O-1
B-1
B-2
F-1
TPS
U4U
Work Authorization
Who might be
needed
Professionals
with skills
with skills
Professionals in science, arts, business, and sports who want to work in the U.S. on a temporary basis (O-1 visa).
Business
travelers
travelers
People who travel to the U.S. to attend conferences, meetings, or to settle business matters (B-1).
Tourists
and guests
and guests
Persons wishing to visit the United States for tourism, recreation, or to visit relatives and friends (B-2).
Undergraduate and graduate students
People who plan to study at U.S. institutions — universities, colleges, or language courses (F-1).
Citizens
of Ukraine
of Ukraine
War-affected individuals seeking temporary asylum in the U.S. through the Uniting for Ukraine (U4U) humanitarian program.
Citizens of
countries in crisis
countries in crisis
Individuals from countries that have been granted Temporary Protected Status due to wars, natural disasters, or other crises (TPS).
visa
types
The O-1 visa is for foreign nationals with outstanding abilities in various fields such as science, art, sports, business, or the film industry. This type of visa allows highly skilled individuals to work temporarily in the United States.
O-1
The applicant must provide evidence of their outstanding abilities. This may include international awards, peer recognition, media publications or participation in major world-class projects.
The applicant must prove that they are among the best experts in their field and that their presence in the U.S. is necessary for a particular project.
The O-1 visa requires an employer or agent in the United States who invites the applicant to participate in a project. This may be a work contract or a project that requires the applicant's unique skills.
Letters from recognized experts or organizations in your field attesting to your qualifications and contributions to the industry.
The O-1 visa is issued for up to 3 years, renewable if the project requires a longer involvement.
International recognition
Confirmation of unique skills
Official invitation from the employer
Letters of support
Length of stay
B-1 and B-2 visas are visas designed for short-term travel to the United States for business or tourist purposes. These visas allow you to enter the U.S. for a limited period of time for specific purposes without the possibility of permanent status.
B-1
Visa purpose — for participation in negotiations, consultations, exhibitions, business events, solving legal and property issues.
Requirements:
Requirements:
The applicant must prove that their travel is temporary and they do not intend to remain in the U.S. permanently.
On a B-1 visa, you cannot engage in permanent employment or work for a U.S. employer.
You must prove that you have the financial means to cover all expenses for the duration of your trip without having to work in the United States.
B-2
Visa purpose — for vacations, sightseeing, visiting family or friends, receiving medical treatment in the United States.
Requirements:
Requirements:
The applicant must prove that he or she plans to return to his or her country after the completion of the trip.
The B-2 visa does not allow you to engage in employment or study in long-term programs.
You must show that you have sufficient funds to cover all expenses for the duration of your stay in the United States.
The F-1 visa is for international students who wish to study at accredited U.S. educational institutions such as colleges, universities, language schools, or other educational programs.
Who can apply — individuals enrolled in an accredited U.S. institution. Applicants must be enrolled in a full-time academic program with a minimum number of hours of study required for a degree or certificate.
Requirements:
Requirements:
Must have an official letter of enrollment from a U.S. institution (Form I-20).
You must prove that you have sufficient funds to cover all costs of studying and living in the United States.
The applicant must confirm their intention to return to their home country after completing their studies.
F-1
TPS is a temporary immigration status granted by the U.S. government to citizens of countries that are experiencing armed conflict, natural disasters, or other emergencies. This status allows foreign nationals in the U.S. to legally live and work in the country for a specified period of time.
TPS
Who can apply — only citizens of countries to which the U.S. has officially granted TPS may apply for this status. The list of countries is updated and published by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Applicants must be in the United States at the time TPS is announced for their country. Individuals with serious criminal offenses are not eligible for TPS.
Requirements:
Requirements:
The applicant must provide evidence that he or she is a citizen of the country to which TPS is granted.
One has to apply for TPS within the stipulated time frame.
Applicant must prove to be in the U.S. at the time of the TPS announcement for its country.
Uniting for Ukraine (U4U) is a special humanitarian passport program for Ukrainian citizens launched by the U.S. government in 2022. The program allows Ukrainians affected by war and humanitarian crisis to temporarily enter and reside in the United States on a humanitarian basis.
