Success Stories/Immigration/EB-1A Extraordinary Ability/After the EB-1A Approval, Our Work Had Just Begun: Guangzhou Immigrant Visa Interview Passed the First Time
Passed in Guangzhou the first time

With the client all the way to arrival

After the EB-1A Approval, Our Work Had Just Begun

Background

Mr. H had his EB-1A (extraordinary ability) petition approved, and recently attended his immigrant visa interview at the U.S. Consulate General in Guangzhou, which he passed.

Challenges

  • Many people think a USCIS approval is the finish line. But there is still one key step on the immigration path: the consular interview.
  • Between approval and the interview, there are many details to prepare (including activating account information), and the client needed ongoing guidance.

Strategy

  • Stayed in touch after the EB-1A approval and answered all of Mr. H's questions.
  • Coached him through interview preparation, including details such as activating account information.
  • Sent him our "U.S. Immigrant Entry Process Guide" right after he passed the interview.

Case Timeline

Date Milestone
Earlier EB-1A approved
August 2026 Immigrant visa interview at the U.S. Consulate in Guangzhou, passed
Interview day Officer said the visa should be issued within 2–3 weeks
Expected September–October 2026 Entry into the United States

Closing Note

Getting the visa is not the finish line; stepping onto U.S. soil is. We give every EB-1A client free guidance through the entire entry process, so you know what to expect and arrive with confidence.

Outcome

Passed the Guangzhou immigrant visa interview the first time, with free post-entry guidance.

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