The issues of discussion are the type of visas each member of the Sweldon family is entitled to with respect to work place, professional expertise and citizenship. In addition, the paper shall look at the kinds of visas available for fiancés to American citizens.
Jeff is entitled to H1-B, H-4 visa since he is a skilled worker and holds a Bachelor’s Degree. He may also be entitled to L-1, L2 visa having worked for a UK company for 5 years.
Judy’s only recourse to get American citizenship is her skills in the medical profession. Because of her skills, she may apply for H1-B, H-4 visa.
Donald, being a qualified engineer, may apply for H1-B, H-4 Visa to enable him to work and live in the US. Otherwise, being the offspring of Jeff does not entitle him to work in the US.
Camille would apply for F-1 visa since she plans to study in the US like her brother. However, after the completion of her studies she has to apply for H1-B, H-4 visa in order to work in the United States of America. In fact, like her brother, she is not entitled in any way to work in America just because her father works in America.
Tiffany having been born in the US would easily have been able to get US citizenship and subsequently work there. However, having been out of the country for 6 months, it calls for reapplication of the visa. Having been born in the American soil, she has an advantage to work in the US over her siblings. In fact her birth in US coupled with her educational skills may guarantee her to easily apply for H1-B, H-4 Visa if at all she needs one in order to stay and work in America.
Kirk may apply for K-1 visa since he wishes to marry an American born member of the Sweldon family. Having not worked anywhere and lacking in skills he may never work on the US turf.
Conclusion
All members to the Sweldon family may get visas to stay together and work in the US notwithstanding the fact that none of them is an American citizen.
