Visitor Visa B-1/B-2
For travel to the U.S., you will need a visitor (tourist) visa, which will be stamped in your passport. A visitor visa is a nonimmigrant visa for people who want to enter the U.S. temporarily. The visa is typically issued for a period of one to three years, allowing for multiple entries into the country with a maximum stay of 180 consecutive days per trip.
To be approved for a tourist visa, adhering to the visa application procedures, abiding by the established rules, and undergoing an interview with a consul are paramount. The consul will extensively inquire about your purposes for visiting the U.S. and complete details of your trip. Additionally, the non-refundable consular fee of $185.00 per person should be noted.
This involved process can be complex and nerve-wracking for many individuals, with the potential for irreversible mistakes that could lead to visa denial. Furthermore, even with an approved visa, you will undergo an interview in English at the U.S. border, conducted by an officer of Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Failing this interview could result in visa annulment, deportation, and a possible ban of 5 to 10 years on entering the U.S.
KOSTINA LAW
We would handle the completion of all necessary documents and assist to prepare for both interviews.
With our guidance, the process of obtaining a visitor visa will be as easy as possible, stress-free, allowing you to focus solely on your visit to the U.S.
Provide detailed explanations of the visa acquisition process
Gather the required documents
Complete the visa application
Offer additional services as specified below
Select from the services below
Platinum
Standard
Services includes:
- A 30-minute consultation and detailed analysis of applicant’s situation
- Developing a case strategy, addressing potential denial risks
- Providing a list of required documents
- Assistance with a visa account registration
- Recommendations on the visa fee payment procedure
- Collection, analysis, and preparation of the document packet
- Assistance with completing Form DS−160
- Submitting the Form to a U.S. Consulate
- Assistance with scheduling an interview with a U.S. Consulate
Base
Services includes:
- Detailed analysis of applicant’s situation
- Providing a list of required documents
- Collection, analysis, and preparation of the document packet
- Assistance with completing Form DS−160
- Submitting the Form to a U.S. Consulate
Services includes:
- A 30-minute consultation and detailed analysis of applicant’s situation
- Developing a case strategy, addressing potential problem areas that may result in a visa denial
- Providing a list of required documents
- Assistance with a visa account registration
- Recommendations on the visa fee payment procedure
- Collection, analysis, and preparation of the document packet
- Assistance with completing Form DS−160
- Submitting the Form to a U.S. Consulate
- Assistance with scheduling an interview with a U.S. Consulate
- Assistance with documents required for the interview
- Assistance with preparation for the interview with a consular officer, addressing potential denial risks
- Assistance with preparation for the interview with a CBP officer at the airport
- Recommendations for planning your trip to the U.S.
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14 Penn Plaza, 9th Floor
New York, NY 10122
14 Penn Plaza, 9th Floor
New York, NY 10122
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Kostina Law Group, PLLC
14 Penn Plaza, 9th Floor
New York, NY 10122
E-mail us: katerina@kklawusa.com
Phone: +1 (929) 777-4748
14 Penn Plaza, 9th Floor
New York, NY 10122
E-mail us: katerina@kklawusa.com
Phone: +1 (929) 777-4748
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