This session will provide participants with an overview of the different types of visas that exist in the United States. It will delve into the specific characteristics and requirements of temporary, student, work and residence visas, as well as the most common mistakes that applicants often make and how to avoid them.

This session will address the topic of family petitions and discuss in detail who can petition, applicable family ties, steps to file for a family member (inside or outside the US), and pitfalls common mistakes applicants make and how to avoid them. In addition, the specific requirements of family petitions will be reviewed and a step-by-step guide on how to go through the process will be provided.

In this session, we will delve into the activities that can be carried out under the tourist visa, the differences between the tourist visa and the residence visa, and the intricacies that this visa has for foreigners. In addition, the most common causes of overstay will be analyzed in detail, the consequences of this fact and the options available to solve this problem.

This session will delve into the process of primary inspection and secondary inspection upon entering the United States. Participants will learn to identify the most common mistakes foreigners make during the inspection process and how to avoid them.

This session will analyze in detail the different visas that can be obtained by traders, investors or entrepreneurs in the United States, and will review the specific requirements to obtain them. Participants will also learn about the most common mistakes made in the application process and how to avoid them.

This session will delve into the asylum application process, the problems that may arise in this process, the most common mistakes and how to avoid them. The characteristics of special visas, such as U, T and VAWA visas, and the specific requirements to obtain them will also be discussed.

In this session, the TN visa, its requirements and benefits for Mexican professionals will be reviewed in detail thanks to the treaty between Mexico, the US and Canada (T-MEC). Participants will learn how to apply for this visa, how to avoid common mistakes, and how to take advantage of it to improve their employment situation in the United States.

This session will analyze the fundamental concepts for deportation cases, such as inadmissibility, ineligibility, expedited deportation, among many others. Possible solutions to correct the individual's immigration status will also be explained, as well as the implications of being accused of a serious crime and how to avoid deportation.

This session will analyze the situations in which you can apply for residency in the US through marriage or courtship. Participants will learn the requirements and procedures necessary to make the petition, the most common mistakes that occur in these processes and how to avoid them, as well as the differences between the engagement and marriage visas and how to complete the family petition process.< /p>

This session will review the different visas that allow you to work legally in the United States, either temporarily (non-immigrant visa) or living in the country (immigrant visa). Participants will learn the specific requirements of each visa, how to apply, and how to avoid the most common mistakes in the process.

This session will delve into the immigration consequences of being accused of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI/DWI) for an immigrant. Participants will learn about the immigration implications of this crime and possible solutions to remedy the individual's immigration status.

This session will review the adjustment of status process, which allows an immigrant married to a US citizen to obtain permanent residence in the United States. Participants will learn the requirements and steps necessary to adjust status, and will review the most common mistakes in this process.