R-2 Visas (R-1 Family)
Spouse and Children of R-1 Visa holders
Your spouse and/or unmarried children under 21 years of age may be granted derivative status to enter the U.S. They are not authorized to work while in the U.S., but may attend school.
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- Green Cards (Permanent Residence)
- Through Marriage And Family
- Through Business & Employment
- Refugee or Asylum
- Other Green Cards
- Processes & Procedures
- After Green Card Approval
- Deportation And Removal
- Inadmissibility & Waivers
- Cancellation of Removal for LPRs
- 212(c)
- Cancellation of Removal for Non-LPRs
- Legalization
- Suspension of Deportation
- Voluntary Departure
- Adjustment of Status
- Asylum
- Withholding of Removal
- Convention Against Torture
- Deferral of Removal
- Registry
- Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
- Citizenship
- Temporary Visas
- Extension of Status
- Employment & Business
- E-1 Visa (Treaty Traders)
- E-2 Visa (Treaty Investors)
- H-1B Visa (Specialty Occupation)
- H-1B1 Visas
- H-4 Visas
- I Visas
- L-1 Visa And L- 2 Visa
- O-1 Visas
- P-1 (Athlete/Entertainer)
- P-2 Visas (Artist or Entertainer)
- P-3 Visas (Culturally Unique)
- P-4 Visas (P Visa Family)
- Q-1 Visas (Cultural Exchange Program)
- R-1 Visas (Religious Worker)
- TN & TD Visas (NAFTA)
- List of Treaty Countries
- Family Immigration
- Resources
