Trump is tightening the Green Card rules. Time is running out — do you already have a plan?
We help Ukrainians who came through U4U — and not only them — obtain a Green Card
Under the new rules, most immigrants already in the U.S. are required to leave the country and file through consulates abroad instead of adjusting status inside the U.S. as before.
But a USCIS spokesperson officially confirmed: those whose cases "bring economic benefit or serve national interests" — will be able to stay and continue the process without leaving.
Your PR strategy is exactly that argument — the one that keeps you in the U.S. Without it, the system won't see any difference between you and thousands of other applicants.
To a USCIS officer, you exist only on paper. No documents — no case.
Not for a lack of achievements — but for a lack of properly assembled evidence. The officer evaluates the whole petition, not separate parts of your biography.
The rules are changing right now. Opportunities available today may be gone tomorrow.
We don't give generic advice — we show concrete steps and stay with you until the result.
Several roads lead to a Green Card — and not all are obvious. We'll briefly cover each, and at your consultation we'll tell you which option is realistic for you and guide you from filing to result.
For those who already have a name in their field — publications, awards, talks, recognition from peers. Realistic to obtain in 3–6 months and start working legally in the U.S. right away. Often the first step, from which people later move to a Green Card.
Learn more about the O-1 visa →A Green Card straight away, with no employer tie. For those in the top of their field. It requires strong achievements — but it's the fastest route to permanent status for you and your whole family.
Learn more about EB-1A →A Green Card for professionals and entrepreneurs whose work benefits the U.S. No employer or sponsor needed — you can file on your own, even if you're self-employed. One of the most flexible options.
Learn more about EB-2 NIW →For those who invest in and run a business in the U.S. Lets you live and work in the country with your family while the business is active. It doesn't require large sums like the investor Green Card — the key is that the investment is real and the business operates.
Learn more about the investor visa →Grants the right to live and work in the U.S. while the case is pending. For those who can't safely return home. It requires evidence of a real threat — and the result depends on how that evidence is gathered and presented.
Learn more about asylum →Marriage to a U.S. citizen or a close relative is the most common path to a Green Card. It doesn't require professional achievements, but the process is longer and detail-sensitive: it's important to prepare the documents correctly and prove the relationship.
Learn more about a family Green Card →Fill out a short questionnaire and find out your chances of getting a Green Card right now.
We're already reviewing your profile. We'll reach out within 24 hours and tell you honestly what we see.
Message us on WhatsApp nowWe build an immigration and PR strategy around your specific achievements and experience — so that every publication, award, and talk closes a specific USCIS criterion.
First we review your experience and achievements — and determine which path and visa truly fit you. Without this step, the rest makes no sense: first the right route, then the work to match it.
We know which awards carry weight with USCIS in your field. We write an application that gives the officer no reason to say "no".
Serving as a judge is one of the strongest criteria for O-1 and EB-1. Organizations don't respond to cold emails — they invite people they know. We have direct contacts at relevant organizations in your field. We reach the decision-makers and arrange it — you receive an official invitation without waiting for months.
Membership in a prestigious association is direct proof of recognition in your field. Every organization has its own tone and selection criteria. We know what the admissions committee wants to hear — and write an application with concrete arguments tailored to your profile, not generic words about achievements.
Editors at reputable outlets don't respond to cold emails. We have editorial contacts — and know how to pitch your story so it gets accepted.
EB-1A and EB-2 NIW aren't only for scientists. Here are the fields where our clients have the highest chances.
And 60+ more specializations have the highest chances of getting a U.S. Green Card via the EB-1A or EB-2 NIW visa. Book a free consultation to find out whether you meet these criteria.
Every strategy we build goes through a legal review. The attorney knows what a USCIS officer checks first — and where denials happen most often. The result isn't a nice document portfolio, but an approved petition.
We look at you the way an officer looks at a petitioner. Often it turns out the client already has 60–70% of the required evidence they didn't even know about.
We create a concrete action list: which award to apply for, which outlet to pitch, which association to join, and how to frame it into criteria.
Applications, bios, documents, recommendation letters — all ready on schedule. Your part: provide information, read, and give the go-ahead.
We coordinate the filing, respond to requests, and adapt the strategy if needed. By your side — until the final decision.
A clear process. Deadlines. Results in hand.
We analyze your experience and find everything you already have — including what you forgot about
We build a concrete immigration plan for your profile
We write the petition materials, gather evidence, and grow your media presence. You just review the result
We stay with you after filing — until the final "yes" from USCIS
We look at your profile and tell you honestly: is there potential or not. If there is — we offer a broader consultation for $175, where we analyze the case in detail and build a plan.
We dig deep: LinkedIn, media, talks, audience. We identify your strengths and build a personal plan. Most clients feel real relief afterward.
We don't pressure you, and if we see potential and you're ready — we move on to building a full immigration and PR strategy.
You get a 3–6 month roadmap: which documents to gather, whom to get recommendations from, which awards, outlets, associations — and in what order. Every action leads to one result.