Frequently Asked Questions About O-1, P-1 and Agent Petitioner Services
Find answers to common questions about visa eligibility, agent petitioner structure and working in the United States.
A U.S. agent petitioner is an entity that files a visa petition on behalf of a professional who may not have a single employer. This is commonly used for individuals working across multiple projects or engagements.
The O-1 visa is for individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary ability in their field such as sports, arts, business, technology or entertainment.
The P-1 visa is used by athletes and entertainment groups who want to compete or perform in the United States.
Yes, in certain cases an agent petitioner can file the visa petition on your behalf if your work involves multiple engagements or projects.
Typical documents include proof of achievements, media coverage, contracts, event schedules and supporting letters. Requirements may vary based on the case.
Processing times depend on the visa type and current government timelines. Premium processing may be available in some cases.
No, visa approvals depend on individual qualifications and decisions made by government authorities.
No, we are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. We offer agent petitioner services and coordination support.
The first step is to complete a visa evaluation so your profile can be reviewed and the appropriate next steps can be identified.
Still Have Questions ?
If you are unsure about your eligibility or visa options, the best way to start is with an evaluation.