Tramitadores file. We sign I-9, offer, POA, reference, give you the official links, and save every PDF so you can reopen it — $10/month. Not a substitute for the trámite.
A gestoría de visa or tramitador is the right hire if you need someone to assemble and present the petition. They charge per case — often hundreds to thousands. It is the wrong hire if you already have that person (or an employer/lawyer) and you only need the extras signed and a place that says where each file goes.
One Paid plan is the all-in-one package: what to do, official send-to links, I-9 and templates we already ship, constancia, cobro — and we save every file. Give the signed PDFs to your gestoría. We do not present at USCIS or the consulate.
There is no one price. Mexican shops we checked publish about $900–$3,800 MXN for DS-160 / tourist-visa help (CitaYa $2,000, Visas de Coyoacán $1,200, Super Visas Express $3,800). They bill honorarios in MXN; the $185 State MRV is USD (your bank converts). Colombia shops quote in COP. Boundless and CitizenPath bill their software in USD. Docracy Paid is USD $10; cobro labels are yours.
No. Una gestoría o tramitador presenta. Nosotros firmamos el paquete de apoyo y te decimos a quién mandarlo. Si necesitas que alguien presente, contrátalos. Si ya los tienes, usa esto.
No. Official links on the immigrant kit open CEAC and travel.state.gov. You (or your gestoría) upload.
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