U.S. tourist visa B1/B2 for Colombians — Campos Law Firm
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Your U.S. tourist visa, prepared with an attorney.

The B1/B2 visa lets you visit the United States for tourism, family visits, medical treatment or short business meetings. We review your profile, complete your DS-160 correctly and prepare you for your interview at the U.S. Embassy in Bogotá.

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Attorney Alejandra Campos Klein

Founder · Licensed in New Jersey only · Practice limited to federal immigration law

B1/B2 Tourist Visa
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It is free and in your language. We will contact you shortly during business hours.

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CAMPOS PAYMENT PLAN

Clear fees, flexible payments

We know legal fees can be a burden. That is why, after your free consultation, we build a plan that fits your budget:

CLEAR

fees, explained in a written agreement before you hire us

FLEXIBLE

payment plans based on the type of case

FREE

your first legal consultation

Fees and payment terms depend on the type of case and are confirmed in a written fee agreement before you hire the firm. Not applicable to contingency-fee cases.

Services in this area

Profile review before you apply

DS-160 form, completed and reviewed

Interview scheduling guidance

Interview preparation in Spanish

Supporting documents checklist

Renewals

Reapplication after a denial

Advice on what you can and cannot do with a B1/B2

How we help

1

We review your profile and your ties to Colombia.

2

We complete and review your DS-160 with you.

3

We prepare you for the consular interview.

4

We guide you before your trip on what the visa allows.

B1/B2 visa services are provided at all Campos Law Firm offices and for clients in Colombia. U.S. immigration law is federal. The final decision belongs to USCIS or the U.S. consulate; we evaluate your case in your free consultation.

Frequently asked questions

You complete the DS-160 form, pay the fee, schedule your appointment and attend an interview at the U.S. Embassy in Bogotá. We guide you at every step.

No. The B1/B2 visa does not allow you to work. If you plan to work, there are other visas, such as the O-1, H-1B or E-2.

You can apply again. We review what happened and how to present your current situation more clearly.

No one can promise an approval: the consular officer decides. We make sure your application is complete and that you are well prepared.

Travel to the United States with your paperwork in order.

Book your free profile review today.