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U.S. immigration can be complex, especially when it involves joining your fiancé(e), a U.S. citizen, or a lawful permanent resident (LPR). The U.S. Department of State provides two main visa options for fiancé(e)s: the K-1 nonimmigrant and B-2 visitor visas. Understanding the differences and appropriate circumstances for each can make your journey smoother—we discus both the K-1 and B-2 visa options here.
Traveling to the United States offers Canadians many travel, business, and leisure opportunities. However, understanding the intricacies of travel regulations is essential to make the most of your visit without overstaying your welcome. This guide provides vital information on how many days a Canadian visitor is allowed in the US and tips to ensure a hassle-free travel experience.
In the world of U.S. immigration, the specificities and nuances of visa classifications can be quite intricate, especially when different visa categories intersect. One such instance is the provision for domestic servants of TN visa holders—professionals from Canada and Mexico working in the United States under the NAFTA agreement.
For many individuals planning a visit to the United States on a B1/B2 Visa, presenting a well-crafted invitation letter can significantly strengthen their application. While not mandatory, an invitation letter from a U.S. citizen or Legal Permanent Resident (LPR) can positively impact the visa process, especially when it highlights strong ties to the applicant’s home country. Here, we explain what makes an effective invitation letter for a U.S. visitor visa.
The B-1 Temporary Business Visitor Visa is for business professionals entering the United States for temporary business purposes. In this post, we explain visiting the United States as a visitor for business reasons.