~Seminar on Visas to USA to be held in city on Sept 14th~

Hyderabad, August'2008: Many people of Indian origin, particularly people from Andhra Pradesh, be it students, business men, medical professionals and many other categories have been heading for American shores either for studies or for other reasons. Due to lack of good institutions, world class facilities of higher studies, lace of MD seats for medical professionals — made even more scarce by reservation — doctors are queuing up to go to USA in increasing number. Even the people from varied backgrounds and professions, teachers, businessmen are also looking at USA for the future prospects.

Hundreds of visa-seekers to the United States who throng the US Consulate various offices across India are fleeced of thousands of rupees by touts.

And all of these individuals and professionals need Visa consultation or guidance. But, many a times they land in the hands of mediocre USA Visa Consultants and fall prey for their greeds and land up in trouble. To help people of varied backgrounds, business men, students, medical professionals and others, Mr. Himish Bhatnagar, a former Chief Consular Investigator—Anti Fraud Unit with American Embassy now an independent USA Visas Consultant in association with Hyderabad based Ameyas IT Consulting Pvt. Ltd. is planning to organize a Seminar on American Visas here in city at a centrally located venue on September 14, for the benefit of people of South India. People from all walks of life and professions who are aspiring to go to USA can attend the seminar and seek authentic information and guidance from the expert. It is his maiden seminar in South India.

Addressing a press conference here in city, Himish Bhatnagar appealed to people in Andhra Pradesh to utilize this rare opportunity. Himish brings with him several years of rich experience in guiding people professionally. He is the most authentic and most sought after independent USA Visa consultant with credible back ground in the country.

Delhi-based visa consultant Himish Bhatnagar has handling a veritable deluge of applications. "The volume of doctors going to the US from India has increased dramatically in the last two years," he says. Last year, Bhatnagar helped 400 doctors get visas to the United States as compared to the mere 250 in 2005. Particularly the demand is more from the State of Andhra Pradesh, he informed.

The demand for US visas in India is the highest in the world, registering a growth of 61% in 2007. More businessmen and tourists have travelled to the US from India than virtually any other country. In India, the four US consulates processed 725,000 visas in fiscal year 2007, an increase of 58% over 2006. More than half of these were for B-1/B-2 visas. Almost 80% more B-1/B-2 visas compared to the previous year.

US has the highest number of students in its institutions from India. Indian population constitutes 17 percent of people visiting USA every year.

About 30 per cent of the Indian IT work-force in the US hails from Andhra Pradesh and 1/3 visa seekers are from Andhra Pradesh. In the last 20 years, the largest number of US visa seekers have also hailed from the state.

Himish is a recipient of many Meritorious Honors and Awards for his sustained and excellence services while working with American Consulate in New Delhi.

After taking the voluntary retirement in June 2000, Himish has been working independently as a Visa Consultant. Handling all types of non-immigrant and immigrant visa cases, especially Medical Doctors appearing for USMLE Exams, aspiring students seeking admissions in post-graduate and other courses. Due to the professional attitude and excellent track record and high success rate, Himish also represent U.S. Immigration Law firms in India.

The Seminar on Visas to USA to be held in Hyderabad is an excellent opportunity for those who want genuine guidance from a very authentic person who has all the knowledge and expertise. Our Company GIE Consultant in associated with Hyderabad based Ameyas IT Consulting Pvt. Ltd. We offer our services in entire South India, he informed