B-1 Visa

B-1 Visa is Suitable For:

• Participants to attend scientific, educational, professional, business, or religious conventions
  
  
• Persons to work on specific projects in the U.S. and paid by a foreign employer
  
  
• Business professionals to participate in commercial transactions (which do not involve gainful employment) such as negotiating contracts and consulting with business associates
  
  
• Persons to undertake independent studies such as feasibility studies, market research or any such activity
  
  
• Persons to attend professional or business conferences, workshops, or seminars
  
  
• Business professionals to explore possibilities to set up a subsidiary of a foreign corporation, or to make investments
  
  
• Personal or domestic servants to come to the U.S. with a U.S. citizen or nonimmigrant employer on B, E, F, H, I, J, L, M, O, P, R, or TN status
  
  
• Technical personnel to install or service equipment pursuant to a contract of sale, or to provide after sales service
  
  
• Business professionals to attend meetings as a member of the Board of Directors of a U.S. corporation
  
  
• Persons to observe business, professional, or vocational activity as long as it does not involve any hands-on activity
  
  
• Professional athletes to compete for tournament money and not for a salary
  
  
• Professionals to conduct business consultations with business associates in the U.S.
  
  
• Purchasing agents of a foreign employer to come to the U.S. to procure goods, components, or raw materials for use outside the U.S.
  
  
• Foreign business persons coming to the U.S. in conjunction with Litigation
  
  
• Persons rendering professional services in the U.S. that would otherwise qualify them for an H-1B visa, but who are paid for those services by a source outside the U.S.
  
  
• Persons employed outside the U.S. who are paid from abroad, and who come to the U.S. to undertake an established training program that would qualify them for an H-3 visa
  
  
• Employees of foreign airlines who are engaged in productive employment in the U.S. and paid in the U.S. who are not eligible for E-1 treaty trader status
  
  
• Other persons such as for bona fide religious missionaries and crew members on yachts
  
  
• Special situations involving Canadians and Mexicans such as Canadian truck drivers who are paid by either Canadian or U.S. firms and who transport commodities across the Canadian Border
  
  
• Foreign companies to send their personnel to the U.S. to install or service equipment pursuant to a contract of sale or to provide after sales service
  
  
• U.S. companies to bring foreign business consultants for training or expert advice
  
  
• U.S. universities to bring foreign guest speakers or lecturers

Why Use VisaPro Immigration Service?

• Process your visa online: Fast, Easy & Secure
  
  
• Experienced immigration attorneys prepare and file your case
  
  
• Avoid costly mistakes and subsequent delays with the USCIS
  
  
• Track the progress of your case online: 24 hours a day
  
  
• Access to legal advice from the comfort of your home or office
  
  
• Send unlimited case questions to your VisaPro attorney and receive timely responses online
  
  

• Low, flat fee - No hidden costs

Immigration Service Includes:

• Full Review of your personal circumstances
  
  
• Confirmation that the B-1 visa is appropriate for you
  
  
• Checklist of documents that you need for your B-1 visa
  
  
• Accurate preparation of your visa application
  
  
• Submission of your visa application to the proper government agencies
  
  
• Careful co-ordination of all correspondence with government agencies
  
  
• Expert advise on how to handle yourself at your Consular or USCIS interview, and what to expect
  
  
• Online access to your case status
  
  
• Unlimited personal communication with your own VisaPro immigration attorney
  
  
• Fast, easy and secure processing through your
  

  personal online VisaPro account

Services Do Not Include:

• Administrative or court review
  
  
• Appeals from adverse initial decision
  
  
• Deportation proceedings
  
  
• Any certification to the successful outcome of the case

Notes

• If you wish to stay longer than the date indicated in the Form I-94, you must apply to extend your B-1 status.
  Note: You must submit the application for an extension of stay BEFORE your current authorized stay expires. Apply for B-1 Visa Extension
  
  
• To change the purpose of your visit while you are in the U.S. on a B-1 business visa, you must change your visa status. Apply for Change of Status
  
  
• Attendants and personal servants on B-1 visa can accept employment in the U.S. only by obtaining an Employment Authorization Document. Obtain Employment Authorization

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We thoroughly review your circumstances, select appropriate visa and submit an accurate application to the necessary
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