Case assessment
We review your circumstances and identify the key points to address before you apply.
From assessing your case and completing the DS-160 to interview preparation.
Expert support with your U.S. visa application — from assessing your case and completing the DS-160 to interview preparation.
Tell us about your situation and we'll explain your options and next steps.
Every visa application is different. We review your circumstances and help you prepare based on:
The goal is not simply to complete a form. It is to make sure your application is accurate, consistent and properly prepared before your interview.
Discuss my case on WhatsAppWe review your circumstances and identify the key points to address before you apply.
We help you prepare and complete your DS-160 accurately and consistently.
A personalized document checklist based on your situation, and a check of what you've gathered.
We guide you through booking and explain what happens next.
Question review, expert guidance and personalized mock interview practice.
Stay connected with your World Pass specialist throughout the process.
Let's assess your situation before you start the application.
Never applied for a U.S. visa? We'll explain the process and what matters in your application.
We'll review your previous application and help you prepare more carefully for the next one.
Not much international travel? We'll assess your circumstances and help you prepare an accurate application.
Citizenship and country of residence are different? We'll explain the process relevant to you.
We'll help you present your current employment clearly and consistently.
Planning a family trip? We coordinate the application for several applicants.
We'll look at your situation before you pay for anything
Assess my case →Details are changed to protect clients' privacy. Outcomes are real.
Tell us about your situation and travel plans.
A specialist reviews your circumstances and explains the next steps.
We collect the information and begin preparing.
We check the form for accuracy and consistency.
Interview format, likely questions and a mock interview.
You go in prepared. We stay available throughout.
There is no single list that fits every applicant. Leave your number and we'll send a checklist based on your situation.
Get Document ChecklistThere are two separate costs: the U.S. visa application fee, paid to the embassy, and the World Pass support fee. The embassy fee is included in our price. The support fee depends on your case, the appointment timeline and the number of applicants — we calculate it individually after a short assessment. Contact us for the exact total.
Yes. A previous refusal does not automatically prevent you from applying again. Before reapplying, it is important to understand your previous application and what has changed.
In general, you may apply in your country of nationality or in a country where you are legally resident. The right process depends on your circumstances and the current rules of the relevant U.S. embassy.
No. We recommend waiting until your visa has been issued before making non-refundable travel arrangements.
For most first-time applicants, an in-person interview is required. Some applicants may qualify for an interview waiver when renewing a visa.
It depends on appointment availability, where you apply and your individual circumstances. We can help secure an earlier appointment.
Yes. Limited travel history does not automatically prevent you from obtaining a visa. Each application is assessed individually.
No one can guarantee a U.S. visa — the final decision is made by a U.S. consular officer. Our role is to help you prepare a complete, accurate application and to prepare you for the interview.
Tell us about your situation. A World Pass specialist will assess your case and explain the next steps.