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Apply for a U.S. visa for special immigrants (EB-4) in Kosovo

File the I-360 petition, the National Visa Center takes your case, pay the NVC fees, your sponsor signs the Affidavit of Support, your sponsor gathers the financial evidence, fill in the DS-260 application, prepare the documents, pay the U.S. visa fee, scan your documents, submit the documents, book the visa appointment, register online, have the medical exam, send the documents the week before the interview, attend the interview, the consular officer decides on your visa, get your passport, pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee, travel before the visa expires.

You live in Kosovo. Your passport is from Kosovo. Going to the U.S. Visa type Employment-Based Immigrants (E1, E2, E3, EW3, C5, T5, R5, I5). Employment category: EB-4 Certain Special Immigrants.

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What it costs

U.S. visa for special immigrants (EB-4)
Fee for the U.S. visa for special immigrants (EB-4)Paid to the U.S. Department of State, for each special immigrant, on an approved I-360. Not refunded.2,3$2051
The A Company's serviceThe A Company prepares the I-360 petition, pays the NVC fees, prepares the Affidavit of Support for your sponsor, prepares the list of financial evidence for your sponsor, fills in the DS-260 application, prepares the documents for the interview, pays the U.S. visa fee, scans your documents, submits the documents in CEAC, books the visa appointment, registers you online for the return of your passport, books the medical exam, sends the documents to the U.S. Embassy the week before the interview, and pays the USCIS Immigrant Fee. Paid to The A Company, half at the start, half before the interview.41€2,5001

Total€2,683

At the European Central Bank rate of October 14, 2026: €1 = $1.1195

Step 1: File the I-360 petition

Form I-360, Petition for Amerasian, Widow(er), or Special Immigrant, goes to USCIS: in some subcategories your employer files it, in others you file it yourself, and some can be filed online. Whoever files it pays USCIS $515. No labor certification is needed. Certain employees of the U.S. Government abroad use Form DS-1884 instead.4,5,6,7,8,3,9

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The I-797 approval notice of the petition for the EB-4 visa

Step 2: The National Visa Center takes your case

When USCIS approves the petition, your case goes to the National Visa Center (NVC). Log in to ceac.state.gov for your case status and the list of documents you must submit.10,11

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The NVC Welcome Letter with the case number

Step 3: Pay the NVC fees

The first thing after the NVC Welcome Letter: pay $205 for each immigrant, and the Affidavit of Support fee.2,13,14

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The NVC fee payment page in CEAC

Step 4: Your sponsor signs the Affidavit of Support

With Form I-864, your sponsor accepts financial responsibility for you in the United States. It is legally enforceable.15,16

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Form I-864, Affidavit of Support

Step 5: Your sponsor gathers the financial evidence

Each financial sponsor gathers evidence of their finances and the other supporting documents for the Affidavit of Support.17

The sponsor's IRS tax return transcript

Step 6: Fill in the DS-260 application

You and each family member immigrating with you fill in the DS-260 online. Print its confirmation page and bring it to the interview.18

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The DS-260 confirmation page for the EB-4 visa

Step 7: Prepare the documents

Civil documents issued by the official authority, with certified translations when they are not in English or the official language of the country you apply from.19,20

Required

  • An open passport

    PassportYour current passport.21

  • The DS-260 confirmation page for the EB-4 visa

    DS-260 confirmationThe confirmation page of your DS-260, printed.18

  • A printed visa photo

    PhotoPhotos as the U.S. visa photo rules ask.19

  • Visa appointment confirmation

    Visa appointment confirmationYour interview appointment confirmation letter. It shows that you booked your appointment through the official appointment service.22

  • The panel physician's medical exam form (DS-2054)

    Medical exam resultsThe results of your medical examination. In a sealed envelope, if the physician gives them to you.23

Step 8: Pay the U.S. visa fee

The visa application fee. Keep the receipt or its reference number safe.24

The visa fee receipt for the EB-4 visa

Step 9: Scan your documents

Once you have all the documents, scan each one and save it, with a scanner or a smartphone.25

Each document scanned and saved as its own file

Step 10: Submit the documents in CEAC

Log in to CEAC, upload the Affidavit of Support and the civil documents, then press Submit Documents.26

