Who Qualifies for a P-2 Visa Through a Reciprocal Exchange?
A P-2 visa needs a real exchange agreement between a U.S. organization and a foreign one, with comparable artists moving in each direction. Here is who fits.
A P-2 visa needs a real exchange agreement between a U.S. organization and a foreign one, with comparable artists moving in each direction. Here is who fits.
The P-3 petition runs through a U.S. petitioner, a labor union, USCIS, and a consulate. Here is the order of steps and where the time actually goes.
The exchange agreement, a sponsor statement, proof of comparable skills, union papers, and contracts: the P-2 evidence list and what triggers an RFE.
A P-1A athlete needs a U.S. contract and proof of international recognition through at least two of seven criteria. Here is what each one takes.
P-2 needs an exchange agreement; P-1B needs international recognition and a settled group. Here is how to choose the right one for a tour.
The P-1B is for groups, not solo acts. The group needs international recognition, and 75 percent of members need a year with it. What else USCIS checks.