Choose from:
* If you're applying for immigration because you have a job in the u.s., typically your employer would be your sponsor. Otherwise, your sponsor usually is a close relative.;
* You must present your documentation in a forwarding, exchange, or other document-producing case. A sponsor must then submit it to a u.s.;
* If the sponsor is nonresident, and you live in u.s. territories, you will be required to bring a visa document proving that he or she is nonresident.;
* When you file for immigration, a visa approves. You can ask for waivers of your visa and a copy of your government issued id for your sponsor.;Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to get immigration papers
Choose a sponsor.
A u.s. citizen such as a close relative or an employer must fill out and file a visa petition for you.
Generally, a sponsor must be over the age of 18 and live in the u.s. or u.s. territories, either as a citizen, a u.s. national, or a lawful permanent resident.
Answer:
If you're applying for immigration because you have a job in the u.s., typically your employer would be your sponsor. Otherwise, your sponsor usually is a close relative.