Rapidvisa in the Press

“RapidVisa Celebrates 10th Anniversary and Grand Opening of New Las Vegas Headquarters”
“RapidVisa, the industry pioneer in online visa processing, celebrated its 10th anniversary and the grand opening of a new Las Vegas headquarters on Wednesday, July 17.”

“Ben Ives. Founder & CEO of RapidVisa. Las Vegas, USA”
“A former United States Air Force member, Ives found out first hand what it was like to bring a foreign national to the US following marriage. It was an eye-opening time for Ives, as he worked tediously…”
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“Debunking Myths Surrounding International Marriages”
“Based on the confusion regarding income guidelines, RapidVisa has created a tool that potential sponsors can utilize to calculate their income requirements for free.”

RapidVisa Enters Endorsement Deal with Reality TV Personality Paola Mayfield
“RapidVisa, a disruptive immigration software company based in Las Vegas, has entered an endorsement deal with Paola Mayfield, popular cast member from season 1 of the TLC hit show “90 Day Fiancé”.”

“Online visa processor company relocates to Las Vegas”
“RapidVisa, an online immigrant visa processor, has relocated its headquarters from Colorado Springs, Colorado to Las Vegas, with an office in Chinatown.”

“New Colorado Law Forces Immigration Software Company to Leave the State”
“Our new headquarters is three times the size of our old one to make room for our growth. Now we can get back to work disrupting an industry that desperately needs it…”
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“US-based visa processing firm sets up shop in Cebu”
“THE GROWING number of immigration petitions a US-based visa processing provider has been receiving prompted the firm to expand its operations in the Philippines…”

“US-based visa processing firm now in Cebu”
“Setting up the Cebu office, Hermosilla said, is an answer to the rising volume of visa applications from the Philippines…”
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“Fastest visa processing firm RAPIDVISA, now in Cebu”
“Our team reviews visa petitions three times before sending them to the government. Three sets of eyes looking to find errors or missing items…”

