US Visa Australia

US Visa Australia - Overview

If your US visa application has been denied by the US Embassy or you are applying for the first time, you may want to consider the help of a licensed US immigration lawyer in preparing your US visa application.

US Visa Australia is owned and managed by a licensed US immigration lawyer with several years of experience helping clients with US visa and immigration matters in Australia.

US Visa Australia - Types of Visas

US Visa Australia can assist you with various types of US visas and immigration matters including the following:

1. Visitor Visas

Tourist Visas (B2)
Business Visas (B1)
Transit Visas (C1)
Student Visas (F1)

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2. Family Visas

Fiancee Visas (K1)
Spouse Visas (K3, IR1 / CR1)
Child Visas (K2, K4, IR3 / CR3)
Parent Visas (IR4)
Returning Resident Visas (SB1)
Adoption Visas

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3. Work Visas

Temporary Work Visa (B1 in Lieu of H1B)
Domestic Employee Visas (B1)
Intra-company Transfer Visas (L1)
Family of Intra-company Transfer Visa (L2)
Specialty Work Visa (H1B)
Singaporean Specialty Work Visa (H1B1)
Family of Specialty Worker Visa (H4)
Australian Specialty Work Visa (E3)
Treaty Trader & Family Visa (E1)
Treaty Investor & Family Visas (E2)
Investor Greencard Visa (EB5)
Person of Extraordinary Ability Work Visa (O1)
Family of Persons with Extraordinary Ability Visa (O3)
Entertainers Work Visa (P1)
Family of Entertainers Visa (P4)
Crew of Aircraft or Ship Visa (D1)

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4. Immigration Matters

Adjustment of Status
Employment Authorization Document (EAD)
Advance Parole
Removal of Conditions
Naturalization
Extension of Stay

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5. Other Visas & Immigration Matters

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US Visa Australia - Why Use an Immigration Lawyer?

US immigration involves many detailed laws, regulations, procedures and practices from several different US government agencies including US Embassies, US Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS), US Department of State, US Department of Labor and other agencies.

Persons filing a US visa or immigration application often handle the work themselves because they believe the work is simply "form filing". However, persons filing their applications by themselves often make mistakes in answering questions on the forms and during interviews by US government officers. Further, they often fail to provide adequate supporting documents and do not correctly follow procedures. Such mistakes often lead to a denied or significantly delayed application.

As a general rule, government agencies involved in the visa and immigration process see their role as enforcing the law and normally will not provide advice to potential applicants.

Our immigration lawyer will provide free initial analysis of your individual case before deciding to use our service, which in some cases can save significant time, money and disappointment. Further, our immigration lawyer will also work with you to properly prepare and present your case within the facts and the law, so that at least you know that you have presented your best case possible.

However, please be aware that using an immigration lawyer is not a magic solution to a denied application and does not influence government officers to approve an application.

Beware of unlicensed visa consultants that guarantee visas or offer money back guarantees because no one including government officers can guarantee approval of your application if you do not qualify to begin with. Notaries, consultants, service bureaus, travel agents, connected insiders and foreign lawyers who do not know US laws are all examples of persons who should be avoided in assisting you with your US visa and immigration applications.

If you are not sure whether the person offering you visa or immigration services is a licensed lawyer, ask to see their state lawyer registration number and state bar admission certificate.

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US Visa Australia - Fees

Our fees for US visa and immigration matters are as follows:

TYPE	REFERENCE CODE	SERVICE FEE (AUD $)	SERVICE FEE (US $)
Visitor Visas
Tourist	B2	800	$500
Business	B1	800	$500
Transit	C1	800	$500
Student	F1	800	$500
Family Visas
Fiancee	K1	2,400	$1,500
Spouse	K3	2,400	$1,500
Spouse	IR1 / CR1	2,400	$1,500
Child	K2	800	$500
Child	K4	800	$500
Child	IR3 / CR3	800	$500
Parent	IR4	2,400	$1,500
Returning Resident	SB1	2,400	$1,500
Adoption	-	2,400	$1,500
Work Visas
Temporary Work Visa	B1 / H1B	2,400	$1,500
Domestic Employee	B1	2,400	$1,500
Intra-Company Transfer	L1	7,000	$2,000
Family of Intra-Company Transfer	L2	800	$500
Specialty Worker	H1B	3,200	$2,000
Singaporean Specialty Worker	H1B1	3,200	$2,000
Family of Specialty Worker	H4	800	$500
Australian Specialty Worker	E3	3,200	$2,000
Treaty Trader	E1	3,200	$2,000
Treaty Investor	E2	3,200	$2,000
Investor Green Card Visa	EB5	8,000+	$5,000+
Persons of Extraordinary Ability	O1	3,200	$2,000
Family of Persons of Extraordinary Ability	O3	800	$500
Athletes & Entertainers	P1	3,200	$2,000
Family of Athletes & Entertainers	P4	800	$500
Crew of Aircraft or Ship	D1	800	$500
Immigration
Adjustment of Status	-	800	$500
Employment Authorization	EAD	800	$500
Reentry Permit / Advance Parole	-	800	$500
Removal of Conditions	-	800	$500
Naturalization	-	800	$500
Extension of Stay	-	800	$500
Other
Other Visa & Immigration Matters	-	Please contact us for a fee quote.	Please contact us for a fee quote.

US Visa Australia – Payment Terms

US VISA AUSTRALIA DOES NOT PROVIDE A MONEY BACK GUARANTEE BECAUSE VISA APPROVAL DEPENDS ON THE SPECIFIC BACKGROUND OF EACH APPLICANT AND THE FINAL DECISION IS CONTROLLED BY THE USCIS AND / OR THE US EMBASSY.

All fees are payable in Australia $ or US $. Listed fees are subject to change if there is more than a 20% difference in the listed fees due to currency fluctuations.

We require a 50% deposit for larger jobs or payment in full for smaller jobs prior to starting the work. We will provide a receipt upon confirmation of payment.

US Visa Australia - Service

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