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If this is your first time applying for a green card or you want to receive a student visa, you may have some questions. It is important for you to understand what it is that you can expect from the process and what paperwork is needed. At Immigration Lawyer Seattle, we know that you want to know everything there is to about your status and how to move forward in the process. Because of this, our immigration attorney in Seattle has compiled an FAQ for you to review. We invite you to explore the FAQs below and if you still have any questions, do not hesitate to call our office today at 206-801-1411.
Yes. Anyone who wants to obtain a K-1 visa will need to have a medical exam completed by an approved doctor. During your medical exam, the doctor will go over your medical history with you, take blood samples, x-ray your chest, and perform a physical exam to ensure you are in good health.
You can also expect for the doctor to listen to your heart, check your skin, lymph nodes, hearing, lungs, and more.
Yes. If you are an employer of non-US citizens, it is your responsibility to verify the work authorization of the immigrant. You will need to make sure they are authorized to legally work in the US. If they are not, they will need to obtain the proper authorizations before you can hire them.
Yes. Under your E2 visa, you will be able to bring your spouse and children with you. There are some restrictions that will apply. For example, your spouse can work under your E2 visa, but your children cannot. In addition, once your children turn 21, they will need to apply for their own visa, as they will no longer be covered under yours.
Yes. H-1B visas are not unlimited and there are roughly 85,000 of them available annually. Do keep in mind that not all of these visas are available to everyone and some are reserved for immigrants from specific countries and some are also reserved for those immigrants who have a higher-level degree.
It depends. It is important that you speak with an experienced immigration attorney in Seattle if you have a green card and have been arrested. Typically, you will NOT lose your green card for minor offenses, but if you commit a serious offense, your green card may be revoked and you may be deported back to your home country. It is vital to your future that you speak with a qualified attorney. Call Immigration Lawyer Seattle at 206-801-1411.
