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US VISA & PROPERTY SERVICES LIMITED (US-VPS)
Consultation Questionnaire Form
Addresses
USA:
� 300 Riverview Drive, Ste. 3C, Detroit, Michigan USA 48226
� Box 780277 Orlando, Florida USA 32878-0277
UK:
�28 Moorhill, Norden, Rochdale, Lancashire, England.
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US-VPS would like to help you realize your immigration objectives. This
form must be completed before we can schedule a personal, or telephone
consultation with you. The information submitted with this form will be
kept strictly confidential.  Although not every question will apply to
your case, please answer as many as you can. Once we have received your
completed form, we will contact you so that we may schedule a
consultation. Our $100 consultation fee will be credited toward any
additional legal fees expected to be paid for US-VPS services. The
consultation fee must be paid in advance either by check or moneyorder.
PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU DO NOT USE A NETSCAPE SECURE WEB BROWSER OR ARE
CONCERNED ABOUT SECURITY, PLEASE PRINT THIS FORM OUT AND FAX IT TO US AT
313-963-4694.
Briefly describe what you would like us to do for you.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
E-mail Address:
Family Name:
First Name:
Middle Name:
Other Names Used, Aliases
(If married woman, give maiden and surnames of any previous spouses):
Marital Status:  Single  Married  Widowed  Divorced
Sex (M/F):       Male    Female
ADDRESS INFORMATION
LOCAL ADDRESS
Street and Apt. No.:
City:
State:
Zip Code:
Home Phone:
Business Phone:
Fax:
PERMANENT ADDRESS (Outside USA)
Street and Apt. No.:
City:
State:
Country:
Home Phone:
Business Phone:
Fax:
VISA AND PASSPORT INFORMATION
Birthdate (Month/Date/Year):
City & Country of Birth:
PASSPORT
Issued by (Country):
Valid to (Date):
Passport Number:
VISAS
Current Visa Held:
Date Admitted:
Visa Expiration Date:
Previous Visa Held:
Date Admitted:
Visa Expiration Date:
Alien Registration Number: A
Social Security Number:
I-94 Number:
I-94 Expiration Date:
Last Entry into U.S (When, Where, Name of Airline):
Do you have a parent or grandparent who was
born in or is a citizen of the United States?          Yes    No

Have you ever applied for permanent resident status?   Yes    No

SPOUSAL INFORMATION (If no spouse, please skip to next section)
Family Name:
First Name:
City and Country:
Birth Date (M/D/YR):
PRESENT ADDRESS
Street and Apt. No.:
City:
State:
Country:
Spouse�s Occupation:
Alien Registration Number: A
Social Security Number:
PASSPORT
Issued by (Country):
Expiration Date:
Passport Number:
VISAS
Current Visa Held:
Date Admitted:
Visa Expiration Date:
Previous Visa Held:
Date Admitted:
Visa Expiration Date:
Do you have a parent or grandparent who was
born in or is a citizen of the United States?   Yes    No
CHILDREN INFORMATION (If no children, please skip to next section)
Child�s Name:
City and Country of Birth:
Birthdate (M/D/YR):
Do you have any other children? If so, please list their name, city
and country of birth, and birthdate below:
EDUCATION
Describe your educational backround listing the name and address
of all schools, colleges, or universities attended beginning with
your high school education, the dates of attendance at the school,
the field of study and the degree or certificate received.
If you are licensed in any profession, please list location and
date of licensure. Please indicate if license currently valid.
What languages do you speak?
Describe any special qualifications, skills, proficiency in use of tools,
machines, equipment or technology:
FRIENDS AND RELATIVES IN THE UNITED STATES
Please list at least three such individuals and state their relationship
to you, their immigration or citizenship status (e.g. U.S. citizen,
permanent resident, etc.), their address and their phone number.
OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION
If you have a job offer, give name and address of prospective employer:
What is the title of the proposed job and what will be your main duties?
What is your proposed salary?
Describe in full all jobs whether in the United States or overseas
beginning with present job. Be sure to list the employer�s name,
address, type of business, your job title, a description of your work,
your ending salary and the dates of your employment.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
If answer is yes, please explain in comment area below.
Have you or any family member ever made a fraudulent statement or
misrepresented a fact to obtain or try to obtain any immigration benefit
from the U.S?   Yes    No
Have you ever been afflicted with a communicable disease of public health
significance, a dangerous physical or mental disorder, or been a drug
abuser or addict?   Yes    No
Have you ever been arrested or convicted for any offense or crime, even
through subject of pardon, amnesty, or other such legal action?
Yes    No
Have you ever been a controlled substance (drug) trafficker, or a
prostitute or procurer?   Yes    No
Were you deported from the United States. within the last 5 years?
Yes    No
Do you seek to enter the United States to engage in export control
violations, subversive or terrorist activities or any unlawful purpose?
Yes    No
Have you ever ordered, incited, assisted, or otherwise participated in the
persecution of any person because of race, religion, national origin, or
political opinion under the control, direct or indirect, of the Nazi
Government of Germany, or of the government of any areas occupied by,
or allied with, the Nazi Government of Germany, or have you ever
participated in genocide?   Yes    No
Give any additional information about yourself, not mentioned elsewhere,
which would help you establish your qualifications (List professional
licenses, awards, prizes, membership in professional organizations, etc.)
Please indicate the most convenient times and days for and
to contact you:
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING AND CHECK THE BOXES, IF YOU AGREE,
BEFORE SUBMITTING THIS FORM
Yes, I have prepared the answers to these questions and to the best of my
ability I believe them to be truthful and correct.�
Yes, I understand that submitting this form does not create any
obligations for myself or for US-VPS . I further understand that
submission of this form does not create an attorney-client relationship
and
US-VPS  is not obligated to schedule a consultation with me.�
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Practice Areas and Services
� Temporary Visas
� Permanent Residency Visas ("Green Cards")
� Other Areas

