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Future of F3 and F4 visas and well thougth Senate Bill S.744
There have been a lot of rumors and a lot of worrying about the future of F3 and F4 visas. The Senate’s new Comprehensive Immigration Reform (CIR) bill S.744 aims at encouraging employment based immigration, so the F3 and F4 visa categories will see some big changes.
Processing applications of Widows and Widowers of Deceased U.S. Citizens
The new law benefits widows who were married to a U.S. citizen who is now deceased and who was a U.S. citizen at the time of death.
Main Points of the Proposed Senate Immigration Bill
The Senate bill shows a shift in the immigration system. Up to now, immigration laws have focused on family ties. The new Senate CIR will focus more on immigrants’ skills and employment potential.
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RMI handles all types of immigration paper work, for those outside and those inside the U.S. This includes sponsorship of Spouse, Fiancée, Parents, Siblings and Children. We also assist in cases of Adoption, Student Visas, Business Visas, and Tourist Visas.

  • For clients already in the U.S., we prepare papers for any type of I.N.S. applications.
  • To sponsor a Fiancée, parent, brother or sister, married child or adopted child, you must first become a U.S. citizen.
  • If you just have a Green Card, you can sponsor your Spouse and unmarried children.
  • A refugee can apply to sponsor his spouse and children under 21 within two years after arriving in the U.S.

You can direct any questions to our offices by phone, fax or e-mail.

 

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    Reader's Comment (4)
    Comment by Thomas Lang (Guest) on 12/08/2010 02:24 PM
    Looking for information on obtaining fiancee visa for girlfriend in Thailand and the approximate cost of doing so.
    Comment by James Gallagher (Guest) on 12/02/2010 04:48 AM
    Hello, I live in the USA and my girl friend is a Vietnamese citizen who will be traveling to the USA soon and we hope to then marry. Is it possible for us to do that and she stay here while her Immigration status is adjusted ? If so she would then want to bring her (2) minor children here with her. Please let me know if this is possible and what your fees would be should we need them. Thank You, Jim Gallagher
    Comment by Chad (Guest) on 10/13/2010 10:57 PM
    Hi, I'm inquiring to see if you also support Thailand as you do for Vietnam? I've used your services before and was quite thankful 10 years ago. Now, I require the same services, but this time I've married a Thai Lady from Thailand. We are currently married now and I would like to start the process to bring her to the US.

    I've also inquired about similar services in Thailand, however using your services before, I would feel more comfortable if I could use them again. Please advise if you provide these services for Thailand or if you have affiliates you can recommend.

    Best Regards - Chad R. Sahlberg
    Comment by Mini (Guest) on 06/12/2010 08:06 AM
    Hello

    Need a consultation from you regarding green card issues. What are your charges and are you open on saturdays or by what latest time on weekdays like 630 PM .

    Thanks
    Mini
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