The Link Migration Consultancy

What distinguishes a non-immigrant visa from an immigrant visa?

A non-immigrant visa is for temporary stays in the United States, allowing travel for specific purposes such as business, study, tourism, or work. Examples include the B-1 visa for business visits, O-1 for individuals with extraordinary abilities, L-1 for intracompany transfers, H-1B for specialty professionals,and E-2 for investors.

Can I sponsor my family to live in the U.S. with me?

Yes, both immigrant and non-immigrant visa holders may bring their immediate family members, such as spouses and children, to the United States. Family members can typically receive a derivative visa to enter and live in the U.S. alongside the primaryvisa holder.

What are my options if my visa application is denied?

If a visa is denied, you’ll receive a notice explaining the reasons. You can usually appeal or reapply. We only take cases we believe will succeed, and if a petition we file is denied, we’ll refile it at no cost for review by another officer.

What is premium processing, and when is it beneficial?

Premium processing speeds up certain immigration petitions. It doesn’t improve approval chances but can provide faster decisions and peace of mind for those seeking quicker results.

Which types of memberships satisfy the membership criteria?

Memberships in professional organizations that require a high level of expertise qualify. Proof can include website screenshots, testimonial letters, or other official documentation.