Upload your passport and we fill your DS-160 with the right strategy, pick your consulate and prepare you for the interview. Start right now.
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Photo of passport, previous visas and forms. Automatic recognition.
A few questions about your history — we assess your 214(b) risk and build a strategy for your case.
We fill and double-check the official form on ceac.state.gov. You receive the Confirmation with the barcode.
We register you on the scheduling system and help you choose the consulate and interview date — in whichever country you apply. You pay the consular fee yourself, with our manager's guidance on any tier.
214(b) is the top refusal reason: the officer decides whether your ties home are strong enough. Toggle the factors below and watch the score move — this is our analysis engine, benchmarked against State Dept data.
The same analytical engine that guides you through every field of the form.
The scary part isn't the form — it's the 60 seconds at the window. Take the interview in advance: the consul asks profile-tailored questions, scores every answer and shows your 214(b) weak spots — before you pay the fee.
Try it free →Every field is a signal to the consular officer. The wording of your purpose, your employer, previous countries, relatives in the US — any mismatch with your real situation raises the risk of a 214(b) refusal. We know these traps because we've worked real cases since 2011 — and we write a strategy for every profile type.
The officer asks 3–5 questions and decides in 90 seconds. The questions aren't random: they depend on visa type, age, prior visas, family. We model your interview on real protocols and rehearse it before your trip — so you walk in with answers, not adrenaline.
Your DS-160 is already on the officer's screen. Preparation doesn't end with the form: it's the documents in hand, the versions of your story, consistency between your social media and your application. We check that layer — the one agencies charging $500–$1500 usually skip.
After third-country processing ended on September 6, 2025, Ukrainian citizens with B1/B2/F1/J1 apply in just two locations. If you hold legal residency of another country (PESEL UKR does not count), you may apply there.
Accepts Ukrainians and Polish residents. Interview wait — about 30 days. Booking online via USTravelDocs PL.
An alternative to Warsaw. Comparable wait time. Sometimes freer slots. Visa type and conditions — identical to Warsaw.
K-1, DV, some H-2B, C1/D, occasional B1/B2. Tourist visas — mostly in Poland.
Departure restricted under martial law. We prepare documents for filing in Kyiv under exemptions.
Hold an EU residence card — you can apply there. PESEL UKR and temporary protection don't count.
On exceptional grounds you may apply in a third country. We help build the justification.
Every country — a dedicated guide with MRV payment rules, wait times, and consulates. For each city we show where to apply and how we prepare your case.
Your risk score runs on real FY2025 refusal statistics across 31 countries. The source is public — verify it.
Your profile is scored across 20 factors the way a consul reads it — not generic advice from the internet.
You work with a real visa broker with 15 years of experience, not an automated aggregator.
Documents are encrypted and the CEAC session is yours. We never store your passwords.
Important: our plans cover form completion, strategy, and support. Separately, you pay the government MRV consular fee — $185 to the US State Department (not through us). From 30.09.2026 a $250 Visa Integrity Fee may be added.
For scale: the MRV fee alone is $185, flights and a hotel run into thousands, and a 214(b) refusal closes the door for months. Full support — from $49.
You do it yourself: DS-160 wizard, per-field hints and a knowledge base. Plus one manager consultation if you run into trouble.
Full support at every step: a personal manager, case review, MRV payment help, interview rehearsal and scheduling.
Until September 30, 2026 government costs are lower: after that a new $250 Visa Integrity Fee is added on top of the $185 MRV. Applying earlier saves money.
A real booking for your application — valid at the interview, cancel free after the visa.
Guaranteed clearing in 2-6h if your card doesn't go through.
The MRV consular fee for B1/B2 non-immigrant visas is $185. Additionally, the $250 Visa Integrity Fee was signed into law on July 4, 2025 — it will be collected upon visa issuance once launched (expected by September 30, 2026, exact date TBA). Beyond government fees, factor in travel logistics (trip to Poland) and our services ($49–$290 for application, strategy, and support).
DS-160 is the electronic application form for US non-immigrant visas. Every applicant (including children) must complete it personally before the interview. Without a submitted DS-160 with a confirmation number you cannot schedule an interview. In 2026 you must disclose all social media accounts from the past 5 years — including inactive and deleted ones.
Since September 6, 2025 the US ended third-country processing. Ukrainians submit documents only in Warsaw or Kraków. Exceptions: legal residents of other countries (PESEL UKR does not count), A/G/C/NATO/diplomatic categories, humanitarian and medical cases. Kyiv accepts only limited categories: K-1, DV, some work visas.
Yes, but as a Ukrainian citizen, not as a Polish resident. PESEL UKR and temporary protection do not grant residency rights. The application is accepted in Warsaw/Kraków but evaluated under the Ukrainian profile. Intel.Viza helps formulate the application correctly considering this nuance.
As of April 2026, the wait for a B1/B2 interview for non-residents of Poland is about 30 days in both Warsaw and Kraków. Times update weekly. In peak summer season it can grow to 2-3 months.
Typically 20–30 minutes. Documents are recognized automatically, you're only asked about details not in your passport: trip purpose, work history, previous visas, family.
Data is transmitted via HTTPS and stored encrypted. Only you and your assigned Intel.Viza specialist have access. Documents can be deleted with one click after submission.
From late 2026 visa-free entry to the Schengen area needs an ETIAS authorisation (€20, valid 3 years). Get ahead of it — and join the assistance waitlist.
The interview queue moves with or without you: those who applied earlier got their visas earlier. The first steps are free. Start today and pay only at the halfway point.
