Visitor Visas
Definition:
In general, visitor visas indicate that an application
has been reviewed by U.S offices, giving eligibility to an individual to enter
the country. A citizen of a country outside of the U.S must obtain a visitor
visa so that they may travel to the U.S. The visitor visa (B-2 visa)
allows an individual passage for recreational travel, such as tourism, visiting
friends or relatives, vacation, etc.
Consequences of Visitor Visas:
According to the law, a visitor visa applicant is an immigrant. Applicants need to be sure to show that the reason for their trip is for pleasure, that they will stay for a limited period of time, that they have funds to cover their expenses and that they have residence outside of the U.S. If the U.S offices deny the visitor visa, the applicant may apply again if they have new evidence showing they are viable candidates.What a Lawyer can do for you:
An immigration lawyer can help you answer any questions you might have about visitor visas and how to obtain them. A lawyer can also guide you through the process of application and assist you build a stronger case if your application for the visitor visa has been denied. An immigration lawyer can also help you get an extension for your stay.Lawyer Referral Service:
If you need an immigration lawyer to assist you in handling visitor visa cases, Attorney Search Network can refer you to an immigration lawyer in your area. Contact Attorney Search Network today to handle your visitor visa questions and concerns.
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