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What type of visa do I need to work in the United States?

By Zagazeta Garcia LLP |

If you’re intending to work in the United States you most likely will need a US Working Visa, however, there are different types of US Working Visa’s. For example, we have the H1Bs for professionals. L1s for intracompany transferees and TNs for Canadians and Mexican nationals. For those reasons, I strongly advise that you… Read More »

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How long does it take to process an E-1 visa?

By Zagazeta Garcia LLP |

The processing times for an A-1 visa at the US Consulate in Toronto is 10 days for the officer to review the application. However, I would suggest that you submit the application way in advance so you can get an interview and the officer has enough time to review your application.

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Where do I present or submit my citizenship application?

By Zagazeta Garcia LLP |

Your U.S. citizenship application, also known as the N400 application, has to be filed at the USCIS Center that has jurisdiction over your file.

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How does a Canadian obtain a TN visa?

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A Canadian can obtain a TN visa or TN status by obtaining a job offer from a US employer, and the job offer has to be based on the professionals listed under the NAFTA Agreement. Once you have the job offer and you have the required supporting documentations, that package can be presented at… Read More »

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What should I do if my visa application is rejected?

By Zagazeta Garcia LLP |

If your visa application has been rejected, you may be eligible to apply for an appeal, or reapply for that same visa, depending on the type of visa that you have applied. I strongly advise that you consult an immigration attorney.

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How do I get a fiance visa for my girlfriend or boyfriend to travel to the United States?

By Zagazeta Garcia LLP |

You can get a fiance visa also commonly known as the K-1 by filing a petition to the US CIS center that has jurisdiction over your case. Once that K1 has been approved, it will be transferred to the National Visa Center for further processing. Once NVC finalizes your case, that case will be… Read More »

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