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B-2 Visitor Visa
Do you qualify for a B-2 Visitor Visa?
In general, to qualify for a B-2 Visitor Visa you, the applicant, must:
- Have a residence in a foreign country which you do not intend to abandon;
- Intend to enter the United States for a period of specific and limited duration;
- Seek admission to the U.S. for the sole purpose of engaging in legitimate activities related to your visit, including but not limited to:
- tourism or family visits;
- medical-related or health-related visits ;
- participation in social events, conventions, conferences, or convocation of fraternal, social or service organizations;
- family dependents of members of the US armed forces;
- family dependents of category 'D' crewmen;
- other activities classifiable as 'special circumstances'.
Supporting Documents for a B-2 Visitor Visa
Supporting documents necessary to prove your eligibility for a B-2 Visitor Visa will vary depending on the specifics of your case, but in general should include (but are not limited to):
- Proof of a foreign residence or intent to establish a foreign residence outside of the U.S. of which you have no intention of abandoning;
- Proof of the temporary nature of your intended visit including proof of your intended departure from the U.S. at the conclusion of your visit;
- Proof of specific and realistic plans consistent with the visitor or tourist-related purpose of your intended visit;
- Proof of strong ties abroad, including but not limited to proof of permanent employment abroad, meaningful business or financial connections, close family ties, and/or social or cultural associations which indicate a strong inducement to return to your country of origin;
- Proof of adequate funds to cover the expense of living in the U.S. without seeking U.S.-based employment including proof of adequate funds to cover return travel to a country abroad at the conclusion of your visit;
The suitability of a B-2 visa for your situation will be evaluated by a professional immigration attorney upon the initiation of your case. If after initial review of your case your attorney determines that there is another visa or immigration category more suitable for your situation, your attorney will advise you of your eligibility for the alternative category and you may elect to proceed accordingly. If your attorney determines that you do not reasonably qualify for any available nonimmigrant or immigrant category, your attorney will advise you of your lack of eligibility and may reserve the right to withdraw from your case. A case initiation fee may apply.
3 business daysUS$131 visa application fee1-4 weeksAccurate and Persuasive Case Preparation
Submitting an immigration case is not simply a matter of filling out the correct government forms. At PowerVisa we don't simply prepare and file forms, we prepare and file your individual and unique case. Your case is unique and deserves to be presented to the government with all its strengths, not just as another set of forms. We prepare and file each client's case with the personal attention it deserves. We think outside the box and prepare each client's case as a comprehensive filing package, highlighting the unique strengths of each case. We guarantee the accuracy of our filings and guarantee that your case will never be rejected for improper or incomplete filing.
Making Your Case - Supporting Document Guidance
The strength of your case not only requires persuasive and accurate forms,it also requires presenting your supporting documents in the strongest light. We provide all PowerVisa Clients with a comprehensive Supporting Document Checklist, listing all required and supporting documents needed for filing your case. We provide individual guidance on how to identify and locate hard-to-find persuasive documents, and suggestions on selecting the strongest documents as evidence. We also provide clients with a secure online account for uploading and submitting required documents in digital format.
Department of State Forms Preparation
For our consular processing clients, we prepare and submit up-to-date versions of all required Department of State forms, in accordance with State-prescribed format and the highest professional standards.
Communications with the USCIS
As your attorney of record, we conduct all necessary phone, email and fax communications with the USCIS on your behalf.
Communications with State Department
For our consular processing clients, we conduct all necessary phone, email and fax communications with the National Visa Center, and the U.S. Consulate and Embassy abroad.
Visa Interview Guidance
For our consular processing clients, we provide detailed guidance on how to properly prepare for and conduct the visa interview at the U.S. Consulate abroad, including guidance on what to say, and what not to say, where to go, when to appear, etc. We also provide a list of sample interview questions that the examining consular officer is likely to ask during the visa interview.
Client Updates
We keep clients informed of their case status at all times. We promptly provide clients with courier service tracking numbers and USCIS receipt numbers, including links for monitoring delivery status and case progress online.
Attorney Communications
Our clients enjoy direct email and telephone access to their attorney, during regular office hours, throughout the duration of their case. Clients can expect all emails and phone calls to be returned promptly.
Expediting Your Case
We prepare and submit your case within a maximum of five business days from receiving all requested information and documentation from you. Once submitted, we make all reasonable efforts to see that your case is processed within the shortest time frame possible. If there is a way to speed the process up for you, we will get it done.
Approvability and Risk Assessment
We thoroughly review and evaluate the merits of each case to determine the client’s preliminary eligibility for the benefits sought. If we determine that a client’s case may have trouble being approved, we work with the client to determine an appropriate strategy for overcoming any red flags or issues of approvability prior to filing. If there is a high risk of denial, we will let the client know and proceed with filing only after informed consent.
CLIENT TESTIMONIALS
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“I was at first hesitant about securing legal assistance via the internet, especially in regards to such a personal and important issue. I was quickly set at ease by the professionalism, genuine concern, accessibility, knowledge and overall productivity/performance of our PowerVisa attorney. I will continue to recommend PowerVisa to anyone and everyone I encounter with similar issues. Thanks!”
- Trenton Franklin, San Antonio, Texas
“Excellent! Our attorney was Theodore. He guided us through all the steps. He gave us advice and was always there for us. He exceeded our expectations, going above and beyond what was required.”
- Heidi & Charmain Lisenbee, Miami, Florida
“My PowerVisa attorney was very well prepared when helping me through my process. He was a very smart attentive lawyer.”
- Carlos Alvarado, Longmont, Colorado
“Our attorney was very professional, courteous and detail-oriented through the whole process. All of my queries were answered in a timely fashion and I was always made aware of any trap doors far in advance, which led to a successful conclusion of my visa request. I would highly recommend this service for anyone seeking immigration help.”
- Anonymous Client, U.S.A.
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