Agriculture Visas
Definition:
The agricultural worker visa (H-2A visa)
allows foreign agriculture workers to enter the U.S temporarily to work in
agriculture. The agricultural worker visa is not self-petitioned, meaning
an employer needs to file the application on behalf of their employees. The
agricultural worker's families (spouse and unmarried children under 21) are
allowed to come into the U.S as well, but are not allowed to work, unless
they apply for a work visa.
Consequences of Agricultural Worker Visas:
Without an agricultural worker visa, you may not enter the U.S to work temporarily and you will not be able to enjoy all the benefits of being an employee. You will not be able to have your family come to the U.S with you and you will not be able to change jobs if you are offered a new position. Once you have an agricultural worker visa, your job must be temporary and you need to prove or establish that your work is only temporary.What a Lawyer can do for you:
U.S immigration laws are always changing. The agricultural worker visa application process and the number of visas that are issued to the applicants are always evolving. An immigration lawyer can help you prepare the necessary documents you need in order to ensure you get admitted for an agricultural worker visa. An immigration lawyer understands the importance of attaining a visa and can work with you to make the process as efficient as possible. A lawyer can also help you re-apply if your application has been denied, by establishing a strong defense on your behalf.Lawyer Referral Service:
If you need an agricultural worker visa, contact Attorney Search Network. We can help you find an immigration lawyer who has experience in agricultural worker visas.
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