BUSINESS / EMPLOYMENT BASED VISAS | FAMILY BASED IMMIGRATION
Consular Processing
Two classes of visas are processed by U.S. Consulates abroad: immigrant and non-immigrant.
Permanent Residence – Immigrant Visas
To qualify for permanent residence, an applicant must have or be one of the following:
- A spouse or minor child of a U.S. citizen;
- A parent, adult child or sibling of an adult U.S. citizen;
- A spouse or minor child of a legal permanent resident;
- An employee that a U.S. employer has received approval from the
- Department of Labor to hire;
- A person of extraordinary or exceptional ability;
- A refugee or asylee fleeing persecution; or
- An approved application in the visa lottery.
A personal interview for permanent residence is normally required before a U.S. Consul who will examine eligibility as well as confirming that the applicant is not inadmissible for an aggravated felony, a prior order of deportation, for public health reasons, or for suspected terrorism.
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