Vietnamese Immigration Lawyer in the U.S.: Bringing Vietnamese Families, Individuals, & Businesses to the United States

Immigration for Vietnamese Family Members

Family-based immigration is the most common way for foreign nationals to become permanent residents. If you are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you may apply for certain family members to immigrate to the United States.

Most Vietnamese descendants living in the U.S. are already well-established, and this allows them to sponsor their family members for immigration. Our Vietnamese immigration attorneys regularly work with those who already have citizenship and lawful permanent residence to bring their loved ones to the U.S. after filing.

The immigration lawyers at Do Law Office help you understand the options available for obtaining family-based visas. They help you complete the visa application process once the family member has met all the requirements.

The type of visas you are eligible for will typically depend on your relationship with the family member and your status for sponsoring the person. Examples of such visas include;

I.R. Visas

Such visas can only be obtained by the most immediate relatives of U.S. citizens. Some of these immediate relatives include a spouse, minor children who are not yet married, and parents.

F Visas

This sort of visa only applies to immediate relatives of green cardholders. It can also apply to distant relatives of United States citizens. In this type of visa, there is always a waiting period before entering the U.S. Moreover, there is a quota for the number of visas issued every year.

K Visas

A U.S. citizen can obtain this type of non-immigrant visa to allow their foreign fiancee or fiance to come to the United States to get married. Therefore, the new spouse will get a conditional green card which will need to be worked on to remove these conditions for permanent residency. This is mainly done after two years.

Work-Related Visas for Immigrants of Vietnam

In a global economy, cross-border transactions occur every second. In many of these situations, it is vital that the individuals facilitating these transactions be able to cross the borders with certainty. We are here to help executives, workers, investors, entrepreneurs, and their accompanying family members plan and execute that big move.

There are countless opportunities for employment and business for those who wish to work in the United States. Whether you are a business owner, a real estate executive, or wish to pursue a new occupation, you may be able to obtain a visa to work in the U.S. There are several different types of work visas available, which are based on the qualifications of the immigrant and the type of employment. Examples of the available work visas include;

H-1B Visa

This type of visa allows individuals with advanced degrees or occupations to temporarily live and work in the U.S.

H Visa

This is only available for seasonal, temporary, business, or agricultural workers.

E.B. Visa

This type of visa, which requires sponsorship from an employer, offers the immigrant permanent residence in the U.S. while providing a clear path to U.S. citizenship.

Other Immigrant Visas

Our lawyers also have experience helping Vietnamese immigrants obtain the following visas:

• O (Aliens of Extraordinary Ability)
• P1 (Internationally Recognized Athlete and Entertainer)
• P2 (Artist and Entertainer in Reciprocal Exchange Program)
• P3 (Athlete and Entertainer Coming to the U.S. to Perform in a Group)

Other Non-Immigrant Visas

Non-immigrant visas are available for foreign nationals wishing to enter the United States temporarily for a particular purpose — for tourism, medical treatment, business, temporary work, study, or other similar reasons.

Naturalization Process

Naturalization is the legal process that allows foreign nationals to become U.S. citizens if specific requirements are met. U.S. citizenship entails many rights but also many responsibilities. Thus, the decision to become a U.S. citizen should not be taken lightly.

Deportation Defense

The current immigration climate in the U.S. has caused many to fear for the safety and wellbeing of their loved ones. Having a family member placed in deportation proceedings can result in extreme stress and trauma. We understand that with every case we commit ourselves to, the livelihoods of countless individuals are involved.

Whether it is the undocumented father of three U.S. citizen children who is the family’s sole breadwinner, or the single undocumented mother who is the sole caretaker for her disabled U.S. citizen son, we understand that our representation can touch and affect countless lives. As such, our immigration law firm strives to serve our clients with honesty, integrity, and diligence in all of our deportation defense pursuits.