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Save up to 12 hours in meetings

No pointless assessments.

Save up to 90%

Save money on vague or unfocused consultations

Avoid Fraud and Mistakes

One mistake can cost you your visa

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Zero commercial bias

Decide with peace of mind

No toxic urgency

Fast and Accurate

Answers in minutes, no guesswork

Total Impartiality

Zero commercial bias

Decide with peace of mind

No toxic urgency

Fast and Accurate

Answers in minutes, no guesswork

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Visas for Tea

Explore work, study, residency, and investment visa options in the United States.

B-1/B-2

Business/Tourism

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CR-1

Conditional Resident Spouse

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E-2

Treaty Investor

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EB-1

Extraordinary Ability

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EB-2

Graduate Degree

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EB-2 NIW

National Interest Waiver

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EB-3

Skilled Workers

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EB-4

Green card for special immigrants: religious workers, juveniles (SIJ), Iraqi/Afghan interpreters, international broadcasters, physicians, and more.

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EB-5

Investor Visa

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ESTA

Visa Waiver Program

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F-1

Student Visa

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Family Based

Green card for family preference relatives (F1, F2A, F2B, F3, F4) of U.S. citizens and permanent residents — the basis of family reunification in the U.S.

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