He reached out together with his wife: she already had a U.S. tourist visa, while he had five consecutive refusals. But we decided to try for the sixth time.
We completed the application accurately, gathered all the necessary documents, and thoroughly prepared him for every possible interview question.
He was approved for a 10-year tourist visa.
She received a one-year visa (the maximum duration for Russian citizens).
During her studies, she decided to apply for a bachelor's degree.
She came with the goal of improving her English and enrolled in language courses in New York.
She was admitted to The New School (Parsons) for the Fine and Studio Arts program, where we helped her secure a scholarship of $11,000 per year.
After returning to Astana, she obtained another one-year visa.
She reached out with an expiring visa and a tight deadline — she wanted to make it to New York in time for her birthday.
A Russian citizen with a European residence permit.
Within two weeks, we found the earliest available appointment — in Spain, without an interview.
Thanks to our preparation, she submitted her documents and received a three-year visa.
Our close friend who had been dreaming of America for many years.
But she was denied the visa at the interview, and we were very upset.
Without hesitation, we scheduled her for a second application. We didn’t change anything — even the documents stayed exactly the same.
Citizens of the Russian Federation living in Dubai. They were traveling to the USA to attend a conference.
They own their own ballet studio in Dubai.
We promptly scheduled their interview and prepared them for the visa interview.
A citizen of Kazakhstan working in Dubai. Multiple refusals and years of unsuccessful attempts.
We developed a strategy and submitted the application through Kazakhstan.
We prepared a strong case, but there was another refusal despite a solid profile (high salary, job in London).
The client was ready to give up, but we insisted on making one more attempt — this time in London.
She reached out requesting a consultation.
During our conversation, it turned out that she had previously been denied a tourist visa.
She had a strong dream of going to the USA, so we decided to change the strategy and apply for a student visa for language courses.
At the time of application, she was 31 years old.
We handled her case from start to finish
— everything was prepared perfectly.
On her second attempt, Assel met with a different officer and received a five-year student visa.