Davis & Associates

US Consulates throughout the world are shouldered with the responsibility of considering applications for visas to come to the US. Immigrant visas permit holders to enter the US as Lawful Permanent Residents. Nonimmigrant visas allow holders to come to the US for specific purposes when the purpose is temporary in nature. The consulates have different units to consider applications for immigrant and nonimmigrant visas.

Some visas require a petition to be approved prior to applying for a visa at the US consulate. Others do not, and the visa application can be filed straightaway. Garry Davis, PC and our staff have processed thousands of visa petitions and applications over a combined 30 years of experience in US immigration law. Our job is to advise our clients on which visas have required underlying petitions and how to successfully process those petitions with USCIS. After approval of the underlying petitions, or if no petition is required, we guide our clients through the difficult process of navigating the turbulent waters of processing visa applications with the US Consulates.

In some situations, due to criminal, deportation or fraud issues in a person's past, waivers may be required to help an individual successfully process for a visa at the consulate. We have had tremendous success processing those waiver requests with the consulates over the years. Our experience affords our clients the best chances for success in the waiver process, although no one can ever guarantee the waiver applications will be successful. Whatever the history, whatever the option, if there is a way, we will find it, and offer the best service available.