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Frequently asked questions
All questions
Encontre respostas para as dúvidas mais comuns sobre imigração, vistos e destinos.
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Can I dismiss the lawyer and do it by myself?
It is possible to conduct the H-1B visa process without a lawyer, but be mindful of the complexity, deadlines, and requirements, always seeking official sources and being cautious with unfounded promises.
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Can I distribute Bibles in public schools with an R-1 visa?
Even with an R-1 visa, distributing Bibles in public schools may violate the religious neutrality required, making it crucial to follow local laws and obtain specific permissions.
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Can I distribute religious material on the streets?
You can distribute religious material on the streets, but you must comply with local laws and obtain the necessary permits to perform your ministry responsibly and safely.
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Can I divorce and marry someone else in the USA on a K-3 visa?
The K-3 visa depends on marriage to a U.S. citizen; divorce or remarriage require reconsideration of your immigration status and initiation of proper processes.
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Can I do ”independent study” without attending in-person classes?
The use of ''independent study'' for the F visa depends on the institution''s approval and compliance with attendance and immigration rules in the USA.
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Can I do ”job hopping” with a TN?
The TN visa allows job changes, provided each new position meets the criteria and documentation is updated, avoiding legal complications.
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Can I do ”job hopping” with an H-1B?
Doing ''job hopping'' with an H-1B visa is possible but requires a new petition approved by USCIS; caution and close follow-up of the rules are essential to maintain legal status.
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Can I do “home office” work as a J-1 Teacher?
Working from home office as a J-1 Teacher requires formal authorization and alignment with program rules to avoid risks to visa status.
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Can I do a 3-month spiritual retreat in another country while on an R-1 visa?
A 3-month spiritual retreat outside the U.S. on an R-1 visa requires confirmation of your relationship with the organization and guidance to maintain your legal status.
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Can I do a curricular internship as a J-1 Student?
Curricular internships are allowed for J-1 students as long as they are part of the academic program and have sponsor approval, ensuring legal compliance.
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Can I do a double major and minor at the same time?
It is possible to combine a double major and minor, respecting academic and regulatory norms, ensuring progress and visa status with planning and institutional support.
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Can I do a full-time internship as a J-1 Student?
Full-time internships as a J-1 Student are permitted if they are part of the program and authorized by the sponsor, respecting immigration rules and educational objectives.
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Can I do a J-1 Intern at a startup?
Yes, it is possible to do a J-1 internship at startups that offer structured programs, comply with U.S. Department of State regulations, and strictly follow immigration laws.
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Can I do a J-1 Teacher program for early childhood education?
Early childhood education teachers may be eligible for the J-1 Teacher visa if they meet the requirements and obtain sponsorship from an authorized sponsor.
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Can I do a job downgrade and continue on the H-1B?
It is possible to do a job downgrade and maintain the H-1B visa, as long as the legal changes are evaluated, communicated, and comply with the visa requirements.
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Can I do a nursing residency with a J-1 visa?
The J-1 visa can enable nursing residency through recognized programs but requires attention to rules, program requirements, and U.S. law to ensure safety and legality.
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Can I do a paid fellowship during my master’s degree?
Fellowships integrated into the academic program are generally allowed with an F visa, but paid activities off-campus require specific authorizations. Always consult specialists.
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Can I do a paid internship without an EAD on the IR-1 visa?
The IR1 visa grants authorization to work and perform paid internships without an EAD, but it is essential to observe employer rules and always follow US immigration laws.
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Can I do a paid internship without an EAD?
Without the Employment Authorization Document (EAD), it is not allowed to perform a paid internship under the K-3 visa in the USA, thus maintaining legal status and avoiding complications.
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Can I do a PhD on an L-1?
The L-1 visa allows part-time PhD studies as long as corporate duties are not compromised; for full-time studies, migrating to an F-1 visa is recommended.