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Temporary Visas
B-1/B-2 Visitor�s Visas
Available to visits coming to the U.S. for business or pleasure. B-1
business visitor visas are for a short duration and must not involve local
employment. Nationals of certain countries may be eligible to visit the
U.S. for up to 90 days without obtaining a visa.
E-1/E-2 Treaty Trader and Investor Visas
Investors and traders and their employees may receive visas to carry on
their businesses in the U.S. if their home country has a commercial treaty
with the US conferring visa eligibility.
F-1 and M-1 Student Visas
Persons seeking to pursue a full course of study at a school in the United
States may be eligible for a visa for the course of their study plus, in
some cases, a period for practical training in their field of study.
H-1B Specialty Occupation (Professionals) Visas
Professional workers with at least a bachelor�s degree (or its equivalent
work experience) may be eligible for a non-immigrant visa if their
employers can demonstrate that they are to be paid at least the prevailing
wage for the position.
J-1 and Q-1 Exchange Visitor Visas
Persons coming to the U.S. in an approved exchange program may be eligible
for the J-1 Exchange Visitor�s visa. J-1 programs often cover students,
short-term scholars, business trainees, teachers, professors and research
scholars, specialists, international visitors, government visitors, camp
counselors and au pairs. In some cases, participation in a J-1 program
will be coupled with the requirement that the beneficiary spend at least
two years outside of the U.S. before being permitted to switch to a
different non-immigrant visa or to permanent residency. Mr. regularly
handles the application process for seeking a waiver to the home residency
requirement that applies to many J-1 visa holders.
K-1 Fiancee Visas
A Fiance(e) of a U.S. citizen is eligible for a non-immigrant visa
conditioned on the conclusion of the marriage within 90 days.
L-1 Intracompany Transfer Visas
L-1 visas are available to executives, managers and specialized knowledge
employees transferring to their employer�s U.S. affiliate.  Executives and
managers holding L-1 visas may be eligible for permanent residency without
the need for a labor certification.
O-1 Extraordinary Ability Worker Visas
The O-1 category is set aside for foreign nationals with extraordinary
ability. This includes entertainers, athletes, scientists, and
businesspersons.
P-1 Artists and Athletes Visas
This category covers athletes, artists and entertainers.
R-1 Religious Worker Visas
Religious workers may be eligible for an R-1 visa.
TN Status Under the North American Free Trade Agreement
A special category has been set up for nationals of Canada and Mexico
under the provisions of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Permanent Residency Visas ("Green Cards")
Family Sponsored Immigration
U.S. citizens may petition for spouses, parents, children and siblings.
Permanent residents may petition for spouses and children.
EB-1 Foreign Nationals of Extraordinary Ability, Outstanding Professors
and
Researchers and Multinational Executives and Managers
Individuals in this category can petition for permanent residency without
having to go through the time consuming labor certification process.
EB-2 Workers with Advanced Degrees or Exceptional Ability in the Sciences,
Arts or Business
Visa holders in this category normally must have a job offer and the
potential employer must complete the labor certification process. The
labor certification involves a testing of the job market to demonstrate
that the potential visa holder is not taking a job away from a U.S.
worker. In cases where an individual can show that his entry is in the
national interest, the job offer and labor certification requirements can
be waived.
EB-3 Skilled Workers and Professionals
Visa holders in this category normally must have a job offer and the
potential employer must complete the labor certification process.
EB-4 Special Immigrant Visas for Religious Workers
Ministers of religion are eligible for permanent residency.
EB-5 Investor/Employment Creation Visas
Under the 1990 Immigration Act, Congress has set aside up to 10,000 visas
per year for alien investors in new commercial enterprises who create
employment for ten individuals. There are two groups of investors under
the program - those who invest at least $500,000 in "targeted employment
areas" (rural areas or areas experiencing high unemployment of at least
150% of the national average rate) and those who invest $1,000,000
anywhere else. No fewer than 3,000 of the annual allotment of visas must
go to targeted employment areas.
DV-1 Visas (the "Green Card Lottery")
55,000 visas are annually allotted in a random drawing to individuals from
nations underrepresented in the total immigrant pool.
Refugee and Asylum Applications
Persons with a well-founded fear of persecution on account of race,
religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or
political opinion may be eligible to apply for asylum or refugee status in
the U.S.
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Other Areas
Naturalization Applications
Deportation and Exclusion Matters
IRCA and I-9 Compliance for U.S. employers
Consulting on the Impact of Immigration Law on Mergers, Acquisitions and
other Business Transactions
International Adoptions
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