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Really? I think the opposite. The first gate should be the hardest to he through, especially if you get a visa that is a guaranteed path to citizenship like an
by hacknat 9y ago
Really? I think the opposite. The first gate should be the hardest to he through, especially if you get a visa that is a guaranteed path to citizenship like an H1B (H1B to Green Card to Citizen).
- dragonwriter 9y agoThere are no visas that are a guaranteed path to citizenship (hence, the naturalization process, which can and will knock people out even if they have an immigrant visa), least of all non-immigrant visas (including dual-intent visas like the H-1B.)
- confounded 9y agoAre you aware that for people from many countries, entering the US, even for a day to attend a meeting, requires a visa?
- anigbrowl 9y agoa visa that is a guaranteed path to citizenship like an H1B What?! No. I realize you were speaking casually but please don't throw such misinformation around.