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Advanced Migration Service US
About the Advanced Migration Service™
The Advanced Migration Service™ from migrationexpert.com will help you self-manage your visa application to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) as well as managing your migration process. This service is designed to assist clients who have passed our free US Visa Eligibility Assessment. Once you have completed the US Migration Interview and purchased this service, it will be made available to you within 2 working days.
All immigration advice included in this service is provided by one of our Immigration Lawyers. Equivalent to several thorough personal consultations with an Immigration Lawyer, this service provides you with cost effective personalized advice, information, and relevant application forms in one complete package. The Advanced Migration Service also helps you avoid incurring unnecessary expenses, such as government application fees, until you are certain your application has the best possible chance of success.
Your Advanced Migration Service™ Will Include:
Personalized Assessment
A detailed assessment of your profile to help you understand your Visa and make your application more effective.
Personalized Visa Application Guide
A clear step-by-step guide to help you apply for your US Visa.
Application Forms
All the forms you need to apply for your Visa to the US.
Guide to US
A detailed, practical guide to help you settle in the US.
Online Migration Specialist™
A complimentary 30-day subscription to our 24 hour advice network (valued at US$150).
Telephone Consultation
A complimentary telephone consultation with your assigned Migration Consultant (valued at US$100).- Latest Immigration News
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