Want to perform in the United States? The O-1 Visa is your ticket. Every year, countless artists and bands lose opportunities to perform in the U.S. simply because they don’t have the right visa. Don’t let contracts, tours, or festival invitations slip away. With the O-1 Visa, your talent can legally cross borders and open the doors to the U.S. stage.
For over 17 years, Attorney Gilda McDowell has been helping immigrants achieve their American dreams. As an immigrant herself, Gilda understands the challenges you face — and she’s dedicated to ensuring that no artist loses opportunities due to immigration barriers.
Our firm has been featured on trusted media outlets such as Telemundo, Univision, and La Que Buena Radio, building confidence in the Hispanic community for more than a decade.
The O-1 Visa is designed for artists and individuals with extraordinary ability. If you’re a musician, singer, or part of a band that has achieved recognition in your field, the O-1 Visa allows you to perform legally in the United States. Even better, your team can come with you. The O-2 Visa allows managers, sound engineers, and crew members to travel alongside the artist — ensuring your performances are complete and professional.
You do NOT need to be internationally famous. Local press, signed contracts, strong streaming numbers, or participation in festivals can qualify as evidence of your talent.
Here are the common signs that you may already qualify for an O-1 Visa:
If any of these apply to you, you may already be closer to approval than you think.
We make the O-1 Visa process simple and clear:
(with premium processing)
Your story could be the next success. With the right legal guidance, your music can go further than ever before.
We believe in honesty and transparency. Here’s what to expect:
Starting at $7,500
$2,000 each
$2,500 USCIS fee/
No. Local recognition, contracts, and press can also qualify.
Yes. With the O-2 Visa, your team can travel with you.
With Premium Processing, approvals can come in as little as 15 days.
Don’t lose another concert, contract, or tour because of paperwork. Your talent deserves the U.S. stage.