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Required

  • A photocopy of the passport's data page

    Copy of the passport bio pageA photocopy of the biographic data page of your passport. One copy.27

  • Birth certificate

    Birth certificateYour birth certificate. The original or a certified copy. Some visas also ask for a photocopy.27

Step 11: Book the visa appointment

The appointment for your visa interview. At the U.S. Embassy or Consulate in your home country. You book it online, where you also select your visa type, add dependents and confirm the visa payment. Keep the appointment letter that confirms your booking, because you present it at the interview.28

Visa appointment confirmation

Step 12: Register online for the return of your passport

Your registration gives the Embassy the correct information to return your passport and documents after the interview. Before your visa interview appointment.23

The confirmation of the registration for the return of the passport

Step 13: Have the medical exam

You and each family member applying with you see an embassy-approved doctor, the panel physician, in the country of the interview.29

The panel physician's medical exam form (DS-2054)

Step 14: Send the documents to the U.S. Embassy the week before the interview

All the required original documents. To the Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy in Pristina. On the Tuesday of that week, at 16:00.23

The A Company's envelope that brings the original documents back, with its shipping label

Step 15: Attend the interview at the U.S. Embassy in Pristina

A consular officer interviews you and decides whether you are eligible for the immigrant visa. Bring the printed DS-260 confirmation page.21

U.S. Embassy Pristina

Address
Arberia/Dragodan, Rr. 4 KORRIKU Nr.25, Pristina, Kosovo30
Phone
+383 38 59 59 300030
Email
PristinaVISAS@state.gov30
Website
xk.usembassy.gov30

Step 16: The consular officer decides on your visa

If the visa is approved, you may pay a visa issuance fee, if one applies to your nationality. You are told how your passport with the visa will be returned to you.31

CEAC's Visa Status Check: the visa issued

Step 17: Get your passport with the U.S. visa

If your visa is approved, the passport comes back through the courier service. You get an email or a text message once the passport is ready.23

Step 18: Pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee

After you get the immigrant visa and before you travel, pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee.32

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The USCIS Immigrant Fee receipt for the EB-4 visa

Step 19: Travel before the visa expires

Enter the United States before the expiration date printed on the visa. Until you have the visa, do not sell your house or leave your job.32,33

The Turkish Airlines e-ticket itinerary: Pristina, Istanbul, San Francisco and back

Ask us about the EB-4 visa

Questions? Answers.

How much does the EB-4 visa cost in Kosovo?

$205 for each special immigrant, to the U.S. Department of State, on an approved I-360. Whoever files the I-360 pays USCIS $515 for most petitions.2,8

Who can get an EB-4 visa?

Special immigrants: among them religious workers, certain broadcasters, certain employees of the U.S. government abroad and their families, retired employees of international organizations, and members of the U.S. armed forces.34,4,7

Can a religious worker get an EB-4 visa?

Yes, as a minister of religion or as a worker in a religious vocation or occupation. For at least 2 years before the petition you must have been a member of the denomination and worked continuously in that work.5,35,6

Is there a wait for the EB-4 visa from Kosovo?

Yes, by priority date. Only applicants whose priority date is earlier than the Visa Bulletin’s final action date for the fourth preference and for certain religious workers can get the visa now; Kosovo is in the column for all countries not listed.3,36

What are the U.S. employment-based immigrant visa categories (EB-1 to EB-5)?

Five, with about 140,000 visas each fiscal year. EB-1 is for people of extraordinary ability, outstanding professors and researchers, and multinational managers. EB-2 for professionals with advanced degrees or exceptional ability. EB-3 for skilled workers, professionals and other workers. EB-4 for special immigrants, such as religious workers. EB-5 for investors in a new U.S. business that creates jobs.3

What is the priority date for a U.S. employment-based immigrant visa?

The day your petition was filed. Visas are issued in that order until each category’s yearly limit is reached, and yours cannot be issued before your priority date is reached. In some heavily oversubscribed categories that takes several years. The Visa Bulletin shows the latest dates.3

How does a U.S. immigrant visa start?

Usually with a petition. A U.S. citizen or permanent resident relative files Form I-130, or a U.S. employer files Form I-140, with USCIS. USCIS must approve it before your case moves to the National Visa Center (NVC).37

What happens after USCIS approves the petition?

