Hi, there is any way to lead the visa M1 to the green card direction ? Let’s say I come there and study the vocational course and bring my family with M2 than after I complete the course I find the job while my son Is attending the school in this case everything is kind of settled down , if I have a lawyer can I apply for the green card ? Thank you
Transitioning from an M1 visa (vocational student status) to a U.S. green card (permanent residency) is typically challenging, as the M1 visa is a non-immigrant visa with specific intentions and limitations. However, there are some potential pathways, although they are not straightforward and often require significant changes in circumstances or status: Employment-Based Green Card: If you find a job after completing your course, your employer may be willing to sponsor you for an employment-based green card. This process typically involves the employer proving that there are no suitable U.S. workers for the job and filing a petition on your behalf. Adjustment of Status through Family: If you have immediate family members who are U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents, they might be able to sponsor you for a green card. Diversity Visa Lottery: You can apply for the Diversity Visa Lottery if eligible, which provides a limited number of green cards each year to people from countries with low rates of immigration to the United States. Other Special Categories: In rare cases, visas are available for people with extraordinary abilities, investors, and other special categories.
Hi bro im a student in university from algeria.. can i apply for m1 visa
Hello,
Yes you can if you want to study in vocational courses in the United States.
Hi, there is any way to lead the visa M1 to the green card direction ? Let’s say I come there and study the vocational course and bring my family with M2 than after I complete the course I find the job while my son Is attending the school in this case everything is kind of settled down , if I have a lawyer can I apply for the green card ? Thank you
Transitioning from an M1 visa (vocational student status) to a U.S. green card (permanent residency) is typically challenging, as the M1 visa is a non-immigrant visa with specific intentions and limitations. However, there are some potential pathways, although they are not straightforward and often require significant changes in circumstances or status:
Employment-Based Green Card: If you find a job after completing your course, your employer may be willing to sponsor you for an employment-based green card. This process typically involves the employer proving that there are no suitable U.S. workers for the job and filing a petition on your behalf.
Adjustment of Status through Family: If you have immediate family members who are U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents, they might be able to sponsor you for a green card.
Diversity Visa Lottery: You can apply for the Diversity Visa Lottery if eligible, which provides a limited number of green cards each year to people from countries with low rates of immigration to the United States.
Other Special Categories: In rare cases, visas are available for people with extraordinary abilities, investors, and other special categories.
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