United Visa Group started where most advisory firms stop: the consulate. Our first clients were professionals who had already won their petition — and now faced the part no one had prepared them for. We guided them through the DS-160, the appointment, the interview, the wait. We returned their passports to their hands.
What we didn't plan for was the conversation that kept happening before that. Clients began reaching out earlier — before the petition was filed, sometimes before an attorney was even chosen. They trusted how we worked, and they wanted that same presence from the start. So we built it. We put together a vetted network of immigration attorneys we could introduce them to with confidence. And when those same clients needed press coverage and public recognition to support their petition, we built that too.
The practice today spans three stages of the same journey — press coverage, attorney referral, visa processing. It didn't start that way. It grew because our clients asked us to stay.
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We build the press record, bylined articles, and judging panels that support an extraordinary ability petition — documented and formatted for your attorney.
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We introduce you to vetted immigration attorneys from our network — with context, not a cold form. One point of contact from referral through filing.
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Once your I-797 arrives, we handle the DS-160, the appointment, the interview, and passport return. The same advisor who knew your case from the start sees it through.
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