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A green card and a visa are both documents that give a person the right to enter and remain in the United States. A visa, however, is usually of limited duration and subject to various restrictions. Visas vary greatly based upon type.
Visitors legally entering the United States with valid travel documents usually receive a B visa at their point of entry. These visas are usually valid for a relatively short time. Other visas—such as F or J... Read More
The administration is proposing a change to the waiver application process allowing for certain relatives of United States citizens to apply for an "unlawful presence" waiver while in the United States prior to leaving to consular process.
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