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Studying abroad has become a common occurrence nowadays – particularly considering the career paths today. Students from India are getting scholarships in the hopes that they will be able to go to a good college – and those that don’t get the scholarship will try to rely on student loans.
At a Glance Form I-129 is a petition for a non-immigrant worker filed by employers. Covers various employment-based visa categories: H-1B, P, O, R, Q, TN, E-1, and E-2. Consists of six pages and requires accurate completion to avoid complications. Involves providing information about the petitioner,…
At a Glance Non-immigrant visa application fees vary by type and country. In the US, non-petition based visas cost around $160, while petition-based visas cost approximately $190. E-visa and K visa fees are $205 and $265 respectively. Some visas have no fees, and reciprocity fees may apply based on …
At a Glance The I-551 stamp serves as temporary proof of permanent resident status during Green Card renewal. Obtained through an InfoPass appointment at a USCIS office, requiring documents like a valid passport, appointment notice, I-90 receipt, and proof of residence. The stamp is valid for 6 mont…
At a Glance GC EAD (Green Card Employment Authorization Document) allows legal work in the US during the green card application process. It provides the same legal status and protections as a regular Employment Authorization Document (EAD). Eligible individuals apply by submitting Form I-765 with su…
Applying for an O1 visa, which is designed for individuals with extraordinary ability in their field, can be a complex and daunting process. Many applicants choose to work with an experienced immigration attorney to navigate the requirements, gather evidence, and increase their chances of success. H…
This post explores the J-1 Teacher Exchange Program, highlighting the U.S.’s role in promoting educational and cultural exchange. Designed for experienced educators, the program offers a chance to teach in U.S. schools, engage with the culture, and enhance teaching skills over three years, wit…
Do you have an extraordinary skill or talent that has won you national and even international awards? Have you been recognized by various bodies in your field as an expert by acquiring a Ph.D. qualification? If you consider moving to the U.S. to work here for a while you’ll need
If you’re a Canadian or Mexican professional seeking to work in the United States under the TN visa category, you may be required to attend an interview. The thought of facing an interview can be daunting, but with the right preparation, you can increase your chances of success. In this
At a Glance Form DS-160 is mandatory for H4 visa applicants, completed online before the Consulate/Embassy interview. Requires personal details, passport info, travel and work/education history. Electronically signed form is crucial for the visa application, cross-checked during the interview. Accur…