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All invoicing runs through Boundless in USD. One invoice covering every country in your program, regardless of which teams or partners are doing the work.

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Work visas, temporary and permanent work permits, intra-company transfers, dependent visas, business visas, renewals, and more. We also support immigration program design, policy modernization, and strategic mobility advisory. Coverage varies by country — we'll be upfront about what's available in your markets.

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Boundless manages all partner relationships. You have one point of contact — us — regardless of which countries are involved. You will never be referred to or billed by an external firm.

We have in-house teams in the US and across key European markets, and vetted immigration partners across the Americas, Europe, and APAC. Tell us your specific countries and we'll give you a direct answer on coverage and how we'd handle it.

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No. Boundless Global is available to new clients. Existing clients can add global coverage through their account manager.

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No. Boundless focuses exclusively on immigration and global mobility. We don't provide employer of record, payroll, or entity setup services.

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Boundless is a technology-enabled immigration and global mobility firm. We have in-house immigration attorneys and case managers, and we pair that legal expertise with a platform built to make the operational side of a global program manageable.

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Boundless serves three core audiences:‍

‍Families navigating green cards, marriage-based visas, citizenship, and K-1 fiancé visas
‍Professionals seeking employment-based visas and work authorization
‍Businesses managing corporate immigration compliance, H-1B visas, O-1 visas, and workforce mobility

Immigration is notoriously complex, expensive, and stressful—filled with confusing paperwork, long timelines, and uncertainty. Boundless solves this by combining intuitive technology with expert legal support, making the process transparent, affordable, and far less overwhelming for families, professionals, and businesses alike.

Boundless Immigration's mission is to make immigration actually better for everyone—simplifying a complex, often overwhelming process with technology, transparency, and expert legal support.

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‍Boundless Immigration simplifies immigration for individuals, families, and businesses with innovative software and expert legal guidance. From green cards and family visas to corporate immigration management, Boundless makes the process faster, clearer, and more affordable—helping people navigate one of life's most important journeys with confidence.

To apply for U.S. citizenship with RapidVisa, create your free account here: https://rapidvisa.com/start-free/. Follow the prompts to create your account, select the petition or application that applies to your situation (in this case, Naturalization), and simply answer the questions in our online questionnaire. We’ll take it from there!

In order to maintain such a high success rate for our customers, every application that is completed through RapidVisa goes through a rigorous quality assurance process with four different reviews. This includes a thorough review by an experienced RapidVisa Document Review Specialist to catch any common errors or mistakes before you submit your application to the U.S. government.

RapidVisa can help you assemble and file your U.S. citizenship application starting at $349. This flat rate covers your complete application package and personalized support from start to finish. If your application is denied by the U.S. government, we will refund 100% of our service fees (Certain exceptions apply.) Learn more about our money-back guarantee.

If you have specific legal questions and would like to consult with an immigration attorney before proceeding with RapidVisa or the naturalization service, you may be interested in Boundless’ Ask My Attorney (AMA) service. AMA is a subscription service where subscribers pay $79 to get 30-minute consultations with Boundless-affiliated independent immigration attorneys. Learn more about Ask My Attorney.

The first step to becoming a U.S. citizen is to file an Application for Naturalization (Form N-400). After applying, you will undergo a biometrics appointment, as well as a citizenship interview and a two-part naturalization test (consisting of an English language test and U.S. civics test).

You can learn more about the naturalization process in Boundless’ guide.

Founded in 2007, RapidVisa has helped over 70,000 people on their immigration journeys with a Better Business Bureau “A+” Rating and a 99.7% success rate. RapidVisa has been featured in Fast Company, Newsweek, and The Washington Post, among others. In 2020, RapidVisa became part of Boundless Immigration.

It’s what we do! We cover all our employees' personal and immediate family immigration needs, with access to all of our services.

We help you invest in your retirement by matching your 401k contributions.

We are big on growth! To help you grow with us we offer Boundless sponsored opportunities and a learning stipend that you can use to cover any sort of learning.

