About us

Visa application preparation and filing service

We help you prepare, check and submit the documents for your U.S. visa application. USAGCD is a private company. We are not the U.S. government, and only the U.S. authorities decide whether a visa is granted.

What we do

  • Explain the visa categories and their published requirements, based on the purpose of travel you tell us.
  • Give you a list of the documents your application needs.
  • Check your documents and photo against the official requirements.
  • Complete the application forms with you and submit them on your behalf, with your approval of every form before it is submitted.
  • Help you book your interview appointment and explain what to bring.
  • Answer your questions in Arabic throughout the process.

What we do not do

  • We do not issue visas and we cannot influence the decision on any application.
  • We do not guarantee approval, an interview date or a processing time.
  • We are not a law firm and we do not give legal advice.
  • Our service fee does not include government fees. These are paid separately and are shown next to each package.
  • You can prepare and submit your application yourself on the official U.S. government websites without using our service.

How it works

  • You choose a package and see its full price before you pay.
  • You pay online yourself through a secure payment page.
  • You send us your details and documents through your client account.
  • We check them, prepare the forms and send them to you for approval.
  • We submit the application and send you the confirmation.
  • The U.S. authorities review the application and make the decision.

Prices

PackageOur service feeGovernment fee (paid separately)
Visitor visa (B1/B2) applicationUSD 540USD 185, paid to the U.S. Department of State
Expedited visitor visa (B1/B2) appointmentUSD 540USD 185, paid to the U.S. Department of State
Professional advice — Student visa (F-1)USD 540See travel.state.gov
Professional advice — Work visa (H1B)USD 540See travel.state.gov
Professional advice — Investment visaUSD 540See travel.state.gov
Professional advice — other visa typesUSD 540See travel.state.gov
Professional adviceUSD 55—
Add a child to an applicationUSD 55Depends on the visa

All prices are in U.S. dollars and are the full amount we charge for our service. Government fees are not included; you pay them directly to the U.S. authorities, and they are not refundable by us. Government fees can change, and the U.S. authorities may require further payments depending on your case. The amounts on the official website, travel.state.gov, are the ones that apply.


Who are we?

USAGCD.COM is founded by lawyers and specialists in the immigration field with more than 20 years of experience in the law of immigration. The website has won awards on the Middle Eastern level thanks to its great services to clients across the Arab World and the Gulf countries in particular.

USAGCD.COM is supported by the latest tech in handling immigration cases and works with trained and experienced attorneys who represent the company’s vision in providing the best, most efficient, and cost-effective immigration and visa services

All of our cases are handled by the competent and experienced immigration professionals working at USAGCD.COM. These professionals consist of attorneys, licensed legal assistants, and advisors working in the fields of immigration. All of these attorneys have been excessively trained to be highly responsive and know how to effectively deal with government officials in order to maximize results for all visa applications.

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Why do we stand out through our services?

USAGCD.COM uses highly advanced technologies, a wide range of management tools for immigration cases, and, of course, the best talents to ensure that your visa case is handled with the utmost of care. By serving thousands of satisfied clients, we know how to get things done

We have combined experience with thousands of cases filed, and a successful track record of handling all U.S. and Canadian visa cases.

We know these days that the U.S. government has placed complex barriers to entring its territory. Immigration rules and regulations became more complex. In order to qualify for moving to the United States, you must properly present your case to an immigration official who has the authority to grant or deny your admission.

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