What to avoid in USA immigration process
Often, when you do it yourself, esp. as first timer, running into things that you should avoid and make some mistakes that could cost you a lot. We've listed few tips from our own experiences that you might want to have a glace at so you can avoid those mistakes and speed up your case process as much as possible.
1. If it is possible, don't ever change your address.
Change of address could cost you more time than you would imagine. Reason for that is, during the process, your case will be transferred between few institutions, you don't want to risk any of them have a out-dated system which might hurt the speed of your case in a hard beat. Use an address you are sure about within the next two years to minise your risk.
2. Don't be afraid to over do it.
When it comes to evidences, the more the better. Be sure to check all required doucments and don't be afraid to over load your evidences like dated pictures. To ensure you've got all documents require, we strongly suggest using one of our recommend visa kits which made by immigration experts. It contains all forms and check list you will need so you won't miss anything out!
3. Don't just wait!
It is true that the major part of the process is waiting but you can do better than that. Do you know that your case might be closed or denied if you don't response quick enough? Always keep an eye on your case. Check your case status every month to make sure it is in process. ( use our status page for rough guaidance. )Also, have some official information in handy so when you need to contact them. We've gathered some for you in our information center.
4. Don't spend big bucks when you can buy cheap insurance
One of the most asked questions about USA immigration is: Should I hire a lawyer? Sure if you can afford it and you are totally clueless about the whole process. However, what lawyer does is perpare your application and follow up your case for you which you can do yourself anyways. (And no, they can not help you speed up your proccess.) If you need a peace of mind, get a do it yourself visa kit might not be a bad idea. It is made by immigration experts and lot cheaper than an attorney.