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6 Questions on the Immigration P1 Visa for Athletes or Entertainers Temporary Work Visa

An immigration attorney answers the 6 most common questions on the Immigration P-1 Visa for Athletes or Entertainers. Visit Freedom Immigration Website - https://freedomimmigrationusa.com/ DISCLAIMER This video is intended for education purposes and should not be taken as legal, financial or tax advice. You should consult with a professional about your unique situation before acting on anything discussed in these videos. Freedomtax Accounting and Multiservices Inc., Freedom Insurance Financial Inc., Freedom Realty Source Inc., and Freedom Immigration International Inc. are providing educational content to help small business owners and individuals become more aware of certain issues and topics, but we cannot give blanket advice to a broad audience. Freedomtax Accounting and Multiservices Inc., Freedom Insurance Financial Inc., Freedom Realty Source Inc., and Freedom Immigration International Inc. or its members cannot be held liable for any use or misuse of this content. #p1visa #immigration #immigrationattorney #immigrationvisaforathletes 1. What is the P Visa? a. The P Visa is a special visa for athletes and entertainers, that allows them to come compete in an athletic event or give a performance in the US. b. There are 3 categories: i. P-1-Athletes, individuals or part of a team, coming to compete in athletic event. Also for those coming to perform in an entertainment group. ii. P-2-Entertainment groups as part of reciprocal exchange programs. iii. P-3-Entertainment groups performing culturally unique performances. c. Support personnel may also qualify i. It includes anyone who the principal beneficiary will need in order to successfully perform(bandmates coaches) 2. What are the Benefits of a P Visa? a. Ability to Work and compete in the USA. b. Athletes get 5 years with a single 5-year extension. c. Others get 1-year, long term events can qualify for extension. d. Dependents (Spouse and children) are eligible to come on P-4 cannot work. e. Does not require exceptional ability (O Visa) f. No limit of annual visas issued. 3. What are the P Visa Requirements? a. Have nonimmigrant intent. i. Show residence abroad and intention to return. ii. Higher standard for P-2 and P-3. b. Not adversely affect American workers. c. For athletes P-1 i. Must be coming solely to participate in a competition, performance, tour or event. ii. Must be a professional athlete. iii. Must have international recognition d. For entertainment groups P-1 i. Involved in the arts; ii. Integral part of performance; iii. Group must be considered a group; iv. Must be internationally recognized; e. For artists and entertainers P-2 i. Beneficiary is integral part of performance; ii. Part of reciprocal exchange program; f. For artists and entertainers P-3 i. Must be considered culturally unique; 4. What are responsibilities of the petitioner? a. This person can be either an employer or a third-party organization; b. Multiple beneficiaries can be included in same petition; c. If working for multiple employers each one must file a petition; d. Petitioner is also responsible for paying the beneficiary to return home at the end. 5. P Visa Fees? a. $460 Petition Filing Fee; b. $160 Visa Filing Fee; 6. Processing Times? a. Usually between 3-6 months.