Routes to immigrate to the U.S. · NEW SOLUTION

Types of visas to immigrate to the United States: informational session with official sources

A video session for people outside the United States who want to learn, with official sources, the legal routes to immigrate: studying, working for a period, investing, through family or through career.

The situation

Does this sound familiar?

Online you find visa lists that contradict each other, videos promising “the easy visa” and advice from acquaintances who immigrated through a different route. What you do not find is someone who shows you, with the official source in hand, what each path requires and who has to take the first step. Without that, it is easy to lose months —and money— preparing a route that depends on an employer you do not have or a nationality that does not apply.

Types of visas to immigrate to the United States: informational session with official sources
About this solution

What are Routes to immigrate to the U.S.?

Who it is for

  • • You are outside the U.S.
  • • You have no family or employer in the U.S.
  • • You have a career or trade

What it includes

  • • A video session, in Spanish or English
  • • The official routes —temporary and permanent— ordered by what you share with us
  • • For each route: who starts it and what the official USCIS or State Department source…

What we do not do

Legal advice or an eligibility assessment: we do not tell you whether you qualify or which route is right…

A video session for people outside the United States who want to learn, with official sources, the legal routes to immigrate: studying, working for a period, investing, through family or through career. We review with you what each route requires according to USCIS and the State Department, and who starts it —you, an employer, a relative or a school—. You take home a personal PDF with everything we covered. You decide which route to follow; if you then want to move forward with one, we prepare its documentation.

Investment

$150 USD

Estimated time

Varies by case

First step

Pay the fee and we send you your portal access

Before you write to us

Which routes would we review with you?

Mark what applies to you and see which official routes the session would cover, and who starts each one.

Do you want to work in the U.S.?

Do you want to study in the U.S.?

Do you have a job offer from a U.S. employer?

Do you hold an undergraduate university degree (a 4 to 5-year professional degree)?

Do you have a master’s, or an undergraduate degree plus 5 years of experience in your field?

Do you meet at least 3 of these: degree in your field, 10 years of experience, professional license, high salary for your field, professional associations, recognition?

Do you have awards, publications or recognition in your field?

Do you work for a company with a U.S. office or affiliate?

Do you have a close relative who is a U.S. citizen?

Do you have your own capital to invest in a business?

Mark your answers
B-1 / B-2
Business or tourist visitor
Started by: You
J-1
Exchange visitor
Started by: A school or program
DV
Diversity visa lottery
Started by: You

Tick “Compare” on 2 or 3 routes to see them side by side.

Each route’s official requirements, its sources and your personal PDF are covered in the session.

This is not an eligibility assessment: it sorts which official routes we would review based on what you marked. If you ever stayed in the U.S. longer than allowed, were denied a visa or have a record, talk to a licensed attorney first.

I want my session: send on WhatsApp
Who can apply?

This is for you if…

You are outside the U.S.

You want to know the legal routes before moving a single paper.

You have no family or employer in the U.S.

You do not need them: there are routes through study, investment or your own track record, and we show them with their source.

You have a career or trade

You want to know which routes exist for your professional profile.

You want to study or invest

You want to compare those routes with the rest before deciding.

You have family in the U.S.

One more route: you want to understand who can petition for you and how long it takes.

What the solution includes

Everything we prepare with you.

01

A video session, in Spanish or English

02

The official routes —temporary and permanent— ordered by what you share with us

03

For each route: who starts it and what the official USCIS or State Department source requires

04

A personal PDF with a sheet for each reviewed route and its official links

05

A written summary after the session

06

If you decide to move forward with a route whose documentation we prepare, the quote for that solution

Honest limits

What this solution does not include.

✕Legal advice or an eligibility assessment: we do not tell you whether you qualify or which route is right for you; the authority determines that and, if you need a legal opinion, a licensed attorney
✕Guarantee of a visa or approval
✕Preparing a process: if you choose a route, it is quoted separately
✕Government fees
How we work

A clear process, step by step.

You write to us

Read this page calmly and write to us by WhatsApp, text or email to clear your doubts.

You sign and pay

You sign the agreement in Spanish and English and pay. You have 72 hours to cancel with a full refund.

Your session and portal

After the 72 hours we schedule your session and send you the link to create your user.

You evaluate your options

You use the learning tools we prepared and review the options we found for you.

You decide

You compare with the official information and choose. If you decide to move forward with a route, we quote its preparation.

Investment

Clear costs, no fine print.

León & Asociados solution fee$150 USD
One fee for the session and your personal material. You have 72 hours from signing the agreement to cancel it with a full refund; the session is scheduled after that period
Estimated time: The session is scheduled after the 72 hours following the signing of the agreement.

León & Asociados is a document preparation consultancy: we are not a law firm and do not give legal advice. The session shows public information from official U.S. government sources, and the decision on which route to follow is yours. If you ever stayed in the U.S. longer than authorized, were denied a visa or have a criminal record, we recommend talking to a licensed immigration attorney first.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No. The family petition is only one of the routes. There are routes through study, investment, sponsored employment and your own professional track record, and in the session we review all of them with their official source.

No. For immigration matters we prepare forms and documents: we organize and prepare your documentation with method. We do not give legal advice or represent you before USCIS. If your case needs a legal determination, a licensed immigration attorney makes it, not us.

No, and no honest provider can: the decision belongs to the authority reviewing your case. What we do stand behind is our work: a complete, organized file reviewed before it is filed.

Read this page calmly and write to us by WhatsApp, text or email with your situation in a few lines. We confirm the scope and the fee. You sign the agreement, in Spanish and English —Minnesota law gives you 72 hours to rescind it, with a full refund—, and we open your portal so you can upload your documents securely.

Ready to start your case?

Read it calmly and write to us. We confirm your session date and send you the agreement; the decision on which route to follow is always yours.