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US Visa Fast Facts - ABC17NEWS

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US Visa Fast Facts

US Visa Fast Facts © Joe Raedle/Getty Images Here s a look at visas, travel documents for individuals who are visiting or moving to the United States. Facts A visa is a travel document, affixed to a passport, granting citizens from foreign countries permission to enter the United States for a certain purpose, whether it s a business trip, a family vacation or a student exchange program. Unlike passports, visas are issued by the country a traveler is intending to visit. There are dozens of different types of visas covering an array of travel purposes and countries of origin. Nonimmigrant visas are for visitors and temporary workers, and immigrant visas are for individuals who are relocating to the United States permanently.

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NEARLY 20,000 ALIEN WORKERS IN NORTHERN | Pacific Islands Report

NEARLY 20,000 ALIEN WORKERS IN NORTHERN Submitted by admin on Wed, 12/30/2009 - 00:00 MARIANAS New registration program draws heavy response By Ferdie de la Torre SAIPAN, CNMI (Saipan Tribune, Dec. 30, 2009) – In the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), an estimated 19,000-plus alien workers and those with Immediate Relative status participated in the Office of the Federal Ombudsman s accounting process, which ended yesterday after a 16-day run. In response to a Saipan Tribune inquiry, Ombudsman Pamela Brown disclosed that as of Monday, over 18,000 alien workers in the CNMI have filed registration forms and her office expects around 1,500 more to be submitted yesterday, the last day of the accounting process.

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