into consideration your pregnancy before deciding your admission.

Learn more about how to bring pets, food and medicines in U.S. citizens. U.S.

• To find out more, please contact Customs and Border Protection.

Apply for an Immigrant Visa

Around a million people each year are granted green Cards which designate them as permanently resident of United States. Many of them are admitted to America U.S. through an immigration visa.

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• Top Types of Immigrant Visas

The majority of those who travel to U.S. U.S. using an immigrant visa are granted one of these types:

• Visa based on family is for people who have an immediate family member who is an U.S. citizen or permanent resident
• Employer-based Visa that generally requires an offer of employment from an U.S. employer
• Essential Steps to Get an Immigrant Visa

1. In the majority of situations, someone will need to be able to sponsor or submit an immigration petition on your behalf.
2. Make sure that your petition is accepted and a visa is available for your particular category. You can then apply for an immigration visa. Apply via an U.S. consulate abroad. Find one in your nation in this list of U.S. consulates.
3. Take a medical exam.
4. Participate in an interview.
5. Seek a decision regarding your application.

Examine the particulars of the procedure to obtain an employment or family-based visa.

Another option to apply for an immigrant visa is to use one of the Diversity Visa Lottery program. The program allows people who are from countries with very low U.S. immigration rates participate in a drawing each year for the immigrant visa.

• After You Get Your Immigrant Visa

After you have received your visa for immigration and you are granted it, you need to pay the USCIS fee to become an immigrant. You will receive an unopened packet of documents to hand to authorities in the U.S. port of entry. Then you will be admitted to America. U.S. as a permanent citizen and will receive the Green Card in the mail.

• Do Not Apply for an Immigrant Visa If You're in the U.S.

If you're currently living in the U.S., apply for an Green Card by submitting or an change of status. There is no requirement to go back the country you're from. However, you will need to complete the same steps as those in an application for an immigration visa:

0. Someone has to sponsor you or file an immigration petition to sponsor you.
1. Make sure that the application has been approved and you have an available visa within your specific category. Apply for an Green Card from within the U.S.
2. There is still a need to take a medical test or attend an interview, and then wait for a decision regarding your application.

Refugees and Asylum

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• Refugees

The term "refugees" are people who left their homes due to a variety of reasons, such as persecutors (or being afraid of being persecuted) and war, in order to seek refuge elsewhere.

If you think you require security as a refugee or refugee, please contact your local United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) or an international non-profit volunteer agency. If the organizations listed above are not accessible for you, then contact the closest U.S. diplomatic or consulate.

The process of bringing refugees to U.S. immigration U.S. involves many government agencies , as they are part of the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program, which describes the process of resettlement and refugees' arrival.

• Asylum

Asylum is a type of protection that is available to refugees. There are certain requirements in order to be eligible for for asylum within the United States. When you are granted refugee status within America, you must: U.S., you:

• Request permission to allow your spouse and kids to U.S.
• You can become an permanently resident.

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