Consular Processing
Complete your immigration process from abroad — with preparation that keeps your case aligned across every stage
Consular Processing allows applicants outside the United States to obtain an immigrant visa through a U.S. consulate. Delays often happen when documentation is inconsistent between stages, submissions are incomplete, or cases are not prepared for final review.
We prepare your case with coordination and structure — ensuring everything remains aligned from petition through interview.
99%
Client Satisfaction
10+ Years
Immigration Experience
5K+
Cases Supported
Built For Interview-Stage Control
Consular processing is not just document submission — it is a multi-stage process where each step must align with the next.
- Inconsistent documents between stages can delay your case
- Incomplete submissions can trigger additional review
- Poor sequencing can slow case progression
- Lack of preparation increases interview risk
Differentiation
Prepared for coordination across agencies and stages
Most delays happen because cases are prepared in parts instead of as one coordinated process.
Case prepared with cross-stage consistency
We ensure your case remains aligned from USCIS to NVC to consular review.
Documentation structured for clarity
Your submissions are organized to avoid confusion or additional scrutiny.
Timing and sequencing managed carefully
We guide your case through each stage in the correct order.
Prepared for final-stage review conditions
Your case is built with the understanding that it will be reviewed in detail at the interview stage.
System
A structured process from petition approval to visa issuance
Consular processing requires coordination between multiple agencies and stages. We manage your case so it remains consistent, complete, and ready at every step.
Case alignment before submission
We prepare your case to avoid inconsistencies across stages.
Coordinated document progression
Your case is structured so each stage supports the next.
Ongoing case monitoring and guidance
We track your case and prepare you for upcoming steps.
Prepared before interview, not after
We focus on making sure your case is ready before final review.
Fees & Structure
Finish Strong — Process with Precision.
FLAT FEE
Standard
Attorney-Prepared Filing
Begin with
$750
/Retainer
- $750 NVC stage
- $750 interview preparation stage
Service Includes:
Case & Petition Review
We review the approved petition and confirm visa classification and eligibility.
DS-260 Preparation
We prepare and review the immigrant visa application for accuracy and consistency.
Affidavit of Support (I-864) Preparation
We structure financial sponsorship documentation and income compliance review.
Civil Document Coordination
We organize birth certificates, police clearances, translations, and required civil records.
Interview Preparation Guidance
We provide structured preparation focused on eligibility verification and officer questioning patterns.
Pricing Note: Fees apply to one applicant only. Additional dependents are $350–$500 each. Please contact us before payment if your case includes multiple applicants.
FLAT FEE
Priority
Enhanced Attorney Representation
Begin with
$1,000
/Retainer
- $900 NVC stage
- $900 interview stage
Service Includes Everything in Standard, Plus:
G-28 Formal Representation (Where Applicable)
We enter appearance and manage agency correspondence when permitted by processing stage.
Direct NVC & Agency Communication Handling
We manage procedural notices and structured responses.
Advanced Documentation Risk Review
We conduct deeper review of financial eligibility, prior immigration history, and admissibility concerns.
Priority Case Management
Accelerated internal review cycles and structured milestone tracking.
Enhanced Interview Strategy Session
We conduct detailed preparation aligned with consular scrutiny standards.
Pricing Note: Fees apply to one applicant only. Additional dependents are $350–$500 each. Please contact us before payment if your case includes multiple applicants.
I find them very easy to communicate, They pays good attention to the details and don't push you to make rushed decisions.
Rojina
Client
Forms & Process
Government filing fees, medical examinations, and travel expenses are separate. RFEs, waivers, Adjustment of Status, and complex admissibility issues require separate engagement.
Key Forms
- Form DS-260 — Immigrant Visa Application
- Form I-864 — Affidavit of Support
- Civil Documents — Birth, marriage, police certificates
- Medical Examination — Panel Physician
- Form G-28 — Notice of Entry of Appearance (Priority where applicable)
- Form I-130 — Petition for Alien Relative
- Passport — Valid Travel Document
Process Overview
- Step 1 — Petition & Case Review
- Step 2 — DS-260 Preparation
- Step 3 — Affidavit of Support & Civil Document Submission
- Step 4 — NVC Review & Case Qualification
- Step 5 — Consular Interview
- Step 6 — Visa Issuance
- Step 7 — Entry as Lawful Permanent Resident
Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions deserve clear answers.
What is consular processing?
It is the process of obtaining an immigrant visa through a U.S. consulate abroad.
Do I need to attend an interview?
Yes, most applicants must attend a consular interview.
What is the DS-260?
The online immigrant visa application submitted through the NVC system.
What is the Affidavit of Support?
Form I-864 is a financial sponsorship requirement.
How long does consular processing take?
Processing times vary by consulate and NVC workload.
Can consular processing be denied?
Yes. Inadmissibility or documentation deficiencies may result in denial.
What happens after visa approval?
You receive an immigrant visa and may enter the United States as a permanent resident.
Do I receive a green card immediately?
You become a lawful permanent resident upon entry; the physical card is mailed later.
What if I am missing documents?
Incomplete submissions may delay case qualification.
Can I switch from consular processing to Adjustment of Status?
Possibly, depending on lawful entry and eligibility.
