Learn How to Get a United States Visitor VisaComing to United States can be the holiday of a lifetime! Applying for a visa can seem complex but Immigration Direct can help, our knowledge is your power. Select One of the Visa types from below: Different Ways to Visit the United States on a Visitor VisaThe B-1 Business Visa is approved for business visitors who wish to enter the United States for a temporary period of time to engage in valid business activities, such as meetings, conferences, negotiating contracts and consultations. B-1 visa holders are not authorized or allowed to work in the United States and may not be compensated from a U.S. source. Individuals, who are interested to work in the U.S., should check on other options available for a work visa, such as an H-1B, TN or L-1 visa. The B-2 Tourist Visa is also known as the visitor visa. The B-2 Visitor Visa is approved for individuals who wish to enter United States for a temporary period for pleasure, travel to visit family, friends, engage in tourist activities or receive medical treatment. The B-2 Visitor Visa can also pertain to individuals who will accompany a spouse or partner who enters the United States on another visa status. The J-1 exchange visa is for cultural exchange purposes between the visa applicant and the United States. The J-1 exchange visitor visa is appropriate for individuals who wish to participate on a temporary basis in certain programs as a teacher, professor or research scholar, short-term scholar, trainee or intern, secondary school teacher, college or university student; nonacademic specialist; foreign physician; camp counselor; au pair; or summer student in a travel/work program. The H-2B Temporary Work Visa is for individuals who wish to enter the United States for work authorization in the unskilled labor category on a temporary basis. H-2B visa is appropriate for individuals who would like to come to the United States for temporary or seasonal work. Other forms you may need:Individuals who may have lost their Form I-797 Approval Notice or who may have never received their approval notice from USCIS will be required to file Duplicate Approval Notice Form I-824 application to have it replaced. Individuals who may have lost their arrival and departure record, which they received when entering the United States, will be required to file Form I-102 to replace their I-94 Card. Individuals who are currently in the United States who would like to change or extend their nonimmigrant visa will be required to file Form I-539 to change or extend their current visa status. Learn How to Get a Green Card, Instructional DVD
This DVD is designed to help you through the United States Green Card application and process. The instructional DVD includes expert tips on how to navigate your test and current U.S. Government procedures and requirements. 
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