Tools for a Successful Immigration Process

4 Tools and 13 links and a bonus with frequently asked questions

Greetings to all those interested in the immigration process to the United States.
As an immigration attorney in Anchorage with a lot of experience, I am happy to share with you some tools and answer some frequently asked questions that can be of great help during this process.

Below you will find useful information and links to resources that can guide you on your path to immigration to the United States.

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4 Tools for a Successful Immigration Process to the United States

Here you will find these four tools that will greatly help you in the immigration process to the United States.

Visa Wizard

The US Department of State offers this online tool to help determine what type of visa may be right for you.

You can access it through the following link: Visa Wizard This tool will provide you with an interactive questionnaire where you will have to answer a series of questions about your situation and purpose of travel.

Upon completion, you will receive a list of the visas most relevant to you, along with links to detailed information on each.

USCIS Case Status Online

Once you have filed an application with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), you can use this online tool to check the status of your case.

Visit: USCIS Case Status Online Enter the receipt number you received when you submitted your application and the tool will provide you with up-to-date information on the status of your case, such as whether it is being processed, whether any further action is required, or whether a decision has been made on your immigration process through USA.

E-Verify

If you are an employer in the United States and need to verify the employment eligibility of a prospective employee, E-Verify is an online tool that can help you confirm someone’s work authorizat

For more information, visit: E-Verify is an online system that allows employers to compare information provided by employees on Form I-9 with records from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Social Security Administration (SSA).

This helps ensure that employees are authorized to work in the United States.

Infopass

If you need to schedule an in-person appointment with a USCIS officer to discuss your immigration process to the United States, you can use the online tool Infopass to do it.

However, please note that beginning in 2021, USCIS has temporarily suspended the use of the Infopass due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Be sure to check current availability before planning a visit. Infopass allows you to schedule an appointment at a local USCIS office to obtain information about your case, ask specific questions, or resolve issues related to your immigration application.

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13 useful links as tools for a successful immigration process to the United States.

These links will provide excellent support in the migration process.

1. Know the status of my immigration case.

On this site you will be able to check online the status of your immigration process to the United States, it will show you updated information about your immigration case, such as whether it has been received, whether it is in the review process or whether a final decision has been made.

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2. See the average processing time for your case.

On this site, with the help of a form, you will be able to obtain an average term that USCIS will provide according to your type of case.

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3. Find the correct edition of the forms to file your immigration petition.

The edition date of the forms is very important, they can be rejected if they have the wrong edition date.

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4. Check which civil documents from your country are accepted by the government.

In this link you can see which civil documents can be accepted by USCIS.

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5. Know the waiting times for the non-immigrant visa appointment for vacations or temporary visits.

Here you can check the time it will take for an appointment for an interview at the embassy of your country. Some embassies and consulates have long waiting times so keep that in mind.

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6. If you are on a waiting list, find out when you will get to the front of the line and if you can claim your visa.

Here you will find an up-to-date list showing where you are in line to claim your GreenCard.

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7. Request for additional evidence or alternative document.

In this link you can consult and make sure if you are sending the correct document.

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8. Contact the National Visa Center.

On this site you will find a form which will allow you to view updates, ask specific questions you have about your case.

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9. If your USCIS immigration notice or card is lost, this link can help you.

This link gives you the ability to submit a query and track lost mail.

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10. Fix typos on your immigration documents.

In this link you can notify if your documents have a typographical error, USCIS will help you with the correction.

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11. Disability accommodation for dating.

With the help of a form, you can request an accommodation due to disability in order to participate in a scheduled appointment.

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12. When you move, report the address change to USCIS.

If you change your residence, it is important that you notify USCIS of that change so that you receive all notifications or documents without delay.

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13. If you have specific questions that you cannot find in this link, write to Emma.

mma is a virtual assistant who will help you with specific questions and also communicate with you via live chat.

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Frequent questions

About the Immigration Process to the United States:

What are the different types of visas available to enter the United States?

There are several types of visas available to enter the United States, each designed for different purposes and circumstances. Some of the most common visas are work visas (such as H-1B, L-1), tourist visas (B-1/B-2), investment visas (E-2), student visas (F- 1), visas based on extraordinary ability (O-1) and visas for family members of US citizens or permanent residents (such as the K-1 spousal visa).

The type of visa you will need will depend on your purpose of travel and your eligibility. Check the Department of State website for a complete list of the different types of visas available.

Learn about the application process for a work visa in the United States

What are the requirements to apply for permanent residence in the United States?

Permanent residence, also known as a Green Card, can be obtained through different routes, such as employment, family reunification or asylum/refugee.

Requirements vary by immigrant category and may include factors such as job offer, family relationship with a US citizen or permanent resident, investment in a business in the United States, or demonstration of extraordinary ability in specific fields.

It is advisable to consult with an immigration attorney for specific advice on the requirements that apply to your particular situation.

How long does the immigration process take?

Processing time varies depending on the type of visa or immigration application you are filing, as well as the volume of cases USCIS is handling at the time.

Processing times can range from a few months to several years in some cases. You can check estimated processing times on the USCIS website or contact an immigration attorney for a more accurate estimate based on your specific situation.

How can I check the status of my immigration application?

Use the “USCIS Case Status Online” tool mentioned above to check the status of your immigration case.

Make sure you have the receipt number you received when you applied. This tool will provide you with up-to-date information on the progress of your case, such as the date it was received, if any further action is required, if an appointment or interview has been scheduled, and if a final decision has been made.

I hope these tools and answers to frequently asked questions will be useful to you in your immigration process to the United States.

Remember that it is important to get personalized legal advice for your specific situation. If you would like more detailed information or to schedule a consultation with an immigration attorney, please do not hesitate to visit our website or contact us.

[Disclaimer: Esta información es válida hasta septiembre de 2021 y las políticas y los procedimientos pueden haber cambiado. Siempre consulte fuentes oficiales actualizadas y busque asesoramiento legal personalizado.]

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