Compete or Perform in the U.S.
Athletes and entertainers can participate in competitions, performances, and events in the United States.
International Recognition
The visa recognizes internationally acclaimed athletes and entertainment groups.
Group Participation
Entire teams or performance groups may apply together under the P visa category.
Support Personnel
Essential support personnel such as coaches, trainers, and technical staff may also qualify for P visa classification.
Flexible Event Participation
Athletes and performers may participate in multiple events, competitions, or performances during their stay.
Family Accompaniment
Spouses and unmarried children under 21 may accompany the applicant under P-4 dependent status.
Getting a Visa
1
Determine Eligibility
We evaluate the athlete or entertainer’s achievements and determine the appropriate P visa category.
2
Prepare Petition
A U.S. employer, team, or sponsor prepares and files the petition with USCIS.
3
Submit Supporting Evidence
Documentation is submitted to demonstrate international recognition, performance history, and event details.
4
USCIS Petition Review
USCIS reviews the petition to determine whether the applicant qualifies under the P visa category.
5
Visa Application
Applicants outside the U.S. apply for the visa at a U.S. embassy or consulate.
6
Participate in U.S. Events
Once approved, athletes or performers may travel to the U.S. to participate in competitions or performances.
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