Who can apply — the program is available to Ukrainian citizens who have been forced to leave their country because of the military conflict. To participate in the U4U program, Ukrainians need a financial sponsor — an individual or organization in the United States that is willing to provide financial support. Applicants must be outside of Ukraine at the time of application.
Requirements:
Requirements:
The sponsor must file Form I-134 (Affidavit of Support) attesting to their financial ability to support the applicant in the United States.
All applicants must pass a background check, fingerprint scan, and security check before entering the United States.
Participants must receive mandatory immunizations, including the COVID-19 vaccination, before entering the U.S.
U4U
Work Authorization, or Employment Authorization Document (EAD), is a document that allows foreign nationals to work legally in the United States for a specified period of time. It is required for those who are not automatically eligible to work, such as students with F-1 (OPT) visas, spouses of L-1 visa holders, individuals with humanitarian passwords (such as participants in the TPS or U4U programs), and applicants for adjustment of status, such as those applying for a Green Card or participating in the DACA program. To obtain an EAD, you must file Form I-765 with USCIS and prove lawful presence and right to work. A work permit is usually issued for 1 to 2 years and can be renewed. It allows you to be legally employed on a temporary or permanent basis by any employer in the United States.
Work Authorization
steps
in the visa process
1
Initial
consultation
consultation
We conduct a consultation where we determine the purpose of your trip to the United States and select the appropriate type of visa (tourist, student, work, immigration, etc.).
2
Document
preparation
preparation
Our experts review your situation and help you gather all the necessary documents for your visa application, including financial references, invitations, confirmations, etc.
3
Completion of the
DS-160 questionnaire
DS-160 questionnaire
We complete the online DS-160 form for you, verifying all data for accuracy and compliance with U.S. Consulate requirements.
4
Payment of
consular fee
consular fee
We help you pay the consular fee and issue a receipt for payment, which will be required to schedule an interview.
5
interview
at the consulate
at the consulate
We will arrange an appointment for an interview at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate, choosing dates and times that are convenient for you.
6
Preparing for
the interview
the interview
We conduct detailed preparation for the interview with the consular officer, including preparation of answers to possible questions and verification of all documents.
7
Accompanying you
to the interview
to the interview
Keep in touch at all stages, provide interview instructions and accompany you through the process until you receive a decision.
8
Obtaining a visa and support afterwards
Once your visa is approved, we oversee the process of receiving your passport with visa and provide guidance on entering the United States and complying with visa requirements.
benefits of
cooperation with us
Personalized approach
We carefully analyze each client's situation and select the most appropriate solutions to achieve the goal.
Experience and professionalism
Our team consists of experienced migration law specialists who know the ins and outs of the visa process.
Full
support
support
We accompany clients at all stages — from consultation to obtaining a visa, minimizing the risks of rejection.
Maximum transparency
All steps and actions are discussed in advance and you always know where your case stands.
successful
cases
cases
Our experience and professionalism allow us to achieve a high level of success in visa processes.
Support at
all stages
all stages
Not only do we help with the paperwork, but we also prepare you for your consulate interview to make the process as smooth as possible.
Responsiveness and accuracy
We respond quickly to any changes and resolve issues that arise to avoid delays and filing problems.
Privacy and
data security
data security
We help not only with the visa for the primary applicant, but also with visas for family members and ensuring their legal status in the United States.
FAQ
For each type of visa, the list of documents may differ. The basic documents include passport, photos, completed application forms, financial documents and proof of purpose of travel. Our specialists will help you to collect and prepare all the necessary documents.
The processing time depends on the type of visa and the country of destination. The process usually takes from a few weeks to a few months. We can help you navigate the timeline and keep track of the status of your application.
Yes, in some cases this is possible. For example, tourist visas often do not require an invitation. However, for work and study visas, an invitation or contract may be required. We can advise you on what is required in your situation.
If you have received a denial, don't despair. Our experts will help you understand the reason for the rejection and prepare a new application, improving its chances of approval.
We provide a full range of services, including assessment of visa chances, assistance in document collection, support at all stages of the application and support after the visa is granted.
Yes, there are programs for family migration. We can help you prepare documents for the whole family and choose the best way to move.
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