USA visa

US Visa

The "US Visa" service is intended for those who want to obtain a visa to the United States and need professional legal support. It includes consulting, assistance in preparing documents and support at all stages of obtaining a visa. Let's consider what this service includes, the step-by-step procedure for providing it and the conditions under which it can be provided.

What does the service of obtaining a visa to the USA include?

• Consultations on all issues related to obtaining a US visa, including types of visas and their features.
• Assistance in choosing the appropriate type of visa, be it a tourist visa, a freelance visa, an investor visa (US visa E2) or other types of visas.
• Preparation and verification of all necessary documents for submitting a visa application.
• Support during the application process at the US consulate or visa center.
• Consultations on issues related to obtaining a visa abroad or from Ukraine.
• Information support on the terms and cost of obtaining a visa for Ukrainians.

Step-by-step procedure for providing the service

1. Initial consultation: Discussion of the client's goals and capabilities, as well as an analysis of available visa types and their requirements.
2. Choosing a visa type: Jointly choosing a suitable visa type, be it a tourist visa, a freelance visa, or an investor visa (E2).
3. Preparing documents: Collecting and preparing all necessary documents, including translations and notarizations.
4. Submitting an application: Accompanying the client in the process of submitting an application to the US consulate or visa center.
5. Interview: Preparation for the interview at the US Consulate, provision of recommendations and training.
6. Obtaining a visa: Assistance in obtaining a visa and consultation on further steps after receiving a visa.

Terms of Service

• Possession of a valid passport.
• Proof of financial solvency for travel to the United States.
• No violations of immigration laws in the past.
• Willingness to provide all necessary documents and information requested by the US Consulate.

Lawyer assistance in obtaining a US visa

Obtaining a US visa can be a complex process that requires a careful approach and knowledge of all legal aspects. A lawyer can significantly facilitate this process by providing qualified legal support at every stage. Let's consider what kind of assistance a lawyer can provide in obtaining a US visa.

Main aspects of a lawyer's assistance

• Consultations on visa types: A lawyer will help you choose the appropriate visa type, be it a tourist visa, a freelance visa, an investor visa (US visa E2) or other types of visas, and will explain their pros and cons.
• Preparation of documents: A lawyer will help you collect and correctly prepare all the necessary documents, including translations, notarizations and legalization, so that they meet the requirements of the US consulate.
• Submission of an application: A lawyer will accompany you in the process of applying for a visa, be it a US visa from Ukraine or a visa abroad. He will help you fill out the forms correctly and prepare the package of documents.
• Preparing for the interview: The lawyer will conduct consultations and training so that you are prepared for the interview at the US consulate. He will explain what questions they may ask and how best to answer them.
• Resolving disputes: In the event of legal difficulties or a visa refusal, the lawyer will help file an appeal and protect your interests.
• Support for an investment visa: For those considering a US E2 visa through investment, a lawyer will help with the legal aspects investment, check contracts and ensure legal protection of your interests.

Step-by-step procedure for assistance from a lawyer

1. Initial consultation: Discussion of the client's goals and capabilities, analysis of available visa types and their requirements.
2. Choosing a visa strategy: Jointly choosing the appropriate visa type, be it a tourist visa, a freelance visa or an investor visa (E2).
3. Preparing documents: A lawyer helps to collect, translate and legalize all necessary documents, including questionnaires and forms.
4. Submitting an application: Accompanying the client in the process of submitting an application to the US consulate or visa center.
5. Preparing for interview: The lawyer prepares the client for the interview at the consulate, provides recommendations and conducts training.
6. Resolving disputes: In case of refusal or difficulties, the lawyer helps to file appeals and protects the interests of the client.

Questions and answers about obtaining a visa to the United States

1. What types of visas exist for relatives wishing to visit the USA?

There are several types of visas for relatives wishing to visit the USA. One of the most common is the B-2 visa, which is intended for tourists and visitors. If the relative plans to stay long-term or move to the United States, you may want to consider immigrant visas, such as the IR (Immediate Relative) visa for close relatives of U.S. citizens.

2. Can I Get a US Visa to Give Birth?

Yes, you can get a US visa to give birth. Typically, a B-2 tourist visa is used for this purpose. However, it is important to understand that you must prove sufficient funds to cover all medical expenses, and the consular officer must be satisfied that the trip is for nonimmigrant purposes. Immigrant intent, such as seeking to provide a child with U.S. citizenship, may result in a visa being denied.

3. What visa is suitable for parents who want to visit their children in the United States?

A U.S. visa for parents is most often issued as a B-2 tourist visa. It allows parents to visit their children who are in the United States on study, work, or immigrant visas. If the children are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, parents may want to consider applying for an IR-5 immigrant visa, which is issued to parents of U.S. citizens.

4. How to apply for a U.S. visa for a child?

The process for applying for a U.S. visa for a child is similar to the process for adults. If the child is traveling with parents who receive a B-2 visa, the child may also be eligible for a tourist visa. It is important to note that children under 14 years of age are usually not required to have an interview at the consulate, but all documents, including a passport, must be in order.

5. Which visa to choose for work in the USA?

There are several types of visas for working in the USA, depending on the nature of the work and qualifications. The most common work visa to the USA for work is the H-1B visa, intended for skilled workers. For temporary or seasonal work, the H-2B visa is suitable. If you are an investor or entrepreneur, you may want to consider the E-2 visa. It is important to note that the application process for a work visa can be complex and requires a prior job offer from a US employer.

What determines the cost of the "US Visa" service

The cost of the US visa service may vary depending on several key factors. Knowing these factors will help you better understand why the cost may differ in different situations.

1. Visa Type

The cost depends on the type of visa you are applying for. For example, a US visa for relatives (category B-2) is usually less expensive than specialized visas such as a US visa for employment (H-1B) or US visa for talented people (O-1). Visas that require more complex documentation and time-consuming checks may have a higher cost.

2. Complexity of the process

The complexity of the process also affects the price. A US visa for childbirth or US visa for a child may require additional documents and evidence, which will increase the cost of the service. For example, if you need to provide medical documents or financial guarantees, this may affect the overall price.

3. Urgency

The urgency of visa processing also affects the cost. If you need to get a visa as soon as possible, for example, a US visa for parents who need to come to the US urgently, the cost of the service may be higher due to the additional costs of expedited processing.

4. Additional Services

Many companies offer additional services, such as consultations on interview preparation, assistance in collecting documents, document translation, and others. If you use these services, for example, when applying for a US visa for work, the overall cost of the service will be higher.

5. Region of Application

The cost may also depend on the country where the application is submitted. For example, a US visa for Ukrainians in Poland may cost differently depending on the region, the level of demand, and the conditions of a particular visa center or consulate. In addition, processing through an agency in one city may differ in cost from another city.