Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
EB2-NIW Visa
EB2-NIW (Employment-Based Second Preference National Interest Waiver) is a U.S. visa category for professionals with advanced degrees or exceptional abilities. It allows applicants to self-petition without needing employer sponsorship.
✅ Basic Package ($3,000) – Petition drafting & case strategy (No supporting documents included)
✅ Premium Package ($6,000) – Full petition preparation with supporting documents
- 3 Recommendation Letters – $500
- 1 Recommendation Letter – $200
No, you can self-petition without employer sponsorship.
It usually takes 4-8 weeks, depending on case complexity and document availability.
EB1 & EB3 Visas
EB1 is an employment-based visa for:
- EB1A (Extraordinary Ability) – Scientists, researchers, entrepreneurs, and other top professionals
- EB1B (Outstanding Professors/Researchers)
- EB1C (Multinational Executives/Managers)
EB3 is for skilled workers, professionals, and unskilled laborers with an employer sponsor. Unlike EB2-NIW, employer sponsorship is required.
Yes, we assist in petition preparation, document gathering, and case filing for EB1 and EB3 categories.
OPT & Employment-Based Services
OPT (Optional Practical Training) allows F1 students to work in their field of study for up to 12 months (or 24 months for STEM graduates).
You need to apply through USCIS with support from your university’s Designated School Official (DSO). We assist with OPT applications, documentation, and filing.
No, working without OPT or proper work authorization violates your visa status.
US Visas (F1, F2, B1, B2, H1B, Change of Status)
The F1 visa is for international students pursuing academic studies in the U.S.
Yes, they can apply for an F2 dependent visa, but they are not allowed to work in the U.S.
- B1 – For business visitors (meetings, conferences)
- B2 – For tourism, medical treatment, and family visits
The H1B visa is for skilled workers sponsored by a U.S. employer. The process includes:
- Employer sponsorship
- Lottery selection (if applicable)
- Filing an H1B petition with USCIS
Yes! You may change from F1 to H1B, B1/B2 to F1, or other eligible categories by filing a Change of Status (COS) application with USCIS.
Yes! We provide consultation and help with filing Change of Status (COS) applications.
General Questions
Our service fees are non-refundable, but we work to maximize approval chances with a strong case strategy.
Contact us today for a consultation, and we will guide you through your visa or immigration journey!