Atlanta Consulate: Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands Notarized Copy of Passport with 6 months validity Non-US Citizens must also submit a notarized copy of the US permanent residence card or valid long- term visa. Please use the electronic application – E-Form, if […]
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A letter from the company which you are conducting business with abroad on company letterhead. Must be signed by the management in charge of the area that the applicant intends to be in contact with, informing: Job position and job description of the contact person abroad; Assignment description and information
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Letter from the USA-based company detailing your trip to Korea and intended business activity. The letter needs to explain your purpose for going to Korea, what you will be doing while you are there, and must be on company letterhead.
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For Non US Citizens, must submit their U.S. permanent resident card ORIGINAL & copy or valid U.S.A. visa copy.(F visa holders should submit I-20 copy, J visa holders should submit DS-2019 copy, H visa holders should submit I-797 copy)
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Photo Requirements: Photos must have been taken in the last 6 months, be 2 inches by 2 inches in size, and have white background with no patterns or background objects visible. Photo must be in color and be free of glare. Ears should be visible, and you must be facing
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Complete the South Korea Visa Application using blue or black pen, or by typing the information in to the form. Print the application on single sided pages. Make sure to provide complete and accurate information. Sign and date the form Seattle Consulate: Applicants living in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and
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