MapleVista Consulting Solutions Inc. is an authorized agent of a U.S. law firm. We provide professional guidance, administrative preparation, document compilation, application framing, and interview coaching.

No. Legal representation and formal filings are executed in direct partnership with licensed U.S. attorneys.

A private, structured advisory session (in person or online via Google Meet) in which we review your profile, discuss suitable programs, and outline next steps. The fee is payable in USD or the AED equivalent.

Email info@maplevistasolutions.com (or use the Assessment form) with your background and goals. Our team provides a preliminary profile review at no cost.

No. Every application is decided by the relevant U.S. government agency. We focus on preparing a complete, well-organised, and accurate case.

It depends on the program, your nationality, agency workloads, and (for green cards) the Visa Bulletin. We give indicative estimates in your consultation, and recommend checking the current processing times on uscis.gov and visa wait times on travel.state.gov.

The Department of State publishes the Visa Bulletin monthly. It shows which priority dates are eligible to move forward in each preference category and country. Your priority date is generally the date your petition (or, for PERM-based cases, the PERM application) was filed. When your date is "current," a visa number is available.

Consular processing means completing the immigrant visa at a U.S. embassy or consulate abroad. Adjustment of status (Form I-485) is completed inside the U.S. by those who are eligible to do so. Which route applies depends on your location and status.

Under Matter of Dhanasar, you must show that (1) your proposed endeavor has substantial merit and national importance; (2) you are well positioned to advance it; and (3) on balance, it would be beneficial to the U.S. to waive the job-offer and labor-certification requirements.

No. The NIW allows you to self-petition without employer sponsorship, provided you qualify for EB-2 and satisfy all three Dhanasar prongs.

A TEA is a rural area or an area with high unemployment. Investments in a TEA qualify for the reduced USD 800,000 threshold instead of the standard USD 1,050,000.

The E-2 is a temporary non-immigrant status and does not directly lead to a green card. It is available only to nationals of countries that have an E-2 treaty with the United States; we will confirm your eligibility during your consultation.

You must show that you can pay for the first year of study and living costs, as listed on your Form I-20, and that funds will be available for the remaining years. Accepted evidence includes bank statements, sponsor letters, and scholarship letters.

Work is limited. On-campus work is allowed under conditions, and after studies you may be eligible for Optional Practical Training (OPT), with a STEM OPT extension for qualifying degrees. Ask your school's designated official before accepting any job.

The most common reason is failure to overcome INA § 214(b): the officer is not satisfied the applicant will return home. Strong ties, a clear itinerary, and consistent, truthful answers are essential.

The CR-1/IR-1 categories are for spouses of U.S. citizens. Spouses of lawful permanent residents apply under a different preference category (F2A). We will explain which fits you in your consultation.

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Email info@maplevistasolutions.com or call / WhatsApp +1-437-366-1105. You can also book a consultation online.