Non-immigrant Visa

A nonimmigrant visa is the visa issued to persons with a permanent residence outside the U.S. but who wishes to be in the U.S. on a temporary basis (i.e. Tourism, medical treatment, business, temporary work, or study. Reference

ARTICLES
1. Applying for Asylum
90 Day Misrepresentation Rule
Mistreatment of Temporary Workers
Possible Immigration Options for ‘Dreamers’
What ‘DREAMERS’ Need to Know After DACA Ends
Legalization of Farm Workers Proposed
Border Inspection of Electronic Devices
Increased Scrutiny Could Lead to Visa Denials and Delays
Consequences of Failing to Maintain Nonimmigrant Status
Lawful admissions required for adjustment of status
Immigration relief for those affected by severe weather
Immigration Programs Extended Under New Appropriations Law
Nonimmigrant Visa Processing in Canada and Mexico
Visa Processing Fee Changes Take Effect September 12
Non-Immigrant Options for Investors
Widespread Support for TPS for Filipinos
TPS Designation for Philippines
Immigration Relief for Filipinos Affected By Typhoon
Pathway to Citizenship is Key to Genuine Immigration Reform
Eligibility for Change of Nonimmigrant Status
Non-Immigrants Who Join Army May Become Citizens
Programs for Investors, Doctors and Religious Workers Extended
Law Against Licensing of Nonimmigrant Workers Invalidated
Tracking Overstaying Aliens
Immigration Bill to Alleviate Doctor Shortage
Waiving Inadmissibility for Nonimmigrants
Entering the U.S. for Humanitarian Reasons

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