U.S. immigration
Invite family to visit.
Inviting parents or relatives for a visit, a wedding or a new baby? We draft the invitation letter, organize your sponsor documents and help your visitor complete their visa application.
Who it's for
- Families in the U.S. inviting parents, relatives or friends
- Visitors coming for a wedding, a birth, a family event or a holiday
Your visitor applies for the visa themselves, completing the DS-160 online and attending an interview at the U.S. embassy or consulate in their own country. Most applicants now need an in-person interview. Your documents support their application.
How we help
- Draft a clear invitation letter
- Organize your proof of status, income and address
- Prepare Form I-134 (Declaration of Financial Support) if you choose to provide it
- Help your visitor complete the DS-160 accurately and book the interview
Document checklist
Visitor Visa Sponsorship: what to bring.
Tick items off as you go (we'll remember them on this device). Requirements change, so we check the current official list before anything is filed.
From you (the sponsor)
From your visitor
Official sources
How it works
Four steps, start to finish.
In person at our Greenwood office, or entirely by phone, email and video call from anywhere in the U.S.
- 01
Book a call
Tell us who's visiting, when and why.
- 02
Gather documents
Collect your sponsor documents. Your visitor gathers theirs.
- 03
We prepare the paperwork
Invitation letter, sponsor package and DS-160 help.
- 04
Interview
Your visitor attends the embassy interview with a complete, organized file.
Questions
Visitor Visa Sponsorship FAQ.
General information only, not legal advice. Ask us about your situation.
Call 463-301-9000Does an invitation letter guarantee a visa?
No. The consular officer decides, mainly based on the visitor's ties to their home country and their travel plans.
How long can a visitor stay?
The officer at the U.S. port of entry sets the length of stay on the I-94 record. For visitors this is often up to 6 months.
Is Form I-134 required?
No, it's optional for visitor visas. If you provide it, give the signed form to your visitor to bring to the interview. It isn't filed with USCIS for a visitor visa.
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