Visit
B1/B2 visa
A family visit, tourism, or attending a conference. The whole file rests on proving the ties that bring you back.
USA
A US visa is won in the preparation
Nobody guarantees approval. But there is a wide gap between a properly built file with a rehearsed interview, and someone walking in to try their luck and losing a non-refundable fee.
Services
Visit or study, the file gets the same rigour
We work on two visas only, and we build the file as though a sceptic will read it.
Study
F1 visa
From university admission and the I-20 through to proof of funding and a clear study intent.
Preparation
File and DS-160
Completing the form precisely and ordering the supporting documents, because a small inconsistency costs a refusal.
Interview
Interview coaching
A rehearsal with the consulate's real questions, so you walk in knowing exactly what you will say.
What actually decides it
Four things settle the file
Most refusals come down to one of these, not to bad luck.
Ties to your country
Work, property, family, obligations. This is the first thing a consular officer weighs on a visitor visa.
Consistency
Any gap between the form, the documents and what you say at the interview reads as a warning sign.
Clear funding
The source of the money has to be understandable and documented, not a balance that appeared overnight.
Direct answers
The interview lasts minutes. A long or memorised answer hurts more than it helps.
The steps
From assessment to the interview
Assessing your chances
We read your file honestly and tell you whether this is the right moment to apply.
Building the file
The DS-160, the supporting documents, and ordering them convincingly.
Fees and appointment
Paying the fees and booking the biometrics and interview slots.
Interview rehearsal
Real questions and short answers, correcting what trips most people up.
Common questions
Answers without the varnish
What is the approval rate?
There is no fixed rate, and anyone quoting you a number is selling you an illusion. The decision rests with the consular officer and your personal circumstances. What we do is tell you the weak points in your file before you pay a non-refundable fee.
I was refused before. Can I apply again?
Yes, there is no mandatory waiting period. But applying with the same file gives the same result. We review the reason for the first refusal and look at what has genuinely changed in your situation since.
Are fees refunded if I am refused?
No. Visa fees are non-refundable whether you are approved or refused. That is exactly why an honest assessment beforehand saves you more than it costs.
Do you file on my behalf?
We prepare the file, review the form and coach you for the interview. You attend the interview yourself. Nobody can attend it for you.
- We never promise approval
- We do not file a case we know is weak
- We tell you when waiting is better
- Fees are clear from the start
Take the next step
Know your chances before you pay the fee
Visa fees are non-refundable. One consultation saves you a rushed application and a refusal on your record.