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U.S. Immigrant and Nonimmigrant Visas You Need To Know as a Foreign Student

Too many have experienced the devastating failure of the immigration system in America. Why? Because many have failed to consult a professional immigration law firm. You need to work with a qualified immigration attorney who has your best interests in mind. Our professional legal team is dedicated and personally invested in your success.

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U.S. Immigrant and Nonimmigrant Visas You Need To Know as a Foreign Student

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  1. U.S. Immigrant and Nonimmigrant Visas You Need To Know as a Foreign Student www.cfuis.com

  2. Foreign Students in The United States First, let’s talk about students who want to study or are currently studying in the United States already. Sadly, it is much more difficult for foreign students to get hired in the United States. Since most immigrant and nonimmigrant visas for work are contingent on job offers, this makes it much more difficult for foreign students.

  3. Center for U.S. Immigration Services is a private Law firm practicing in Clearwater and Bradenton cities of Florida. We have our third center and corporate headquarters in Tampa, Florida. The areas we practice in are Investor & Business, Immigration Lawyer, Family Sponsorship, Temporary Protected Status, and Violence against Women Act, U.S. Citizenship, and Permanent Residency. You can also come to us for Temporary Protected Status (TPS), Employment Sponsorship, and Political Asylum, U-Visas for Victims of Crime, Immigration Lawyer in Bradenton, Deportation Defense, and T-Visas for Victims of Human Trafficking. We have a team of experienced attorneys to give you the finest chance to succeed. You can rely on us for finding solutions to any intricate legal problem, removing confusion, and eliminating the hassle of excessive paperwork and red-tape.

  4. From F-1 to OPT: Students Already in The U.S. After graduation, qualifying F-1 students may apply for an extension of their stay in the United States. The extension allows them to look for work while staying in the country for one or three years depending on their area of study. OPT status will allow you to live and work here. This may give you more time to look for other  visa options in the U.S.

  5. E-1 and E-2 Visa Some special programs exist for immigrants here on matters of international trade. If you work for a company that engages in the transfer of goods, services, or banking, then you may apply for an E-1 visa to enter the country. Similarly, if you are a member of certain treaty nations, you may apply for an E-2 investor visa. This might, for instance, apply to aspiring entrepreneurs. You will have to prove several things, for example, by presenting evidence that your capital invested is at risk of loss. You will also have to prove your funds were obtained legally, and you likely will not be able to qualify by just buying a real estate. You should discuss your options with an immigration attorney in Florida to determine if you qualify for one of these trade and investor visas. Supplying the evidence to prove you do can be tumultuous, but a good immigration law firm can help. Similarly, if you are a foreign investor, you may also be able to apply for an EB-5 visa with the help of animmigration attorney in USA.

  6. Why You Should Work with a Reputable Immigration Law Firm Even one small mistake on an application or a missing piece of evidence, or even a forgotten signature, can delay and hurt your process of obtaining a visa or coming into the United States. Too many have experienced the devastating failure of the immigration system in America. Why? Because many have failed to consult a professional immigration law firm. You need to work with a qualified immigration attorney who has your best interests in mind. Our professional legal team is dedicated and personally invested in your success.

  7. Contact US Clearwater, FL 13575 58th Street North, Suite 122Clearwater, Florida 33760-3721 Get DirectionsPhone: 727-228-9777 Email: info@cfuis.com Website: https://www.cfuis.com/

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