Direct answers to common questions.

No. We provide the services agreed in your engagement, such as application review and interview preparation. Visa approval is solely at the discretion of the Embassy/Consulate.

You may reapply. There is no appeal process for that decision. Consider whether you have additional relevant information or significant changes in your circumstances before submitting a new application.

No. A 221(g) refusal may involve missing information or administrative processing. A 214(b) refusal concerns qualification for the visa category and, where applicable, immigrant intent.

We can review the refusal information and case details you provide. We do not have access to confidential consular notes and cannot claim to know an officer’s full reasoning.

Yes. A review can cover the application information included in the agreed scope. You should understand and verify the facts submitted in your name.

It may help you understand the submitted information and prepare for your next step. Tell us your appointment stage; correction processes depend on current instructions for your location.

No. We help you understand and explain your actual circumstances. Preparation should not introduce invented facts or conceal relevant information.

The fee depends on the agreed service. Before you proceed, we explain scope, inclusions, exclusions and separately payable charges.

Your visa category, current stage, contact number and a brief description of the help you need. Do not include passport numbers, financial records or passwords.

You can speak with our team in English, Gujarati or Hindi. Actual consular interview language arrangements are separate and depend on the post.