Your U.S. Immigration
Pathway Assessment

The $29 is a limited-time special offer. It covers a personal review by a licensed immigration attorney, a dedicated personal immigration consultant assigned to your case, a detailed eligibility report with all available pathways, and full support from the moment you open your file until the day you arrive in the United States. There are no hidden fees at this stage. → Activate my file now

This special discount — $29 — is available exclusively to people who complete the online assessment. Completing the assessment shows genuine intent, which allows us to prepare for your case in advance and offer a reduced fee. This offer can be withdrawn at any time without notice. If you are seeing this right now, it is still active — but we cannot guarantee it will be available tomorrow.

Possibly — and that is actually a good thing. The online assessment is an initial screening that identifies approximately 80% of your immigration potential based on the information you provided. It shows the most likely pathways, but it cannot replace a professional legal review. A licensed immigration attorney may identify additional visa categories and opportunities that the online assessment cannot detect — and in many cases, the results are even more positive than expected.

From the moment you activate your file, a personal immigration consultant is assigned exclusively to your case. Your consultant will contact you directly, guide you through every step, and keep you informed at every stage — from document preparation to the final approval. You can also reach us at any time at support@immigrationadviceservice.org or visit immigrationadviceservice.org.

Absolutely. Immigration Advice Service is a professional immigration services company with extensive experience helping people legally, professionally, and as efficiently as possible immigrate to the United States. Upon activating your file, you will immediately receive a confirmation email with your payment receipt, your unique immigration case number, all the documents and next steps required, and the direct contact details of your personal consultant. Everything is transparent, documented, and fully traceable. → Activate my file now

Yes — we provide comprehensive support for your entire transition to the United States. Beyond the immigration process itself, we can assist with finding employment, arranging accommodation, enrolling in academic programs, registering and setting up a business, and opening U.S. bank accounts. Our goal is to make your arrival and settlement as smooth as possible, from start to finish.

Based on the profile you have just completed, your case looks strong and your potential is clear. Right now, our immigration attorney is available to begin your review — and the 38% discount ($29) is active. The number of available spots is limited, and once they fill up, the price returns to regular pricing. If your profile is ready and the opportunity is in front of you, the best time to act is now. → Activate my file now

It depends on the pathway and your individual situation. Some categories move faster than others. The attorney will outline a realistic timeline after reviewing your file. The most important step is to start — every day you wait is a day added to the end of your process.

Absolutely. Your personal information is used exclusively to assess your immigration options and manage your case. We do not sell, share, or distribute your data to any third parties.

Immediately after payment, you receive a confirmation email with your receipt, your unique immigration case number, all required documents and next steps, and the direct contact details of your personal immigration consultant. Your attorney review begins within 1–2 business days.

To participate in the Diversity Visa Program, you must meet three main requirements: (1) You must have been born in an eligible country — countries that have sent large numbers of immigrants to the U.S. in recent years are not eligible. (2) You must have at least a high school diploma or equivalent. (3) If you do not have a diploma, you must have at least two years of work experience in the past five years in a qualifying occupation that requires at least two years of training. A licensed immigration attorney can help you confirm whether you qualify.

Countries that are typically not eligible include: India, China (mainland and Hong Kong), Philippines, Vietnam, South Korea, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Mexico, Canada, Cuba, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela, and Nigeria. This list can change slightly each year. If you were born in an ineligible country but your spouse was born in an eligible country, you may still be able to apply based on your spouse's birth country.

Eligibility for the Diversity Visa Program is based on your country of birth — not where you currently live. However, there are two exceptions: if your spouse was born in an eligible country, you may apply based on their birth country. Alternatively, if both of your parents were born in eligible countries and you were born in an ineligible country only because they were temporarily there (for work or study), you may also qualify. Our immigration attorneys can review your specific situation.

Yes — and it is actually recommended. Married couples can and should submit two separate applications: one where the husband is the primary applicant and the wife is listed as spouse, and one where the wife is the primary applicant and the husband is listed as spouse. This doubles the family's chances of being selected. If either application is selected, both spouses can immigrate together.

No. Being selected means you are invited to apply — it does not guarantee a Green Card. You will still need to go through a full visa interview and background checks. Applicants may be disqualified if they have a serious criminal record, certain health conditions, security concerns, or cannot demonstrate financial self-sufficiency. This is why professional legal preparation is so important.

Absolutely. The Diversity Visa Program is just one of many pathways to the United States. Depending on your background, education, work experience, business interests, and family situation, there may be additional options available — including employment-based visas, investment visas, family-based immigration, and more. Our assessment is designed to identify all pathways that may apply to your profile, not just the DV Program.