Expert guidance through visa interviews, consular procedures, and international mobility strategies at U.S. embassies and consulates worldwide.
Consular processing presents unique challenges that require deep knowledge of embassy-specific procedures, interview preparation strategies, and the ability to address complex admissibility issues.
Comprehensive preparation for visa interviews including mock interview sessions, document organization, and strategy development. We ensure applicants are fully prepared for any questions consular officers may ask.
When cases are placed in administrative processing (commonly known as "221(g)" holds), we work to identify the cause, respond to document requests, and advocate for timely resolution.
We assist clients in understanding visa denials under INA 214(b), 221(g), and other grounds, developing strategies for reapplication or pursuing appropriate remedies.
Each U.S. embassy operates with its own procedures and expectations. Our experience with embassies worldwide allows us to provide location-specific guidance for optimal outcomes.
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View Full BioSince October 1, 2026, the State Department's online presence review covers TN, TD and I visa applicants, who are instructed to set every social media profile to public. For employers, the exposure is concentrated in Mexican TN hires and the families of TN workers.
Prarup Ghimire, Esq.Accurate as of October 6, 2026Since the fall of 2025, most E-2 applicants must interview in person and apply in their country of nationality or residence. Add the January 2026 travel proclamation, and consular strategy has become part of the case.
Lidice Samper, Esq.Accurate as of October 5, 2026The first bulletin of fiscal year 2027 brings EB-2 India and EB-5 unreserved India back from unavailable, but moves EB-2 and EB-3 backward for most of the world. Here are the October dates against September, the State Department's retrogression note, and what employers, self-petitioners, investors and families should do now.
Lidice Samper, Esq.Accurate as of October 5, 2026Nearly every nonimmigrant visa applicant must now appear in person, including children under 14 and applicants over 79. H-1B, L-1 and O-1 renewals that qualified for dropbox a year ago no longer do.
Prarup Ghimire, Esq.Accurate as of September 24, 2026