Visiting the United States generally requires a visa. The visitor visa is a nonimmigrant visa for temporary stay. If entering on a business visitor visa, the individual can engage in activities such as consulting with business associates, attending a convention or conference, or negotiating a contract. If entering on a tourism visitor visa, the individual can engage in activities such as tourism, vacation, visiting friends or relatives, medical treatment, participating in contests, or similar.
We prepare your required forms.
We assist you in requesting an interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate abroad.
After the interview, feel at ease that the final step is to receive your desired visa.
You must apply for a visitor visa at an embassy or consulate abroad. If you are renewing your visitor visa and are inside of the United States, then processing can occur while you remain inside the United States.
It depends on the embassy or consulate for which the visa processing is taking place. Our team can assist you based on the embassy or consulate you intend to interview at.
No, visitor visas will not be issued for birth tourism.
It depends. Generally, individuals ages 13 and younger, and individuals 80 or older, are not required to attend the interview. Ages 14-79 are required to attend interviews, with some exceptions for renewals.
Direct U.S. Immigration is a modern immigration company disrupting the field of immigration to make it more accessible. We are a team of immigration attorneys, consultants, and specialists who have served over 150 nationalities. We provide white glove service where our goal is to simplify the process for you and ensure quality and timeliness.
