Autonomous visa and immigration filing
Every requirement the authority publishes, accounted for before you file.
VisaClerk reads what the deciding authority actually requires, checks your documents against it item by item, and refuses to say you are ready while anything required is still open. Government fees are never marked up.
No account. No card. No sales call.
- routes, each dated
- 13routes, each dated
- need no visa at all
- 4need no visa at all
- added to any government fee
- 0%added to any government fee
UK Electronic Travel Authorisation from the United States
UK Home Office
- The passport you will actually travel on
- A photograph of your face
- One application for every travellerRequired. Not accounted for yet.
- A permitted reason for the trip
A real route from the corpus. The check runs in your browser.
Every requirement read from the authority itself — 13 routes, each one dated
- USCIS
- GOV.UK
- 中国领事服务
- Bureau of Immigration, India
- Home Affairs, Australia
- IRCC Canada
The problem
Applications fail on procedure rather than on merit: a missing document, a photograph against the wrong background, a date that does not match the one on a bank statement.
That used to cost a delay. Since August 2026 USCIS may deny an application outright instead of asking for what is missing, and a consular counter has always turned an incomplete file away on the spot. Meanwhile agencies charge two to four hundred dollars for work that is almost entirely mechanical.
- 5 Aug 2026
USCIS may now deny without asking for the missing evidence first
USCIS policy alert
- $760
at risk on a single naturalisation filing that is one document short
USCIS fee schedule
- $200–260
charged in agency fees for work that is almost entirely mechanical
Oasis China Visa, published rates
Who it is for
Three people, one problem
Travellers
Anyone who needs an e-visa, an electronic authorisation or a consular visa, and would rather not pay an agency several hundred dollars to fill in a form.
Permanent residents filing with USCIS
Naturalisation and renewals, where a missing initial evidence item can now mean a denial rather than a request for evidence.
Employers and institutions
Organisations preparing applications for staff or students, who need the same check applied consistently across a cohort.
The free check
What does this authority actually require from you?
Pick your route and see the published requirements, each one linked to its official source and dated. Mark what you hold, and see exactly what is still open. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
What are you doing?
We hold the published requirements for a small number of routes so far. Where we do not hold a route we say so, rather than guessing.
The sequence
From a route to a filing
- 1
Tell us the route
Your passport and destination, or the form you are filing.
- 2
See what is actually required
The authority's own published requirements, each one linked to its source.
- 3
Account for every item
Mark what you hold. Anything still open is listed, most consequential first.
- 4
File, or let us prepare it
Use the list yourself for nothing, or have the whole application prepared and checked.
How it works
Checked against what actually decides it
Every requirement comes from the authority's own published guidance, carries the date it was last verified, and links to the page it was read from.
- Sourced, and dated
- Every requirement links to the official page it was read from and carries the date it was last checked. A rule we have not verified recently is marked as such rather than stated with false confidence.
- A ledger, not a score
- There is no such thing as being seventy-two percent prepared. Each item is accounted for or it is not, and nothing is called ready while a required item is open.
- It will tell you no
- The check is built to refuse. If something required is missing it says so, even when that is not what you wanted to hear before a trip you have already booked.
- Fees at cost, always
- Government and embassy fees are shown exactly as the authority charges them, and passed through untouched. We never add anything to a fee, and we itemise everything before you pay.
- Fully automated where it can be
- For an e-visa or an electronic authorisation there is no counter and no passport handling. The whole application is software, which is why it costs a fraction of an agency fee.
- Honest about the physical steps
- Some authorities demand a passport at a counter or a fingerprint in person. Where that is true we say so, and never charge you as though we had removed a step we cannot remove.
Questions people actually ask
Is VisaClerk a law firm?
No. We prepare documents and check them against published requirements. We do not represent you, we do not file Form G-28, and we do not give legal advice. Where a case involves criminal history, a prior removal or overstay, unlawful presence or a waiver, we refer you to an immigration attorney rather than taking it on.
What changed in August 2026, and why does it matter?
USCIS began authorising officers to deny a benefit request without first issuing a Request for Evidence or a Notice of Intent to Deny, where required initial evidence was not provided at filing. Previously an omission usually meant a request and a chance to fix it. Now it can mean an outright denial, the loss of the filing fee, and a place at the back of the queue.
Do you mark up government fees?
Never. Embassy, consular and USCIS fees are shown exactly as the authority charges them and passed through untouched. Everything is itemised before you pay, so you can see precisely what is a government fee and what is ours.
Can you do the whole thing without me?
For an e-visa or an electronic travel authorisation, yes — there is no counter and nobody needs to handle your passport. For a consular visa a passport has to physically reach a visa office, and some authorities take fingerprints in person. We say which case you are in before you pay, rather than implying we have removed a step we cannot remove.
How current are the requirements?
Every route records the date its sources were last checked, and that date is shown to you. Past a threshold the check tells you the rules may have moved and points you at the official page. Immigration rules change without notice, and a confidently wrong answer is worse than no answer.
What do you do with my documents?
The free check runs entirely in your browser and sends nothing anywhere. Nothing is saved unless you press save, and that button only appears after your result is already on screen.
Which routes do you cover?
A deliberately small number, fully verified, growing steadily. Where we do not hold a route we say so and point you at the official guidance rather than guessing at requirements.
What the same application costs elsewhere
Agency fees in this market are large and rarely explained. These are published figures for the same work, with the authority's own fee separated out, because that part is not ours to mark up.
China tourist visa, standard processing
What this route requiresThe authority charges $140 either way. That part is not ours to mark up.
Plus return shipping, quoted separately. Expedited runs to roughly $620.
Oasis China Visa ServicesThe application prepared and checked automatically. A contracted local agent makes the one submission that has to happen in person, passed through at cost.
UK Electronic Travel Authorisation
What this route requiresThe authority charges £20 either way. That part is not ours to mark up.
The Home Office warns on its own guidance page that sites other than the official one may charge inflated fees.
GOV.UK — apply for an Electronic Travel AuthorisationOr nothing at all: the free check tells you what this needs and links you to the official site, which is the cheapest route and one we will point you at.
Government fees are shown exactly as the authority charges them and are passed through untouched. Where the cheapest option is to apply directly yourself, the free check says so.
Pricing
A free check that holds nothing back, then a flat fee per application. Government fees are shown at cost and passed through untouched.
Readiness check
What the authority requires, and what you are still missing.
- Every requirement, linked to its official source
- What is still open, most consequential first
- Runs in your browser and sends nothing anywhere
Travel visa
Prepared, checked and submitted, without an agency fee.
- Fully automated for an e-visa or an authorisation
- Documents and photographs checked to specification
- Government fees passed through untouched
US filing
Every required initial evidence item accounted for before you file.
- Built for a regime with no Request for Evidence to fall back on
- Consistency checked across dates, names and history
- Referred to an attorney where a case genuinely needs one
Fees are flat and published. Government, embassy and USCIS fees are never marked up. VisaClerk prepares documents and does not provide legal representation. Prices in USD.
Find out what you are missing before it costs you
The check is free, runs in your browser, and will tell you when you need no visa at all — or when applying directly yourself is cheaper than paying us.
Check your routeIt runs in your browser. VisaClerk never sees your inputs.