ABS Visa consulting

Start with the business facts behind the proposed US activity

Organize the applicant's business background, US plans, and company records, with qualified immigration counsel involved when legal advice is required.

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Visa consulting

Forming or owning a US company does not by itself establish visa eligibility. The available path has to be considered from the applicant's background, purpose of travel, proposed business activity, funding plan, and supporting records.

ABS focuses on the business side of that preparation. We gather the applicant and company facts, organize the business documents, and identify questions that still need to be resolved before a formal immigration assessment or application moves forward.

When the matter requires immigration legal advice, case strategy, or representation, we coordinate with qualified immigration counsel. Government agencies decide every application, and ABS does not promise approval.

What the service covers

Business and personal fact intake for the proposed U.S. activity
Document planning and identification of unresolved issues
Coordination with qualified immigration counsel when legal representation is needed

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is a company formation the same as visa eligibility?

No. Owning or forming a U.S. company does not by itself establish visa eligibility. The immigration path must be assessed from the applicant's facts and intended activity.

Does ABS provide immigration legal representation?

Our service focuses on business-side intake, document organization, and consultation coordination. When legal advice or representation is required, we coordinate with qualified immigration counsel.

Can you guarantee approval?

No. Government agencies decide applications. We help organize the facts and supporting records, identify gaps, and keep the business documents consistent with the proposed case.

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The order page shows the available package and records your selection in writing before work begins.