Law Offices of Evelyne M. Hart - P-3 Visas (Artist or Entertainer in Culturally Unique Program)

Non - Immigrant Visas

Overview

Extension of Status

Family Immigration

Fiancé(e) (K-1 and K-2)

Alien-Spouse Visa (K-3 / K-4)

V (Spouse/Child of LPR)

Employment/Business

E-1 (Treaty Trader)

E-2 (Treaty Investor)

List of Treaty Countries

H-1B (Specialty Occupation)

H-1B1 (Prof. Chile/Singapore)

H-4 (Spouse/Child of H-1B)

I (Reps of Information Media)

L-1 (Intra-Co Transferee)

L-2 (Spouse/Child of L-1)

O-1 (Extraordinary Ability)

O-2 (O-1 Support Personnel)

O-3 (Spouse/Child of O)

P-1 (Athlete/Entertainer)

P-2 (Cultural Exchange)

P-3 (Culturally Unique)

P-4 (Spouse/Child of P)

Q-1 (Cultural Exchange)

R-1 (Religious Worker)

R-2 (Spouse/Child of R-1)

TN (NAFTA)

TD (Spouse/Child of TN)

NAFTA

Form I-9 Employment Oview

Employer Sanctions

Employer Verification

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I-9 Common Errors

More About I-9 Req

P-3 Visas (Artist or Entertainer in Culturally Unique Program)

There are 2 requirements to be eligible for a P-3 Visa. The first requirement is that the artists or entertainers must come to the U.S. either individually or in a group, to develop, interpret, represent, coach or teach in a program that is considered culturally unique or traditional ethnic, folk, cultural, musical, theatrical or artistic. The second requirement is that they will participate in a commercial or noncommercial cultural event to further understanding or development or their art form.

A P-3 visa is granted admission for the period of time necessary to complete an event up to one year and extensions are available for a similar period.