Things To Know About Immigration Law

Mar 22

Written By Law Offices of Dizengoff & Yost Immigration Lawyers Philadelphia

Immigration Law Things You Need To Know About

What is Immigration Law?

Immigration Law is the body of law that governs the legal status of foreign-born people who are not citizens of the United States. It includes immigration laws governing entry into the country, naturalization, residency, employment, and removal. Also included are provisions relating to Refugees and asylum seekers.

This area of law is made up of laws, rules, executive action, and court cases that define and explain immigration law, policy, and procedure, as well as immigrant-rights. To better understand the essential things about immigration law or if you have questions about a legal scenario relating to immigration, call the Immigration Law Firm of Dizengoff and Yost at 267-223-5862 for a case assessment.

What Are the Types of Visa Classes?

There are different types of visas that allow people to come to the United States. The most common types of visas are

Family-Sponsored,
Student Visas,
And Employment-Based.

The requirements and advantages for each type of visa are different. Visas can let you live in the U.S. permanently or just let you visit for a short time.

Immigrant visas permit you to remain in that country permanently. Non-immigrant visas allow individuals to come to the U.S. for temporary periods. Non-immigrant visas permit people to come to this country temporarily to visit family and friends, study, or conduct business in the U.S.

What is the Application Process for a Visa Class?

The immigration process for applying for a visa class can vary depending on your nationality and the type of visa you are applying for. Most of the time, you will need to give the embassy or consulate of the country you want to visit.

An Application Form,
A Photo Of Your Passport,
And Other Paperwork.

You may also need to attend an interview to become one of the many legal immigrants in the U.S. When you finish the application process; you may receive a decision notification in which you will learn whether your application to immigrate to the U.S. was approved or denied.

You will need to make an appointment with the embassy or consulate if your application is approved. As is the case with many immigrants, you may be required to arrive in the country by a certain date or take other action for the visa to remain current.

If you have any concerns about immigration law, don't hesitate to get in touch with an Immigration Lawyer from the Law Office of Dizengoff and Yost at 267-223-5862 to discuss your immigration issues and provide zealous advocacy on your behalf.