You and your dependents have access to providers, like therapists and coaching, that create personalized plans. We also offer a wellness stipend to improve your space or provide a bit of self care.

Our insurance covers 100% of your premiums, along with 50% for dependents, for medical, dental, and vision insurance.

We want you to feel your best and that means giving you time to rest. With X+ paid holidays, along with plenty of flexible time off, you can prioritize what matters most.

To get started, take our risk assessment, so that we can determine your risk of denial in order to maximize your chance of travel visa approval. The questions asked are from the actual travel visa application –– we’ve worked closely with a former consular officer to identify the right questions to ask to determine your potential risk. Once you’ve answered a few questions, we’ll guide you through the checkout process and get to work on your application.

It is always at the discretion of the interviewing consular officer to either approve or deny your travel visa. Denials are common during the travel visa process, so if you do get denied, it is still possible to apply again. Boundless offers denial protection –– in the event that your travel visa is denied, we’ll help you re-apply once for free. *Please note you will still have to pay the government fee again, just not the Boundless fee.

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After you’ve filed your travel visa application (Form DS-160), the next step in the process is to schedule your visa interview. Wait times for visa appointments vary by country, so answer a few quick questions and we’ll provide you with the average time it takes to get an interview date based on where you’re applying from.

Your visa interview will take place at the U.S. Embassy or consulate where you’ve filed your application. During the interview, a consular officer will ask you questions about your intended travel to the U.S., your life in your home country, and your immigration background. The consular officer may also corroborate information you’ve included in your application and review any supporting documents you’ve brought with you.

If this seems stressful, don’t worry! We’re here to help you schedule the soonest available interview, prepare any supporting documents you might need, and practice your responses so you can attend your interview with confidence.

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Boundless can help you assemble and file your B-1/B-2 travel visa application for $195. This flat rate covers your complete application package, interview scheduling, and personalized support from start to finish. Applicants also pay a $185 filing fee directly to the U.S. government. When it comes time to file, we’ll guide you through when and how to pay the government fee.

Neither Boundless nor any third party can guarantee that an applicant for a travel visa will be approved. The decision to approve or deny an application is completely up to the U.S. government.

Every application that is completed through Boundless, however, is thoroughly reviewed by our dedicated team before it is submitted to the U.S. government. We also do our best to prepare you for the travel visa interview, with live prep sessions and tips from our team trained by a former consular officer (who has conducted thousands of travel visa interviews in the past).

Overall, there are many factors that may affect an applicant’s odds of approval. To improve your chances of success, take our risk assessment and we’ll make a visa plan tailored to your specific situation.

Only nationals from certain countries are required to obtain B-1/B-2 visas to enter the U.S.

Most Canadian citizens don’t need a travel visa and will automatically be admitted on a B-1 visa or B-2 visa for tourism or business purposes.

Additionally, the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) is a program that allows citizens of certain countries to travel to the U.S. for tourism, business, or while in transit without obtaining a visa. To participate in the Visa Waiver Program, travelers must have a valid Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) approval prior to entering the U.S. The ESTA is an online system that determines the eligibility of visitors to travel to the U.S. under the Visa Waiver Program.

Visit the State Department website to see if your country is VWP designated. If it is, you can obtain your ESTA through the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) website.

The B-1/B-2 travel visa is a type of non-immigrant visa issued by the U.S. government for temporary travel purposes. It allows foreign nationals to visit the U.S. for business (B-1) or pleasure/tourism (B-2) for a limited period of time. The travel visa does not allow the visa holder to work or study during their time in the U.S. You can learn more about the requirements of the travel visa in Boundless’ B-1/B-2 guide.

We make your switch effortless with our detailed Mutual Action Plan (MAP). We handle the entire transfer, from file retrieval and data auditing to platform training and setting tailored case cutover dates. Start with confidence, knowing your employees' careers will remain on track with zero disruption.

Our solution provides automation and expertise. The platform automates the entire case process, ensuring scalability through faster document handling and real-time status updates. Simultaneously, our legal team offers tailored guidance, from selecting the right visa for a candidate to designing your company's global talent policy.

