U.S. Immigration and Citizenship Q & A. This item is unavailable.U.S. Immigration and Citizenship Q & A

Attorneys Schell, Richard E. Schell, and Kurt A. Wagner, specialists in international and immigration law, offer advice to people thinking of trying to enter the US for work, pleasure, or school, or are in the process of immigrating there. They incorporate regulation changes since 9/11. The questions and answers are in topical sections, and the information is indexed. Annotation (c) Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

This new edition focuses on the specific changes that have been made in immigration procedures dealing with employment-based visas and work permits. These changes affect specific visas, available length of stays, requirements for issue of specific visas, and companies that sponsor aliens in the US as it relates to their business operations.The entire book reflects immigration system and procedural changes raising such questions as: Is it better to process a visa application in the US or through a foreign consulate? Should I change my immigration status in order to apply for citizenship or should I apply through the naturalization process? The book contains these kinds of questions and many more with clear answers and advice as to the necessary forms to file; fees required; and timelines that must be kept.