Catalog · Visitor & Other

B-1 / B-2 Visitor Visa

For temporary business and tourist visitors to the United States.

About this visa

B-1 and B-2 classifications cover eligible temporary business visits and visits for tourism, family or other permitted purposes. B-1 may support activities such as business meetings or contract negotiations; B-2 generally covers personal visits and tourism.

Applicants must establish a permitted temporary purpose and satisfy the relevant eligibility requirements. Visitor status generally does not authorize U.S. employment or a full course of academic study. A visa's expiration date differs from the period of stay granted on admission, which must be checked separately.

What's included

◆Attorney review of the proposed visit and immigration history.
◆Assessment of whether planned activities fit visitor classification.
◆Guidance on itinerary, funding and ties outside the United States.
◆Review of supporting documents and application consistency.
◆Preparation of the agreed visa application or eligible status filing.
◆Interview preparation or filing tracking and admission-document guidance.

The path

1 · Define

Assess the visit's purpose, proposed activities and temporary-intent evidence.

2 · Build

Prepare a consistent application with relevant travel and financial documentation.

3 · File & track

Support the agreed application and explain admission and authorized-stay considerations.

Timing and features

Consular appointment availability varies; visa issuance does not guarantee admission or determine the authorized length of stay.