Boundless is a global technology-enabled immigration partner with a focus on high-touch legal service for worldwide businesses. We simplify the immigration process with an intuitive technology platform and trusted legal counsel from experienced immigration lawyers, enabling hundreds of businesses to streamline their immigration programs with clarity and confidence.

You can start the application process, but you cannot submit the final application until you and your partner have met in person at least once within the two years before filing the petition. This is a mandatory requirement for the K-1 Fiancé Visa.


However, you can still get a head start!

Plan your meeting: Start making plans to meet your partner in person.

Learn the requirements: Familiarize yourself with the K-1 process and gather the necessary documents.

Yes! If your children are unmarried and under 21, they can join you in the U.S. with K-2 visas.

Boundless makes it easy to include your children on your application, at no extra cost.

No, the K-1 Fiancé(e) Visa isn’t your only option! If you’re not yet married but want to live in the U.S. together, consider the CR-1 Spousal Visa. This allows you to marry outside the U.S., and then your spouse can become a permanent resident.

Take our visa planning quiz to learn more about the K-1 Fiancé(e) Visa and CR-1 Spousal Visa and which might be the best fit for your situation.

We offer transparent, flat-rate pricing tailored to your needs — whether you’re applying for a family green card, sponsoring employees, or pursuing an O-1 or EB-1 visa. No hidden fees, no surprises — just expert support at a predictable cost.


Boundless combines smart technology with human expertise to help applicants avoid costly mistakes and submit complete, attorney-reviewed applications. Whether you’re sponsoring a loved one, hiring international talent, or applying as an individual with extraordinary ability, our process is designed to guide you toward the strongest possible submission.

Yes — for businesses hiring internationally, Boundless is designed to work alongside popular HR systems. Our integrations team is actively expanding support for external platforms to better align with your hiring workflows. We make it easy to manage visa processes without disrupting your existing systems.


Boundless can help your entire family apply! We have over 10 years of experience helping thousands of applicants apply with their children and get their green cards together as a family. You can include any unmarried children age 18 or under on your application. Contact our team at help@boundless.com to learn more.

At this time, Boundless is only able to help couples apply for a marriage green card through the adjustment of status process when the sponsor is a U.S. citizen. We are not able to assist if the sponsor is a U.S. green card holder.

We are not able to support applications of this kind due to their complexity and recent government changes to the Visa Bulletin, which determines when couples are able to file their adjustment of status application.

If you have specific questions about your immigration status or ability to sponsor your spouse for a green card through the adjustment of status process, you may be interested in our attorney consultation service. Learn more about the program and sign up to speak to an immigration attorney here.

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The “Adjustment of Status” process is for those green card applicants currently living in the United States. Green card applicants living in and applying from the United States file Form I-485 (the “Adjustment of Status” application). The I-485 is filed with USCIS, and its primary purpose is to establish that the individual is eligible for a green card. Adjustment of status can also be used to apply for employment-based, humanitarian, and diversity visa lottery green cards.

Adjustment of status is the immigration process for the following marriage visa types:

• IR6/CR6 spouse and accompanying IR7/CR7 child when the sponsor is a U.S. citizen
• F2A category (F26 spouse; F27 child) when the sponsor is a legal permanent resident (aka green card holder)*
• CF1 spouse; CF2 child when the sponsor is a U.S. citizen and the foreign spouse is adjusting status from a K fiancé visa
  
  *Please note that at this time, Boundless is only able to help couples apply for a marriage green card through the adjustment of status process when the sponsor is a U.S. citizen. We are not able to assist if the sponsor is a U.S. green card holder (F2A category). This is due to the complexity of these types of cases and government policies related to the F2A category’s status in the Visa Bulletin.

Bundling your Boundless service fee and government fees simplifies your immigration journey and saves you time and stress.

