U.S. Immigration and Citizenship Q&A (U.S. Immigration & Citizenship Q & A)

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How can I bring my family with me?What is the easiest way to obtain a work visa?What steps do I need to take to become a citizen?Visiting and immigrating to the United States can be a complicated and confusing procedure. Now more than ever, if you fail to follow all of the rules, you can be denied entry into the United States and even barred from ever coming here. Plus, once you are here, missing an important visa date or immigration deadline can remove all hopes of future citizenship.U.S. Immigration and Citizenship Q&A provides easy-to-understand answers to many, if not all, of your immigration and citizenship questions. It will take you from the beginning of the immigration process through naturalization.Find up-to-date information regarding:• Changes in consular procedures• Special registration requirements• Use of biometrics at the border• New visa options• Student visas• Family-related visas• Work visas• Labor certification filings• Permanent residency• Asylum requests• Citizenship requirements• Naturalization proceduresU.S. Immigration and Citizenship Q&A smoothes out the process and helps you do everything more easily, quickly and legally.

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Richard E. Schell is a lawyer, small farm owner, and author. He grew up in Polo, Illinois in a farming family. He has an extensive background in publishing, including writing, editing, and author representation. He writes and speaks frequently on legal issues involving intellectual property, agricultural entrepreneurship, and immigration. He has written numerous books and articles on topics including immigration, publishing contracts, business entities, and regulatory issues for smallDebbie M. Schell is an attorney and author who practices with the Law Offices of Kurt A. Wagner. She is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and the Immigration and Nationality Law Committee of the Chicago Bar Association. Her experience with immigration began early, when her mother immigrated to the United States from Jamaica and her father came from Belize. She has edited legal forms books as well as works on the law of asylum. Her clients include refugees, as well aKurt A. Wagner, MBA, JD (Magna Cum Laude) is an attorney, author, university lecturer, and founder of the Law Offices of Kurt A. Wagner with offices in Illinois and Austria. He is a member of the Immigration and International Law Section of the Illinois State Bar Association, the Chicago Bar Association, and the Washington, D.C. Bar Association. He formerly served as a U.S. Department of State Consular Officer with experience in visa processing at U.S. embassies abroad. He teaches classes on leg --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.