Consular Processing

Many issues and complications can arise during the consular processing phase of seeking a temporary or permanent  . For example, the U.S. embassy or consulate may find an applicant inadmissible due to a host of different reasons, including, for example, previous immigration violations or suspected terrorism, drug trafficking, money laundering, or other alleged criminal activity. In some cases, the consulate may simply deny the request without citing a specific reason or apply an inadmissibility ground that is factually or legally incorrect. Our seasoned immigration lawyers have the experience and knowledge to advocate for you on erroneous consular visa denials. We can also assist you with a consular processing issue regarding a family-based visa application. With a robust track record of successfully contesting wrongful visa denials, applying for waivers of inadmissibility, and challenging lengthy administrative processing delays, we are ready to resolve your consular processing matter as strategically and efficiently as possible.

Applying for and processing a temporary or permanent visa involves several steps. Bureaucratic issues and processing delays may arise at any time, creating confusion and frustration for petitioning family members, employers, employees, entrepreneurs, and investors. We pride ourselves on our responsiveness to each client, and provide creative, accessible, and practical strategies to resolve your issue as smoothly and efficiently as possible.