Here’s how:

• Easy budgeting: Pay one predictable monthly fee that covers everything.
• No surprises: Avoid unexpected government fee increases or hidden costs.
• Stress-free filing: We handle the payment to the government, eliminating potential errors and delays.  
• Flexible payment plans: Choose a plan that fits your budget and pay over time.

Ready to simplify your immigration journey? Explore our bundled payment options.

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We believe everyone should have access to expert immigration support, regardless of their financial situation. Our flexible payment plans make it easier to start your journey today and pay over time.

Here’s what makes our payment plans special:

• No credit checks and no interest.
• Choose your payment schedule: Pay over 6, 9, or 12 months.
• Pay off your balance at any time.
• Option to include government fees in your plan.

To explore your personalized payment options and get started on your application today, get started now.

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It depends on your individual needs and comfort level. While a lawyer isn’t always required for a successful application, they can provide valuable expertise and peace of mind, especially for complex cases or if you simply prefer professional legal guidance.

Here’s how Boundless can help:

• Essential: Our team of immigration experts provides comprehensive support and guidance throughout the process, ensuring your application is accurate and complete.  
• Premium: Includes everything in Essential, plus personalized legal advice and support from an immigration attorney, including a consultation, application review, and interview preparation.

Ultimately, the decision is yours. Consider your specific circumstances, the complexity of your case, and your comfort level with navigating the immigration process independently.

Need help deciding? Contact our support team at help@boundless.com, and we’ll be happy to discuss your options and help you choose the path that best fits your needs.

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While you can’t switch directly from Premium to Essential after signing up, you have a couple of options:

14-Day Money-Back Guarantee: If you’re within 14 days of purchasing Premium and decide it’s not the right fit, you can request a full refund and then sign up for Essential.

Upgrade from Essential: If you initially choose Essential but later decide you want attorney support, you can upgrade to Premium at any point during the process.

We want you to have the best experience possible, so please contact our support team at support.team@boundless.com if you have any questions or need assistance choosing the best service for your needs.

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Both services offer expert guidance and support for your marriage green card application, but Boundless Premium provides an extra layer of confidence with personalized attorney support.

Essential (Guided) Application Service:

Our team of immigration experts helps you prepare, review, and submit your application accurately. You also get unlimited support via phone and chat.

Premium (Lawyer-Guided) Application Service:

Includes everything in Essential, plus a 1:1 legal consultation with an immigration attorney, an attorney review of your application, and a personalized interview preparation session with an attorney.

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The main difference is the length of your marriage at the time of visa approval. If you’ve been married for less than two years, you’ll receive a CR-1 (Conditional Resident) visa, which leads to a 2-year green card. If you’ve been married for two years or more, you’ll receive an IR-1 (Immediate Relative) visa, which leads to a 10-year green card.

To learn more about the differences between CR-1 and IR-1 visas, including the rights and responsibilities associated with each, visit our detailed guide.

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Consular Processing is the process of applying for a U.S. immigrant visa from outside the United States. It typically involves an interview at your home country’s U.S. embassy or consulate.

To learn more about Consular Processing and how it applies to marriage green cards, visit our detailed guide.

Choosing the right visa pathway can be confusing. If you’re dreaming of living together in the U.S. but haven’t tied the knot yet, you have two main options: the K-1 fiancé visa and the CR-1 spousal visa.

The best option depends on your priorities and circumstances. Consider these factors:

• Marriage timeline: Are you planning to marry soon or after arriving in the U.S.?
• Cost: Are you looking for the most affordable option?
• Overall timeline: How quickly do you want your fiancé(e)/spouse to have a green card?

Still unsure? Take our visa planning quiz to understand your options

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While removing conditions requires different evidence than your initial green card, we’ve simplified the process into clear, manageable steps. Many of our customers find it easier than their initial application because we’ve designed our platform specifically for the removal of conditions process. A key difference is that the government focuses on the period after you received your initial green card. Therefore, the evidence you provide must be unique to the past two years and demonstrate the ongoing bona fides of your marriage during that time.

