From DS-160 to border crossing, on one record.
Workers fill out the DS-160 in Mi Chamba, your team reviews it, and appointments, filing dates and visa details stay with each worker. It works alongside your filer and your recruiter.
What you get
DS-160 on the worker’s phone.
Workers answer the DS-160 questions in Mi Chamba, in English or Spanish. Your team reviews and approves it, and exports the PDF.
Ready for the appointment.
When a hired worker has every required document, they are marked ready for their consular appointment. Appointment details and instructions show on the worker’s Mi Chamba home screen.
Petition paperwork from worker data.
The I-129 attachment fills from the worker’s information.
Filing dates on a timeline.
Track the filing timeline, including Appendix A and the I-797.
Visa and crossing details.
Visa number and expiration, USCIS receipt numbers and the crossing date sit on the worker’s contract record.
How it works
Step one: the worker fills out the DS-160.
They do it in Mi Chamba.
Step two: your team reviews and approves.
The worker is marked ready for the appointment once their documents are in.
Step three: track through arrival.
Appointment, receipt numbers, visa and crossing date stay on one record.
Every date in the case, in one place.
Visa processing runs on dates: filings, receipts, appointments, crossings. H2 Organizer keeps them on each worker’s record, so the season’s paperwork tells one consistent story.
Less chasing between the petition and the border.
