Last updated: July 2026 · Informational and clerical services only — not legal or immigration advice. For regulated advice, consult a registered OISC/IAA (UK) or RCIC (Canada) adviser. Not affiliated with any government or embassy.
We do the paperwork you dread: the DS-160 form, the proof-of-funds letter, the passport application. We do it as clerical, educational work. These services are not open yet — the prices below are what we plan to charge when they are, and there is no checkout on this site today. We never file as your representative. You pay the MRV fee yourself, on the official portal, in your own name. And we never take upfront cash to “secure” a visa. That line is the whole point of this page.
What we do — and what we never do
In short: our help is clerical and educational only. In the UK, paid immigration advice needs OISC/IAA registration. In Canada, only an RCIC or a lawyer may represent you for a fee. Source: gov.uk, Immigration Advice Authority; canada.ca, CICC.
We fill forms and check photos to the official spec. We review bank statements and draft a letter of explanation. We verify an employer on a public register and build your document checklist. All of it is clerical work — legal in Nigeria, and separate from regulated advice.
Here is what we never do. We never say “we will represent you.” We never lodge a submission in your name to a visa officer. We never promise an outcome. And we never take cash to “guarantee” or “buy” a slot or a visa. Any agent who asks for that is running the classic upfront-fee scam. On r/Nigeria, Nigerians report a ₦1 million down-payment and a ₦2.8 million “relocation package”. The agents ran the VFS biometrics, then went silent. Learn the pattern first: how to spot a fake visa agent.
The services, and what each costs in ₦
Each offer names one deliverable, one ₦ starting price, and what it is not. These are planned launch prices, not a live price list — nothing here can be bought yet. Our fee would cover our clerical work only. The government’s own visa fee is always separate, and you always pay it yourself.
| Service | What you get | What it is NOT | From (₦) |
|---|---|---|---|
| DS-160 completion + photo check | We complete your DS-160 and check your photo to the 600×600 spec | Not the $185 MRV fee, not the interview, not representation | ₦25,000 |
| Proof-of-funds review + letter of explanation | We review your statements and draft your CEC-exemption or funds LOE | Not legal advice, not an approval guarantee | ₦40,000 |
| UK sponsor-licence verification | We look your employer up on the gov.uk register and flag red flags | Not a job offer, not a Certificate of Sponsorship | ₦10,000 |
| Schengen refusal review + reapply plan | We read your refusal letter and map the reapply fix | Not an appeal filed in your name | ₦35,000 |
| Passport-application concierge | We complete your NIS form, booking and document checklist | Not an NIS agent, no queue-jumping | ₦20,000 |
In short: the DS-160 form itself is free. The US visa (MRV) fee is $185 for B1/B2, F and most categories — paid to the US mission, never to us. Source: travel.state.gov.
In short: Canada raised the single-applicant proof-of-funds floor to CA$14,690, up from CA$13,757. Canadian Experience Class applicants are exempt, but they must upload a letter of explanation. Source: canada.ca. Our review drafts that letter and checks your statements — the two things that quietly sink files.
For the sponsor-licence lookup, we check the employer on the official register. That confirms a “sponsorship offer” is real before you pay anyone: verify a UK sponsor licence from Nigeria.
How payment will work when we open
We are not taking payment yet, and there is no checkout anywhere on this site. When we open, our own fee is planned to settle in naira on Nigerian rails — card, transfer or USSD — so no dollar card is needed to pay us. The government’s visa fee is always a separate charge, in its own currency, paid by you to the government. That USD checkout is where a naira card usually declines. When it does, work the payment path here: how to pay visa fees from Nigeria.
Send us your case
We are not open yet, so there is nothing to buy and nobody to pay. Use the form below to tell us the route you are on and where you are stuck. We will write back when the service opens, with a fixed ₦ price for the clerical task and nothing more.
Informational and clerical services only — not legal or immigration advice. For regulated advice on your case, consult a registered OISC/IAA (UK) or RCIC (Canada) adviser. Government fees change — confirm every figure on the official portal before you pay. Not affiliated with any government or embassy. Sources cited only — expert review pending.
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