IMMIGRATION SERVICES

We are highly experienced in the U.S.A and Canadian Immigration Procedures and all the allied services associated with it. The entire process is followed up with all the necessary assistance provided to you time to time so that the entire immigration process is carried out smoothly and efficiently.

U.S.A. IMMIGRATION AND VISA

Types of U.S.A. Visas

It is important that investors or other business visitors to the Unites States understand some important business customs and practices in the United States.  Furthermore they have to understand certain visa classifications, legal system and taxes for the purpose of their business transactions.

Non-Immigrant Visa Classifications:

There are three common types of business related visas available to the business persons:
                B-1 & B-2:  Business Visitors & Tourists who wish to visit U.S. temporarily can apply for this type.  This visa does not allow alien to work, but allows to come U.S. for meetings, conferences and those training for a foreign corporation.  Length of stay may be granted up to 6 months and may be extended by applying to INS.
                E-1 & E-2: treaty Traders and treaty Investors and their spouse and children.  A sophisticated visa created for developing trade between the U.S. and foreign countries with which U.S. has a treaty.  These visas are good for 4 years; sometimes used as an alternative to permanent residence by supervisors, executives, and those with special skills or a corporation.
                L-1:  Intra-Companies Transferees, for managers, executives or persons with specialized knowledge.  Much supporting documentation required by INS.  No labor certification required.  Applicant must be employed by foreign firm for 1 year and wants to come to U.S. to work for affiliate of foreign company.

Other type of Non-Immigrant Visas:

  • F-1:                 
Academic Students
  • F-2:                  
Spouse and children of F-1 holder.
  • H-1:                  
Temporary worker of distinguished merit and ability.
  • H-2A:
 Temporary agricultural worker.
  • H-2B:                        
Temporary worker for service not available in U.S.
  • H-3:                   
Trainee
  • I:                       
Representative of Foreign Information Media (Press, radio, TV and Film etc.)
  • J-1:                   
Exchange Visitor.
  • J-2:                   
Spouse and children of J-1 holder.
  • K-1:                  
Fiancée or Fiancé of U.S. Citizen.
  • M-1:                
Vocational Student
  • A-1, A-2, A-3:
 Diplomatic Visas, Ambassador, public minister, consular office and immediate family; other government officials and family; personal employees of “A” Visa holder.
    • C-1, C-2, C-3:
    		Transit Aliens.
    • D:                     
    		Crew of planes or ships.
    • G-1, 2, 3, 4, G-5:

    Employees of International Organizations; Representatives of foreign government to international organization; representatives of governments not recognized by U.S. employees of above representatives.

     
    • O-1:  
    		Aliens of Extra Ordinary Ability.
    • P-1:   
    		Athletes & Entertainers of internationally recognized level of performance.
    • P-2:   
    		Artists & Entertainers perform under culturally unique program.
    • R:       
    		Religious Workers.
       

    Individuals who want dual citizenship, convenient in time of economic or social upheaval can apply through proper procedure.


    For details please check the links: http://www.usa.gov/Citizen/Defense/Citizenship.shtml OR www.uscis.gov


    CANADIAN IMMIGRATION AND VISA

    Coming to Canada as an immigrant is an exciting opportunity. However, there are several things you should consider before you apply to be a permanent resident.
    In most cases, you must apply at a Canadian visa office outside of Canada. In some cases, you can apply to become a permanent resident after you arrive in Canada. For example, live-in caregivers or people granted refugee protection can apply from within Canada.
    If you want to immigrate to Canada, there are a few different ways to apply. You will need to decide which immigration program will work best for you and your family.
    Find out about the requirements and the steps to apply in each category:

    We offer the comprehensive assistance to you for your whole immigration process with all the necessary technical and legal supports so that your immigration is accomplished hassle free.

    For more details, please visit www.immigrationmax.com