UVP gives your consultancy one clear record for every case — documents, payments, and status — from the first enquiry to the day it’s resolved.
Documents, payments, and status against a single case — the same record staff edit and the applicant reads.
UVP-00128
Arjun Mehta · H-1B
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Cases, documents, payments and compliance work, gated by role from counsellor to owner.
You don’t create an account. Once your consultancy opens your case, the email on your file is your way in.
No access yet? Ask your consultant to confirm the email on your file.
Passports, dates of birth, and home addresses are some of the most sensitive data a person will ever hand over. This is what actually happens to it.
20+
Server-enforced permissions
256-bit
Field-level encryption
100%
Payments independently verified
Passport numbers, dates of birth, and addresses are encrypted at rest with a versioned key ring. Nothing sensitive is stored in the clear.
A separate HMAC index enables exact-match lookups — like catching a repeat applicant — without ever decrypting the underlying data.
Every sensitive access and every write is recorded in a log the database itself is configured to reject edits or deletes on.
Twenty fine-grained permissions, checked on every request. The interface can hide a button; only the server can grant access.
Configured, not hard-coded — each visa category carries its own document checklist, milestone plan, and fee structure.
A checklist generated per case, versioned uploads, and an explicit verified state on every file.
Confirmation numbers, MRV receipts, and fee status held against the case, not a separate spreadsheet.
Submission and verification are two different people, always — enforced by the system.
A full, immutable timeline from enquiry to outcome, visible to staff and the applicant alike.
Consent, export and erasure handled as reviewed workflows — every step on the audit trail.
Curated changes from the U.S. Department of State, USCIS, and the Embassy — nothing unofficial.
Five stages, each with a defined owner and a recorded outcome.
Your consultant records your details and opens a case against the right visa category — the document checklist and milestone plan are generated automatically from that category, not assembled by hand.
Each requirement is tracked individually — submitted, then verified. Nothing is marked complete on a guess.
Whoever submits your payment can never be the one who verifies it. Work on your case doesn't continue until a second reviewer has confirmed it.
Once you're a client on file, a one-time code sent to your email signs you into a read-only portal — your status, checklist, and payment history. No account to create, nothing to remember.
VAC and interview logistics are tracked to the day. Approval, refusal, or 221(g) is recorded the moment it's known — already on the audit trail.
Every update is filtered by visa category and flagged by importance, so a policy change on F1 interview waivers doesn’t get lost in a feed about H1B fees.
MRV fee revision for B1/B2 applicants
U.S. Department of State · MRV Fee
Interview waiver criteria updated for renewals
U.S. Embassy, New Delhi · Interview Process
You don't self-register. Once your consultancy opens a case for you and records your email, you can request a one-time sign-in code at any time — no account to create beforehand. If you can't sign in, the most common reason is that your email isn't on file yet; ask your consultant to confirm it.
Both. Staff run the full case-management workflow behind a sign-in; applicants get a separate, read-only status portal signed into with an emailed one-time code — a different, deliberately narrower system, not a shared login.
No. Consultants collect payment however they already do (UPI, bank transfer, cash, card) and record it in UVP. What UVP adds is the verification workflow: a second reviewer confirms the payment, and work can't proceed until they do.
It's a first-class workflow: a request is logged, reviewed by a manager who wasn't the one who logged it, and — once nothing tied to it is still an active case — the applicant's personal data is anonymised. Every step is on the audit trail.
Whichever ones a consultancy configures — the document checklist, milestone plan, and fee structure for each visa category and application type are editable data, not hard-coded logic.