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U.S. Embassy to host Visa Fair

Apr 29, 2014 News

The U.S. Embassy in Georgetown will hold a Visa Fair on Saturday, May 3, on Main and Bentick Streets from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.  The Fair will provide the Guyanese public with information about the consular services offered by the Embassy.
The event will give prospective and current visa applicants an opportunity to pose general questions about the application process for non-immigrant and immigrant visas.  It will also offer American citizens and legal permanent residents, or “green card” holders an opportunity to acquire information on services applicable to their circumstances.
During the event, the Embassy’s Consular staff will present information on non-immigrant visas (NIVs) to attendees.
There will be features on each visa type and guidance on specific factors that determine which visa class applicants should apply for.  Those interested in non-immigrant visas such as tourist, business, transit, crewmember, and student travel permits, will be able to learn more about the application process and familiarize themselves with the supplemental items necessary to include with their applications.
The Visa Fair will also present information on immigrant visas (IVs).
Fair attendees interested in permanent residence U.S. visas, can learn more about the steps involved with the extended application process.  Information will also be shared and clarified about commonly confusing aspects of the process such as priority dates for applications and processing fees.  Attendees with questions regarding adoptions and marriages can learn how these factors affect visa petitions as well.
Furthermore, there will be information for dual citizens at the Fair.  American citizens living in Guyana can use this opportunity to ask about registrations for births abroad, processes for voting, and taxes.
There will also be information available for legal permanent residents of the United States, offering them an opportunity to learn more about this conditional status and clarify laws on traveling outside of the United States.

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