August 2026 Visa Bulletin: what applicants should know
The State Department’s monthly bulletin decides who moves forward and who waits. Understanding how it works is worth more than memorising one month’s dates.
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U.S. Immigration
Strategic guidance for every stage of your journey.
From a first visa to naturalisation, every stage depends on the one before it. The aim is to see the whole path before the first step is taken.
Services by category
Family Immigration
Bringing a family together is, in most cases, where it starts.
- Marriage-based immigration
- Family petitions
- Adjustment of Status
- Consular Processing
- Fiancé Visa — K-1
Business & Employment
Visas tied to investment, intra-company transfer and professional qualification.
- E-1 Treaty Trader
- E-2 Investor
- EB-5 Investor
- H-1B
- L-1
- O-1 Extraordinary Ability
- P Visas
- R-1
- Employment-based permanent residence
Students & Exchange
Study and exchange programmes in the United States.
- F-1
- J-1
Visitor Visas
Travel for tourism and business.
- B-1 / B-2
Permanent Residence
The two routes to a green card.
- Green Card
- Adjustment of Status
- Consular Processing
Citizenship
The final stage of the immigration process.
- Naturalization
- Citizenship matters
Complex immigration matters
Complex immigration matters
For certain proceedings in the United States that require representation before U.S. authorities or courts, Rosane Damazio works in collaboration with attorneys duly licensed in the United States.
This includes removal defense, administrative and judicial appeals, and other proceedings that depend on admission before U.S. agencies and courts. Coordinating this way ensures each client receives representation appropriate to their needs, without losing the international view of the case.
About professional admission
Rosane Damazio is admitted to practice law in Brazil (Brazilian Bar Association, OAB/RS 29.440). For matters requiring representation by U.S.-licensed counsel, services are coordinated with appropriately licensed attorneys.
How We Work
One method, four stages.
From first contact to closing the file, the process is the same — only the jurisdiction changes.
01
Understand
We begin by understanding your goals, background and international circumstances.
02
Strategy
We identify the legal path and coordinate the appropriate professionals and jurisdictions.
03
Execution
Your matter is handled with organization, transparency and constant communication.
04
Global Support
When necessary, we coordinate with licensed attorneys and professionals in other jurisdictions.
Insights
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