The right visa can open doors to education, internships, cultural exchange, and future career paths. But first, it has to be done right.
Our team helps students and their families understand what’s required and make sure nothing falls through the cracks.
Every application we handle is treated with care and attention to detail. We know how much is riding on this application, and we understand the consequences that studying in the U.S. can have for your future.
While applying for a student visa can seem complicated, the process becomes more manageable when you have an experienced immigration attorney in your corner.
Once you’re accepted into a qualifying school or program, the school gives you a form called the I-20. This form is your ticket to starting the visa application. From there, you’ll fill out an online application, pay a few required fees, and schedule your visa interview.
During the interview, a consular officer will ask about your school, how you plan to pay for your studies, and what your plans are after graduation. If approved, your visa will allow you to enter the U.S. shortly before your program begins.
Here’s what the process usually looks like:
Once in the U.S., it’s important to follow the rules of your visa, like staying enrolled full-time and getting permission before working or taking a break from classes.
