US Visa Singapore - Service

Our service is provided in English language via scanned document attachments, email correspondence, phone consultations, chat and/or in person meetings.  Thus, clients must be able to read, write and understand basic English or have someone assist them who can.

Generally, US immigration laws are uniformly applied in each individual country.  Thus, our services can be effectively provided from our office in Thailand to anywhere in the world if the client has access to internet / telephone and can read, write and understand basic English.

Our service generally consists of the following:

• Provide free initial written opinion on applicant's chance for approval for the specific visa including an "estimated" % chance of approval, the strengths of the applicant and the weaknesses of the applicant;
  
• Collect and review background information prior to starting work or accepting the fee payment from the client;
• Provide fee payment options by bank transfer or online credit / debit card via Paypal;
  
• Schedule interview with US Embassy, USCIS, Department of Labor or other government agency after receiving initial deposit;
• Provide standard list of supporting documents in English specific to your case;
• Review the background of your case and request additional documents specific to your background;
• Consulting in regards to answering questions on applications forms and in regards to the necessary supporting documents;
• Application forms will be prepared by a licensed US attorney (New York #8014339);
• Prepare necessary supporting letters, documents and/or evidence, but in some cases an additional fee will be required;
  
• Meetings, telephone conferences and email correspondences to review supporting documents;
• Provide simplified written filing instructions to the client to reduce mailing time from days to weeks;
• Prepare client to answer potential interview questions at US Embassy or USCIS when applicable; and
  
• Assistance preparing 2nd application if 1st application is denied free of charge should the attorney and client agree that such 2nd application would be in the the client's best interest.

• Translation of foreign language documents to English because most required documents are simple 1 page translations and thus it is easier and more efficient for the client to prepare such translations themselves. 
  

• Accompanying applicant to US Embassy, USCIS or other government agency.  Generally, the US Embassy and USCIS takes the "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil" approach to attorneys representing clients at the US Embassy and USCIS.  This means that the US Embassy and USCIS does not mind if an attorney prepares a US visa application, but after it is filed they prefer the attorneys to back off and allow them to do their jobs.  Further, the US Embassy and USCIS know that attorneys are familiar with US immigration laws and know how to answer the questions correctly, so they often try to remove the attorneys from the equation.  Thus attorneys in most countries are not allowed to accompany applicants into the US Embassy before or during the interview except in limited circumstances when necessary and approved in advance.