Calderon Law

CONSULAR PROCESSING

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What is Consular Processing?

Consular Processing is when people apply for a U.S. visa outside of the U.S. This can be done through a U.S. embassy or consulate in their home country. This process includes documentation and submission of government forms, interviews for those immigrating, and undergoing background checks. If the applicant is approved, this will grant them access to become permanent residents in the U.S. Consular processing is very common for those using family-sponsored and employment-based immigration.

Here at Calderon Law our team is well versed in all the steps associated with consular processing. Atty Calderon has overseen hundreds of consular processing cases which allows her to pool from her experience to take the best course of action. She is extremely honest with the expected outcome of her clients cases before they sign up and lays out all the ground work for how the clients will proceed.

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By contacting our office, you can get help with a wide range of consular processing matters, including:

Family-Based Immigrant Visas

Employment Based-Immigrant Visas

Fiancé(e) Visas
(K-1 Visas)

Returning Resident Visas

Non-Immigrant Visas

Tourist Visas, Business Visitor Visas, Student Visas, Exchange Visitor Visas, Temporary Worker Visas

Document review and preparation

Legal Advice and Representation

Visa Renewals and Extensions

Visa Denials and Appeals

Why us?

Consular processing is the process of applying for visas through U.S. embassies and consulates in different countries. It can be very complicated and confusing, and we help clients navigate through these complicated processes to make each case a success.  

 

Attorney Calderon has a proven track record of success in consular cases.  

 

She prides herself with years of experience in hundreds of consular cases involving including family and employment visas, temporary work visas, waivers, Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) age out cases, visa revocations, returning resident visas, etc. She helps strategically create plans, provide clients with checklists, estimates of processing times and fees and costs they can expect to incur, and discuss them with clients so that they are assured and informed throughout the process.

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Contact Henderson Consular Processing Attorney Vissia Calderon Today

To reach our experienced immigration lawyer and have your individual needs addressed, contact us online or by telephone at 702-932-7656. We welcome your call.