Types of Visas A-1: Public minister, ambassador, career, diplomatic or consular officer, and members of immediate family. A-2: Foreign government officials or employees, and members of family. A-3: Personal employee of A-2 and A-1, and members family. Want to know more about United States Visas? Contact Cincinnati Immigration Lawyer today for legal advice. B-1: Business visa for temporary visitors B-2: Temporary visitor visa for pleasure C-1: Alien in transit directly through United States C-1D: Crewman visa and combined transit C-2: Alien in transit to UN headquarters district under Section 11.(3), (4), or (5) of the Headquarters Agreement C-3: Foreign government official in transit such as members of immediate family, servant, or personal employee. C-4: No visa transit D-1: Crewmember leaving on same ship of arrival D-2: Crewmember leaving by means other than boat or ship of arrival E-1: Treaty Trader for spouse and children E-2: Treaty Investor for spouse and children F-1: Academic education student F-2: Child or spouse of F-1 G-1: Members of government to international organization principal resident representative of foreign government and members of family G-2: Other representative
of recognized resident representative of foreign government and
members of family
G-4: International organization employee or officer and members of immediate family G-5: servant, attendant, or personal employee of G-1, G-2, G-3, G-4, or members of immediate family H-1B: Specialty Occupations H-1C: Health care shortage areas for Nurses going to work for up to three years H-2A: Agricultural Temporary Worker H-2B: Skilled and unskilled temporary worker H-3: Trainee H-4: Child or spouse of H-1, H-2, H-3 I: Foreign media representative’s visas J-1: Exchange visitors visas J-2: Spouse or child of J-1 K-1: Fiance(e) K-2: Minor child of K-1 K-3: Spouse of a United States Citizen (LIFE Act) K-4: Child of K-3 (LIFE Act) L-1A: Managerial or Executive L-1B: Specialized field or knowledge L-2: Spouse or child of L-1 M-1: Other nonacademic student or vocational student M-2: Child or spouse of M-1 N-8: "Special Immigrant” Parent of alien classified SK-3 N-9: "Special Immigrant" Child of N-8, SK-1, SK-2, or SK-4 NATO-1: Resident members of official staff and/or principal permanent representative of member state to NATO and immediate family NATO-2: Dependents of Member of a Force entering in accordance with the
provisions of NATO Status-of-Forces
NATO-4: Official of NATO qualified as NATO-1 and immediate family members NATO-5: Expert other than NATO officials under NATO-4, employed by NATO and immediate family members NATO-6: Member of civilian component who is either accompanying a Force entering in accordance with the provisions of the NATO Status-of-Forces agreement; attached to an Allied headquarters under the protocol on the Status of International Military headquarters set up pursuant to the North Atlantic Treaty; and their dependents NATO-7: Personal employee or servant of NATO-1, NATO-2, NATO-3, NATO-4, NATO-5, NATO-6, or immediate family members O-1: Extraordinary ability in Education, Sciences, Arts, Athletics or Business O-2: Alien's (support) accompanying O-1 O-3: Child or spouse of O-1 or O-2 P-1: Entertainment groups P-2: Reciprocal exchange programs
for Artists and entertainers P-4: Child or spouse of P-1, 2, or 3 Q-1: International cultural exchange visitors Q-2: Walsh Visas - Irish Peace Process Cultural & Training Program R-1: Workers in religion R-2: Child or spouse of R-1 S-5: Criminal organization Informant protection S-6: Informant of terrorism information T: Trafficking in Persons Victims T-1: Victim of trafficking in persons T-2: Spouse of a victim of trafficking in persons T-3: Child of victim of trafficking in persons T-4: Parent of victim of trafficking in persons TN: Trade visas for Mexicans and Canadians TD: Child or spouse accompanying TN- TWOV: Passenger U: Certain crimes victims U-1: Certain Criminal Activity Victim U-2: Spouse of U-1 U-3: Child of U-1 U-4: Parent of U-1, if U-1 is under 21 years of age V-1: Spouse of an LPR who is the principal beneficiary of a family-based V-2: Child of an LPR who is the principal beneficiary of a family-based V-3: The child of a V-1 or V-2 TPS: Temporary Protected Status Want to know more about United States
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