Book a mobility consultation with our US team.
A mobility consultation is a short first call with our US team about internships, nearshore teams or visas for staff. First, you tell us who needs to move, where they need to go and when that move should ideally happen. Then we listen, ask a few questions and explain plainly which of our services fits your plan and your dates. After the call, we send a short written plan with the next steps, the people involved and the open points. The form below reaches our small team directly, and we answer in English, Spanish or French, whichever suits you best.
How Do You Send Us Your Request in a Few Steps?
First, fill in the fields below for your mobility consultation. Next, press Send Message, and the form goes straight to our team. A reply is then sent by email to the address you give. Also, career offices, companies, students, graduates and professionals all use the same form.
What Happens After You Send the Form to Our Team?
Once your consultation request arrives, we reply with two or three times for a short call. For example, a staff member from university relations takes calls from career offices. Likewise, nearshore teams and visa cases go to the matching role on our team.
After the mobility consultation, you receive a first plan in writing. Meanwhile, you can read who will answer your request before we meet.
Frequently Asked Questions on How We Reply to Your Note
The first call covers your plan, your dates and the service that fits it. This works the same way for schools, students, professionals and companies. We listen, answer your questions and explain the next steps. If you then choose to work with us, any offer or invoice comes in writing, so you can review it first.
Yes, many firms ask about both at once. For example, a company may hire in Mexico and later move one person to the USA. We cover both topics in the same call and plan them as one project. Then a lawyer or consultant who works with us handles the legal side of the move.
An immigration lawyer or consultant who works with us gives the legal advice, as part of our service. On the first call, our team explains the usual routes and the steps ahead. Then an immigration lawyer or consultant gives a legal opinion on your own case. If you already have a lawyer or consultant, we work with them instead and keep the full file in order.
A short list of courses, likely dates and preferred regions is enough. If you have past placements or a template agreement, please share them too. We can work with whatever you have, so do not wait for a perfect brief. We confirm the list by email before the call, and we ask for anything missing during the call.
No, a rough range is fine for the first call. We use it to suggest the countries and roles that fit. Exact costs come later in a written offer, once the role brief is clear. You can change the range at any time, and we update the plan to match it.