An immigrant can get another sponsor if the sponsor if the immigrant is on H1B. But the new sponsor need to file a new H1B for the immigrant.
Your question reveals an unconscious bias. You said,= "How can a US citizen sponsor an illegal immigrant...." = If you "sponsor" them, they are not an "illegal immigrant." Careful, the way your question is phrased says a lot about you. The very term "illegal immigrant" is insulting to ....migrant workers, especially. Mexican citizens surely don't like the phrase and, by the way, Superman was apparently an "illegal immigrant" and you SURELY wouldn't want to insult HIM.
How do you sponsor a person coming from another country to the US
you can be any age to get sponsored, if your good at the sport that's all that matters.
Yes, and success often occurs, but not always. The Immigration process can be long, drawn out and very frustrating.
If anyone chooses to sponsor their relative's immigration by filing a relative petition (I-130), then they must also agree to be his or her financial sponsor and file the financial affidavit of support. Thus, sponsoring refers more to supporting an immigrant financially while petitioning to filing the proper applications/petitions (i.e., I-130 and, if an immigrant lives in the US, I-485). However, very frequently these terms are used interchangeably.
Yes, in 1920, many immigrants to the United States were required to have a sponsor, often referred to as a "host" or "affidavit of support." This sponsor, typically a relative or friend already residing in the U.S., was responsible for providing financial support and ensuring that the immigrant would not become a public charge. However, the specific requirements could vary based on the immigrant's country of origin and other factors.
An undocumented immigrant
immigration is migration, only with porpose.
Only US citizens can sponsor their parents to the US.
A company has to sponsor the Mexican to get a work visa.
The K-3/K-4 visas are reserved for the spouse and children of US. citizens, while the V-1/V-2 visas are reserved for the spouse and children of Lawful Permanent Residents. The US. sponsor must have already filed a Form I-130, Immigrant Petition on behalf of his or her relative. The K-3/K-4 or V-1/V-2 visa holders may enter the US. while the I-130 Immigrant Petition is pending and apply for a Green Card from inside the US. after the petition is approved.
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