Sound Painfully Familiar?
I'm graduating with a degree in film and really want to make it in Hollywood. I haven't been in that many festivals yet. How am I supposed to qualify for the O1 visa?
I've been working for a while now as a designer, but I am tired of being tied to one company and passing up all the lucrative freelance jobs. I need a more flexible visa. Where do I start?
I went to a lawyer and was told I don't have enough achievements yet. How do I get more? I keep getting job offers and it's so frustrating I can't accept them because I don't have a visa.
How We Can Help
We designed a self-paced online course packed with actionable information and tips that will help you with every step you need to take to get your dream O1 visa to continue your artistic career in the United States. From little known strategies to win awards starting with nothing to smart ways of getting publicity, you will have a very clear picture of how you can get started after finishing this course.
This is not legal advice. You must still retain your own attorney for your case filing. We can refer you to our curated network of immigration attorneys who have many years of successful cases.
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We explore little-known strategies to get invited to invite-only professional organizations.
We show you how to find these prestigious organizations.
We show you how you can write a compelling pitch letter to get a better chance at being invited to these organizations.
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No, we are not a law firm. We do not offer any legal advice. Everything you purchased or consumed from our website is meant for informational and educational purposes only. We strongly advice that you retain a lawyer for your visa and immigration need.
However, we do have a curated directory of immigration law firms that specialize in helping creative professionals obtain visas in the United States. Please reach out to us for a referral.
Unfortunately, digital products cannot be returned or refunded once purchased. However, we take your feedback very seriously. If you have suggestions on how we can improve in the future, please send them our way through the contact page.
We create practical career and immigration guides for the international creative community. At this stage, we are focused on creating resources for international creatives who came to, or intend to come to, the United States to study and work. In the future, we plan to expand our reach and produce career contents for creative professionals around the world.
No, while we serve the creative community primarily, we define “creative” broadly. For example, you can be a writer, producer, or a freelancer who juggle different creative projects and you are still part of our creative community!
We understand that people learn and benefit from our resources differently. While some are more comfortable taking an online course or reading an article, others prefer more personalized guidance. You will benefit from in-person consultation if you have questions that are more urgent and detailed. We encourage you to explore your options and see which one works best for you.
We strive to make sure that the information we provide on our website, online courses and consultation sessions is accurate and up-to-date. Because information changes frequently, we cannot guarantee 100% accuracy. The best way to make sure you have the most accurate information is to check official websites such as uscis.gov on a regular basis.
If you find something inaccurate or inconsistent with the latest information available on official websites, please feel free to notify us via our contact page. We will update the information promptly.