On 08/11/18 11:05, John Willis wrote:
On Nov 7, 2018, at 7:12 AM, Warin <61sundow...@gmail.com
<mailto:61sundow...@gmail.com>> wrote:
1) this is a commercial firm - not a government
authority/branch/department/etc
2) it 'assist' people to obtain a visa
3) it is not at an airport/seaport/boarder
4) the visa is obtained before travel commences.
5) it is not within the country where the visa is used
if they don’t issue visas, they are immigration or travel
paralegals/lawyers. this sounds like people assisting tourists. An
office assisting people trying to get *residence* in a country is
certainly an immigration lawyer.
This does sound like something completely different than the
amenity=immigration I am thinking of.
I am unsure of a tag - but simply office=visa should be out.
office=travel assistance or visa assistance or something.
It is an office you go to. You present documents, they ask questions,
you answer, you pay a fee,
the office fills out forms using that information provided (and they
then send it off to an embassy/consulate)
and then some time later you get a visa back from the office (but the
visa itself is actually from the embassy/consulate).
In the above situation, what is wrong with office=visa ? You apply to
the office, they (usually) get you a visa.
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