If you are an immigration attorney, we can help your clients prepare for their upcoming visa stamping interview to minimize risk and maximize their chances for success.
While a preparation session with a former Consular Officer is always recommended, here are situations where your clients will need our government expertise to minimize risk at their next visa interview:
- Prior visa denials
- Issues with 221(g) administrative processing
- Overstays
- Past criminal issues
- Visa ineligibilities and requests for 212(d)(3) waivers
- Extensive ties to the U.S.
- In a relationship with a U.S. citizen
- Pending immigrant visa petitions
- Applying outside of home country as a third country national (TCN)
- Previous petition return to USCIS
- Nervous client with poor interviewing skills
- Language barriers and communication problems
- Preparation sessions for your clients and beneficiaries before their visa stamp interview, especially when there are complicating factors for all petition-based nonimmigrant visas (H-1B, L-1, E-2, K-1, etc.) and employment-based immigrant visas (EB1-5) and family-based immigrant visas.
- How to succeed despite prior visa denials
- Getting the best outcome through administrative processing
- How to be successful with 212(d)(3) waiver requests
- Assistance with third country national (TCN) strategy and preparation
And more!
