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How it works

Most of this process is waiting. Here is the part that is yours.

Immigration paperwork takes months, but very little of that is time you spend. This is the honest breakdown of what the process asks of you, and where you are simply waiting on USCIS.

See it before you start.

The screens you will spend time on. Your work is the second one. The third is ours: every answer checked against your documents and against what USCIS requires, before anything is sent.

The Alvva consultation booking screen, listing what the free consultation covers.

About three hours of your attention, spread over a few weeks.

The rest is our work, or the government’s clock.

  • 20 minutes

    The consultation

    One call, by phone or video, with a specialist who confirms what you qualify for and quotes your full price. Nothing is charged.

  • 2-3 hours

    Your answers and documents

    Questions in plain language, answered from your phone across as many sittings as you like. This is the only real work you do.

  • 5-10 days

    We prepare and an attorney reviews

    Nothing needed from you unless something in your answers needs clarifying, and then we call.

  • 30 minutes

    You sign and mail it

    Print, sign where the instructions mark, assemble in the order given, and send it to the address we provide.

  • Months

    USCIS processes your case

    Receipt notice, biometrics, sometimes an interview. We track the case and tell you what each notice means.

Timelines for the USCIS stages depend entirely on the office handling your case. We will show you the current published times for yours.

What we ask for

The documents to have ready.

Photos from your phone are fine. If something is missing we will tell you what can stand in for it.

  • Passport, or your birth certificate if you have no passport
  • Any immigration documents you already have: visas, notices, permits
  • Marriage or birth certificates for the relationship you are filing on
  • Proof of your sponsor’s income, if your case needs a sponsor
  • Addresses and dates for where you have lived and worked
Two people going through paperwork together at a table

Find out what you qualify for.

A free consultation, in English or Spanish. You will leave knowing which process applies to you and exactly what it costs.