Popular United States Residency Visa Services
K1 Fiancee Visa USA
Click here for more information on how to get the USA Fiancee Visa. The K1 Fiancee Visa many times is an easier and faster route than the marriage visa. Minors under 21 years old may also go with a parent under the K2 visa. Remember the K1, AND K2 visas are for 90 days and may be adjusted to a 2-year residency visa after marriage is completed in the USA.
K1 Fiancee Visa Tips
You must have Proof of a visit in person With your fiancee in the last 2 years to apply for the Fiance Visa to the United States! This proof consists of passport stamps, airline itinerary, hotel receipts, credit card payments, or other receipts. 10 Quick Tips for a K1 Fiancee Visa from Colombia
USA same-sex K1 Fiance Visa Process
Click here for more information on the K1 Fiancee Visa for a same-sex fiancee visa. The same rules apply as the heterosexual couple. However, a bit more care should be taken with same-sex visa application packages. We are happy to help you with this process. We have successfully obtained fiancee visas for same-sex couples in the United States.
EB2-NIW Visa
The United States is always looking to improve its local industries by attracting immigrants and offering them permanent resident status. Take a look at what the US employment visa process entails in detail and discover how you can expedite your visa process with the EB-2 NIW Visa if you are a pilot.
CR-1 /K-3 USA Marriage Visa
CR-1 /K-3 USA Marriage VisaClick here to get more information on how to get the United States Marriage Visa. Many times we refer people to use the K1 Fiancee visa to get to the USA faster, as getting married in Colombia can be very complicated and expensive. Especially if the Colombian citizen has minor children. Every case is different, so please contact us for more details!
IR-5 Visa
IR-5 VisaClick here to get more info on how to get a USA Parent Visa(s) for a parent(s) of a foreign resident, also referred to as the in-laws’ visa. This is the visa to use if you want to bring over foreign parents of a USA Resident Visa holder. Most commonly used for foreign resident marriage visa holders.
USA Tourist Visa
Click here for more information on the USA Tourist. This is one of our more popular visas, as it is a fast process. However, this visa has the highest denial rate of all the visas we process in our office. Generally speaking the US embassy in Bogota denies about 80% of this type of visa.
Adjuste Estatus
Adjuste EstatusClick here for more information Adjustment of status in Colombia is the process through which a foreigner in an irregular situation can regularize his or her immigration status, changing, for example, from a tourist visa to a resident or work visa. This procedure allows access to legal benefits, such as the right to work and social security. The requirements vary depending on the case, so it is recommended to have legal advice to ensure that they are correctly met.
USA Exchange J1
Click here for more informationThe J-1 cultural exchange visa allows Colombians to participate in exchange programs in areas such as education, research, and professional training in the US. These programs include internships, internships, and summer work, among others. Applicants must be supported by a sponsoring organization and generally must return to Colombia upon completion of the program unless granted a waiver.
 
USA Student Visa
USA Student VisaClick here for more information on how to get a USA Student Visa. This type of visa is most easily obtained for younger persons whose parents may prove they can pay for their childs expenses.
Removal of Conditions
Removal of ConditionsClick here for more information The “Removal of Conditions” in Colombia is the process by which a foreigner with a temporary visa (such as a marriage or work visa) can request the removal of the conditions to obtain a permanent residence visa. This involves demonstrating that the established requirements continue to be met, such as the validity of the marriage in the case of marriage visas, thus allowing long-term legal permanence in the country.
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