Failure to provide required information may cause delayor denial of immigrant visas.
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.
If you are outside the US you file a petition with the US Embassy for the country where you currently live. The US State Department has some information on non-immigrant US visas. USCIS is the agency that handles the actual visa processing. The US Embassy in your country will have the most detailed descriptions of the non-immigrant visas and how to obtain them on the Embassy website.
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If you are trying to ask, What should be the minimum validity required on VISA to enter US -It should be before your VISA Expiration date on your Passport, it can be a day before also, but immigration officer in US has full discretion to take any decisions.
The spouse and children of U.S. Citizens and Lawful Permanent Residents may have visa options that enable them to enter the U.S. without first obtaining a Green Card. The K-3/K-4 visas are reserved for the spouse and children of U.S. citizens, while the V-1/V-2 visas are reserved for the spouse and children of Lawful Permanent Residents. In order to qualify for either a K-3/K-4 visa or a V-1/V-2 visa, the U.S. 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 U.S. while the I-130 Immigrant Petition is pending and apply for a Green Card from inside the U.S. after the petition is approved.
An "illegal immigrant" is any person who enters the country in violation of the nation's laws, or remains in the country without authorization to do so. This would include people who cross the borders without going through a Customs and Border Patrol checkpoint, or people who have temporary or tourist visas to come to the country, but remain in the country after their visas have expired.
The DV-2 visa is a diversity visa that allows certain beneficiaries to accompany or follow-to-join a principal diversity visa holder in the United States. It is intended for spouses and children of DV-1 visa holders who have been granted immigrant visas through the diversity visa lottery program. It is important to note that the DV program grants immigrant visas, not temporary visas.
Someone moving to the USA with the intention of living there must obtain an immigrant visa. The other type of visa, a non-immigrant visa, is for those on a temporary visit to the USA from a foreign country.
To combat the wait, your spouse can file a Form I-129F - nonimmigrant K-3 Visa - at the same time that the immigrant petition is filed. This will allow them to live and work in the U.S. while your immigrant visa petition is pending. If your spouse does not file the petition for a K-3 Visa, they may be forced to wait outside the country until their application for immigrant status has been approved.
No, uncle won't help. The laws allow immigrants to sponsor immigrant visas to their families which mean parents, spouses and children.
You can find information about immigrant visas at the US State Department's website. There's a link in the "Related Links" section.