Tourist Visa
This is a valid temporary clearance to stay in the America given from the US Embassy Abroad. The Immigration will consider your length of stay when you enter the US. You must leave on or before the given date on your visa or it will jeopardize your future travel privileges to other or the same country that you have entered before. Tourist Visas allow you to stay for a period of 6 months depending on the officer and how long of a stay you asked for on the application. Depending on certain US Embassies abroad there might be a waiting for period for an Embassy Interview date. Please contact your local US Embassy to check on the waiting status or interview scheduling status so you know best when to apply for your Visa.

Other types of Non-Immigrant Visa
Other types of Non-Immigrant Visas are; Work Permit, Student, & Special Overseas Training Programs. To learn more about these visas please feel free to contact us at visavisa005@yahoo.com

Immigrant Visa
This visa allows you to migrate to the US. The visa will allow you to go to the US to stay with your family / spouse. It also allows you to work and travel freely with a Permanent Resident card and even allows you to apply for Citizenship after a certain amount of years.

Fiance' Visa / K-1, K-2 Visa
If you are single and have met your partner in person and have no been in a relationship for more then a 2 year period, you will be qualified to apply for this type of visa. This is a single entry visa that allows your fiance' to marry you within the 90 days given on the visa. This visa is called a Non-Immigrant “Intent” to Immigrant Visa. After you have registered your marriage you may then apply for a Change of Status at your local Homeland Security Center or Immigration Center. If this procedure is performed then your spouse will be able to obtain a Permanent Resident Card, Social Security #, Work Permit, and Drivers License/ID Card.

Marriage Visa / K-3, CR-1 Visa
To apply for this visa you will have to be married to your spouse. This visa will allow your spouse to enter the US and gain a Permanent Resident Card, Social Security #, Work Permit, and Drivers License almost immediately after her arrival if entering on the CR-1 Visa. If entering on a K-3 Visa, your spouse can either wait for the CR-1 Visa to approve and return to there country of resident for there interview with the US Embassy. The second option is if you enter on a K-3 visa you can simply apply for a change of status and wait for her permanent status in the US. This K-3 visa is to benefit a US spouse to travel freely from country to country verses a Fiance' K-1 visa which has restrictions on traveling and also allows your wife to have multiple entries to the US while waiting for her Change of Status.