Frequently asked questions

The first step in the U.S. immigration process is understanding your eligibility. Depending on your purpose— whether it's for work, family reunification, studying, or tourism —you'll need to determine which visa or residency option applies to your situation. Our legal experts will guide you through this initial assessment, helping you understand your options and plan the best path forward.

The duration of the U.S. immigration process varies based on the type of visa or green card you’re applying for. While some applications may take just a few months, others can extend to several years due to wait times and complexities. Our team is dedicated to expediting your journey, ensuring that all your paperwork is accurate and submitted promptly.

There are many types of U.S. visas, each designed for specific purposes, like work, study, or family reunification. For example, an H-1B visa is for skilled workers, while a student visa (F-1) allows you to study in the U.S. Our legal experts will assess your situation and help you apply for the visa that best fits your needs and goals.

If your visa application is denied, don't panic! You may be able to appeal or reapply. Our legal team will review the reasons for the denial and help you take the next steps, whether it's correcting the application or gathering stronger supporting evidence for your case. We’re here to guide you through every challenge.