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Visa and consultation FAQsGood questions.
Clear answers.

General information to help you before a personal conversation.

Documents prepared for an initial consultation
01What is the difference between E-1 and E-2?

E-1 focuses on substantial international trade; E-2 focuses on substantial investment in an enterprise. Both depend on nationality and other requirements.

02Can I work on a visitor visa?

A B-1/B-2 visitor visa does not permit accepting employment in the United States. Permitted B-1 business activities are different from working in a job.

03Can I request guidance if my visa was cancelled?

Yes. The first step is reviewing the documents, the authority’s notice and your history to define the appropriate scope of guidance.

04Is visa approval guaranteed?

No. No advisor can guarantee a consular decision. Preparation aims to present complete, truthful and consistent information.

05How do I request a consultation?

Use the contact form or email ara@aranzazuflores.com. Share the service you need and a brief description, without sensitive documents.

06Is English-language support available?

Yes. Consultations are available in English and Spanish. Indicate your preference when requesting a consultation.

07Can I consult from another city?

You can request a remote consultation. The format and availability are arranged directly after the initial contact.

08What are the advisory fees?

Fees and scope are agreed according to the service and individual circumstances. Request a consultation to discuss the corresponding proposal.

09Are workshops available for institutions and companies?

Yes. Areas include human rights, gender perspectives, violence prevention, inclusive communication and institutional human development.

10Can conferences be tailored?

The topic, format and scope of a conference or workshop can be defined around the institution’s needs.

11What should I prepare for the first contact?

A description of the service you need and your contact details is enough. Sending passports or case files should be arranged later through an appropriate channel.

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