USCIS sends your case to the National Visa Center (NVC). NVC creates it and sends you a Welcome Letter, with which you log in to CEAC. There you pay the fees and submit the forms and documents, and NVC reviews them before an interview can be scheduled. In categories with a yearly limit, you wait until a visa number is available for your priority date, the day the petition was filed.10

Which civil documents do I need for a U.S. immigrant visa?

A birth certificate, marriage and divorce certificates, and police certificates if you are 16 or older. They must be issued by the official authority in your country. Documents not in English, or in the official language of the country where you apply, need a certified translation.19,20

Who must attend the U.S. immigrant visa interview?

You, the principal applicant, at any age, and each family member immigrating with you who is at least 14 on the day of the interview. A family member with their own case number attends at any age. Your petitioner does not need to attend.21

How do I check the status of my U.S. visa application?

On the State Department’s Visa Status Check, at ceac.state.gov. Choose your visa type, then enter your passport number and the first five letters of your surname.38

Can anyone guarantee a U.S. visa?

No. Any claim that someone can guarantee a visa is fraudulent. A consular officer decides at the interview whether you qualify.39

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Official sources

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  1. 1The A Company on Googlegoogle.com, last read October 28, 2026
  2. 2Fees for Visa Servicestravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  3. 3Employment-Based Immigrant Visastravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  4. 4Employment-Based Immigration: Fourth Preference EB-4www.uscis.gov, last read October 28, 2026
  5. 5Immigrant Visas for Religious Workerstravel.state.gov, last read October 14, 2026
  6. 6USCIS Policy Manual, Volume 6, Part H, Chapter 2 - Religious Workerswww.uscis.gov, last read October 28, 2026
  7. 7I-360, Petition for Amerasian, Widow(er), or Special Immigrantwww.uscis.gov, last read October 28, 2026
  8. 8G-1055, Fee Schedulewww.uscis.gov, last read October 28, 2026
  9. 9Employment-Based Immigrant Visastravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  10. 10Step 2: Begin National Visa Center (NVC) Processingtravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  11. 11NVC Processingtravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  12. 129 FAM 502.5 (U) SPECIAL IMMIGRANTSfam.state.gov, last read October 28, 2026
  13. 13Pay Feestravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  14. 14Step 3: Pay Feestravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  15. 15Affidavit of Supporttravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  16. 16Step 4: Complete Affidavit of Supporttravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  17. 17Financial Documentstravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  18. 18Step 6: Complete Online Visa Application (DS-260)travel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  19. 19Civil Documents FAQstravel.state.gov, last read October 14, 2026
  20. 20Step 7: Collect Civil Documentstravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  21. 21Step 11: Applicant Interviewtravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  22. 22Applicant Interviewtravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  23. 23U.S. Embassy Pristina, Kosovo - PRItravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  24. 249 FAM 504.4 (U) PRE-APPOINTMENT PROCESSINGfam.state.gov, last read October 31, 2026
  25. 25Scan Documentstravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  26. 26Submit Documentstravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  27. 27Civil Documentstravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  28. 28Employment-Based Immigrant Visastravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  29. 29Step 10: Prepare for the Interviewtravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  30. 30U.S. Embassy in Kosovo: Visasxk.usembassy.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  31. 31After the Interviewtravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  32. 32Step 12: After the Interviewtravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  33. 33After the Interviewtravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  34. 34Permanent Workerswww.uscis.gov, last read October 23, 2026
  35. 35Green Card for a Religious Worker (Minister or Non-Minister)www.uscis.gov, last read October 23, 2026
  36. 36Visa Bulletin For November 2026travel.state.gov, last read October 28, 2026
  37. 37Step 1: Submit a Petitiontravel.state.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  38. 38Visa Status Checkceac.state.gov, last read October 15, 2026
  39. 39U.S. Embassy in Kosovo: Nonimmigrant Visa FAQxk.usembassy.gov, last read October 11, 2026
  40. 40The A Company: our numberstheacompany.ai, last read October 17, 2026
  41. 41The A Company: the eb-4 servicetheacompany.ai, last read November 2, 2026