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Initial preparation and documents
Before stacking forms, organize the context: who you are, what you have built, and what you seek in the United States.
Before moving to a more detailed analysis, gathering context is usually more useful than stacking forms. Information about education, professional history, corporate ties, family situation, and your goal in the United States helps the team understand the picture more clearly.
There is no single definitive list for everyone. What matters at the start is being able to explain, honestly, who you are, what you have built, and what you seek. Official documents, translations, and specific requirements tend to be handled at the right stage of the project · not as a generic first step.
How initial assistance fits
MGM's initial assistance gathers basic information to guide the next contact. It is an administrative organization step, without eligibility analysis or a guarantee of outcome.
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Organize preparation with clarity.
The preliminary assessment gathers initial information and helps the MGM team understand your context before the next contact.
Initial contact with no guarantee of eligibility, approval or outcome. Submission does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not create an engagement. MGM provides global mobility coordination and administrative support; legal services, when needed, are provided separately by independent U.S.-licensed counsel.
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