Here are the easy Steps for US Visitors Visa Application
Step 1: Get a Digital Photo and a paper photo for each applicant.
Step 2: Filled a DS-160 Application Form
Step 3: Pay the Visa Application Fee
$140 for Tourist Visa Application Fee
Step 4: Schedule Interview / Appointment
Step 5: Attend to your U.S Tourist Visa Interview
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No. You need to apply for a separate US Visa.
You apply for a tourist visa. Or wait for your husband to apply for his citizenship and apply for your daughters citizenship. The best way is to go to the U.S. Enbassy and apply for a tourist visa.
Yes, you can change your status. You should go to the INS and apply for change of status before your current visa expires.
The best thing to do is to apply for a B2 tourist visa before your H2B expires. That way, you do not need to leave the country before starting your tour of the US. Technically, you can leave and apply for a tourist visa in the Caribbean. Realistically, if your application is denied you will not be stuck in the Caribbean and unable to return to the US.
If you mean on a tourist visa, no.
Probably not.
Yes, it is possible to get a immigration Visa to stay in the country if you came in on a tourist visa. You will need to contact the INS and apply. Each case if different.
You should apply for citizenship if living in the US.
To apply for a visa to visit the United States, a resident of Uganda would need to visit the US Embassy in Kampala. There it is possible to fill out the necessary documentation to receive a tourist visa.
If you are just going to visit him in the US, all you need is a visit visa (tourist visa) but if you are planning on making your home permanently there with him, he needs to apply for a K-3 spousal visa for you.
You have the option to apply for a US visa like the tourist visa with which you can enter US. The visa is issued and depending on purpose of trip the period of stay in US can be decided. Using the Form I-539 you can extend the period with a valid reason.
No.