USA B1/B2 Appointment Service

Expedited U.S. Visa Appointment Service: Skip the Wait, Travel Sooner

Facing long wait times for your U.S. visa interview? For applicants with genuine, urgent, and unforeseen travel needs, the U.S. Embassy and Consulates offer an Expedited Appointment (EA) process. Our specialized service maximizes your chances of securing an earlier appointment date by meticulously preparing your request.

We turn a lengthy wait into a streamlined, high-priority request.

Our Service Goal: Strategic Preparation for Urgent Travel

The decision to grant an expedited appointment rests solely with the U.S. Embassy/Consulate. Our service ensures that your request is compliant, concise, compelling, and fully supported by concrete evidence, which is critical for approval.

1. Eligibility: Qualifying for an Expedite Request

The U.S. Government strictly defines the conditions for an expedited appointment. Routine business, pre-booked vacations, weddings, or last-minute tourism do NOT qualify.

Qualifying Circumstances	Service Focus: Documentation & Strategy
Medical Emergency	Urgent Treatment: Applicant or immediate relative is critically ill and requires urgent medical care in the U.S.
Funeral / Death	Attending the funeral of an immediate family member (parent, spouse, child, sibling).
Urgent Business Travel (B-1)	Unforeseen business need that cannot be postponed, where the U.S. or local company will suffer a significant loss of opportunity if travel is delayed.
ESTA Denial	Citizens of Visa Waiver Program countries who were denied an Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA).

2. Our Expedited Appointment Process (3 Key Steps)

We handle the complexities of the official process to ensure your request meets all technical requirements.

Step	Action	Your Role
Step A: Pre-Application Setup	We confirm you have submitted the DS-160, paid the MRV fee, and booked the first available regular appointment (a prerequisite for any EA request).	Complete DS-160 & Fee Payment.
Step B: Compelling Request Drafting	We draft a formal, professional, and concise Emergency Request outlining your urgent travel need. We then meticulously review and organize all supporting documentation for upload.	Provide all supporting evidence (medical letters, funeral notice, urgent business letters, etc.).
Step C: Rescheduling & Confirmation	We monitor the official visa portal for the Embassy/Consulate's decision (usually within 1-5 business days). If approved, we immediately log in and guide you through selecting the new, earlier interview date.	Monitor your email for our notification.

3. Required Documents for the Expedite Request

While standard B1/B2 documents are always required for the interview, the request itself needs specific evidence:

Document Category	Conclusive Proof Required for Expedite Request
Standard Pre-Requisites	DS-160 Confirmation Page, MRV Fee Receipt, and Confirmation of the Initially Booked Regular Appointment.
Medical Emergency	Letter from the U.S. doctor/hospital stating the illness/injury, treatment needed, and why the applicant's presence (or the patient's arrival) is critical and urgent.
Funeral / Death	Death Certificate or a letter from the funeral home confirming the date of the funeral/memorial service. Proof of your immediate relationship to the deceased (e.g., birth certificate).
Urgent Business (B-1)	Letter from a high-ranking official at the U.S. company and your local company detailing the time-sensitive nature of the travel and the specific, significant financial/opportunity loss if you cannot travel immediately.

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Important Conclusion: Maximize Your Success

• One Chance: You are typically allowed only one expedited request per visa application. A denied request means you must attend your original, distant appointment.
• No Guarantee: The U.S. Embassy/Consulate retains the final decision. Our value is in maximizing the quality and clarity of your single opportunity for an early appointment.

Don't risk denial due to poor documentation. Trust our expertise to prepare a compelling and compliant request.

Contact FELLC. Now to Assess Your Eligibility for an Expedited U.S. Visa Appointment!