About US VisasDoes everyone need an immigration lawyer to go to the US? Of course not. While hiring an immigration attorney may help speed things along because of the lawyer’s familiarity with forms, processes, or procedures, it won’t necessarily affect your eligibility or the US government’s treatment of your situation. In fact, both USCIS and the State Department maintain many helpful web resources to guide you through the maze of immigration and visa processing. Below, is a sampling.
Visa Waiver Wizard—Find out if you can travel on the Visa Waiver Program Countries Participating in the Visa Waiver Program--Currently there are 36 countries in the VWP, including the UK and ROI Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) - Ease your VWP entry into the US through advance authorization.
Nonimmigrant Visas
Overview of the Process at the US embassy in London Visa wait times Filing the DS-160 Visa fee schedule
USCIS Guide: How Do I Hire a Foreign National for Short-Term Employment in the United States?
Immigrant Visas
Overview of immigrant visa options from the US embassy in London
USCIS Guide: How Do I Help My Relative Become a U.S. Permanent Resident?
USCIS Guide: How Do I Help My Fiancé(e) Become a U.S. Permanent Resident?
What's 125% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines?
USCIS Guide: How Do I Sponsor an Employee for U.S. Permanent Resident Status?
Other information How to obtain the ACPO--UK police certificate
Of course, sometimes matters are not
so straightforward and you may want to consult with a professional, or
you might just rather have an experienced attorney handle matters for
you. If so, you know how to reach me:
Steven D. Heller
Queensberry House
Third Floor 106 Queens Road Brighton BN1 3XF United Kingdom
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