In order to maintain such a high success rate for our customers, every application that is completed through Boundless goes through a rigorous quality assurance process with four different reviews. This includes a thorough review by an experienced Boundless Document Review Specialist to catch any common errors or mistakes before you submit your application to the U.S. government.

Don’t worry – our service includes full support for responding to any Requests for Evidence (RFEs). Our team will help you understand exactly what USCIS is asking for, guide you in gathering the additional documents, and ensure your response is thorough and submitted on time.

If you have specific legal questions and would like to consult with an immigration attorney before proceeding with Boundless, you may be interested in Boundless’ Ask My Attorney (AMA) service. AMA is a subscription service where subscribers pay $79 to get 30-minute consultations with Boundless-affiliated independent immigration attorneys. Learn more about Ask My Attorney.

If you were married less than 2 years after obtaining permanent residence through marriage, you likely received a “conditional” green card valid for just 2 years.Before it expires, you’ll need to file Form I-751 (officially called the “Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence”) to receive a “permanent” green card that’s renewable every 10 years. You can learn more about the removal of conditions process in Boundless’ guide.

The best time to begin is 6 months before your conditional green card expires. While you can only file within the 90-day window before expiration, starting early with Boundless ensures you’ll have plenty of time to gather the right evidence and submit a strong application.

Yes. The O-1 visa is "dual intent," meaning you can apply for a green card (often EB-1A or EB-2 NIW) while in O-1 status.

Up to 3 years initially, with unlimited 1-year extensions as long as you're engaged in the same activity.

Yes. You must have a U.S. employer, agent, or multiple contracts in place—but Boundless can help you structure this for compliance.

O-1A is for those in sciences, business, education, or athletics. O-1B is for those in the arts, film, or television. You must meet 3 out of 8 criteria (or 2 out of 6 for O-1B).

The O-1 visa is for individuals with extraordinary ability in their field. It allows you to work temporarily in the U.S. based on past achievements, awards, media, and expert endorsements.

Not directly, but some investors later transition to immigrant categories (EB-5, EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, employment sponsorship). Boundless can advise on long-term planning.

In many cases, you can file a change of status via Form I-129. If applying from abroad, you’ll go through a U.S. embassy or consulate.

E-2 status is typically granted in up to two-year increments (visa validity periods vary by treaty country). You can renew indefinitely as long as the business continues to meet E-2 requirements.

Yes. Your spouse and unmarried children under 21 are eligible for E-2 dependent status. Spouses can apply for work authorization in the U.S.

No fixed dollar minimum exists in the law. The investment must be large enough to fund the type of business you’re pursuing and show financial commitment. Capitalization expectations differ by industry.

It’s a nonimmigrant visa that allows citizens of qualifying treaty countries to live and work in the U.S. based on a “substantial” investment in a bona fide U.S. business.

Yes. Your spouse and unmarried children under 21 can be included in your EB-1A petition for permanent residency.

We combine attorney strategy with end-to-end case preparation—without the complexity of traditional law firms or DIY platforms.

Start with our free screening. If eligible, our legal team will assess your strongest criteria and guide you through building your case.

No. The EB-1A is one of the few green card types that does not require a U.S. employer to sponsor you.

The EB-1A is a green card for individuals who demonstrate extraordinary ability in their field, such as the sciences, arts, business, education, or athletics.

We want you to feel confident in your decision to work with us. If things change, Boundless offers a straightforward cancellation process and a money-back guarantee for eligible services. Terms vary depending on the visa type and where you are in the process — full details are available in our service agreement.


Yes. For companies managing multiple international hires, Boundless offers volume-based pricing and a scalable platform to support visa sponsorship at any stage of growth.


Yes. You can start a new company, purchase an existing one, or invest in a franchise—so long as the investment is active and at risk, and the business is more than marginal.

No fixed dollar minimum exists in the law. The investment must be large enough to fund the type of business you’re pursuing and show financial commitment. Capitalization expectations differ by industry.

It’s a nonimmigrant visa that allows citizens of qualifying treaty countries to live and work in the U.S. based on a “substantial” investment in a bona fide U.S. business.