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D-2 Visa |
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Crewmen
serving in good faith for normal
operations aboard vessels may apply for
the D Visa. This classification includes
musicians, stewards, technicians and
chefs.
This visa is specifically issued to a
crewperson who serves aboard a fishing
vessel with a home port or base of
operation in the U.S. You should plan to
land in and depart from Guam as a part
of your crew duties.
Steps
Application for the visa must be filed
at the U.S. consulate abroad. While
applying for landing privileges, you
should submit your application in
person, offer all necessary documents,
be photographed and fingerprinted,
establish that you are admissible under
all relevant immigration laws and prove
that you are entitled to landing
privileges in the U.S.
Documents
During inspection, you will need to show
copies of empoyer work records to the
immigration officer. If there is a
strike or lockout, you will need to
prove the following:
- You have worked for your
employer for at least one year
longer than the beginning of the
strike/lockout.
- During this one-year period, you
have worked as a crewman for your
employer at least once in three
different months.
- You expect to continue working
for your employer at this level.
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Temporary Visas
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Student Visas
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Work Visas
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Visitor Visas
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Other Visas
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