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Maiona Ward Immigration Law (Boston)
Boston immigration law firm on South Street whose practice covers visitor, student and trainee visas, work visas and family immigration to the United States.
Facts from the agency's website
- Name
- Maiona Ward Immigration Law
- Address
- 192 South St #500, Boston, MA 02111
- City
Boston, United States
- Phone
- +1 617-695-2220
- Services it lists
- Visitor visas · Student visas · Nonimmigrant work visas · Family immigration · Business immigration
- Destinations
- United States
- Website
- maionapc.com
- Last checked
- 2 Nov 2026
- Our checks
4 of 5 checks
- ✓Website is live and names the businessmaionapc.com · opened 31 Oct 2026
- ✓Address on its own website192 South St #500, Boston, MA 02111
- ✓Phone on its own website+1 617-695-2220
- –Prices published, with a dateNot checked yet
- ✓Checked in the last 90 daysLast checked 2 Nov 2026
Sources. We took these facts from the agency's own pages.
- maionapc.com/contact-us · opened 31 Oct 2026“Boston Office 192 South St #500 Boston, MA 02111”
- maionapc.com · opened 31 Oct 2026“Visitors, Students & Trainees Visas”
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- Ask for the company's registration details and check that they match its website.
- Ask for a written quote that shows the official visa fee and the agency's own fee separately.
- No agency can guarantee a visa. Treat “guaranteed approval” as a red flag.
- Pay to an account in the company's name and keep the receipt.
- A visit visa doesn't let you work. A job offer that comes with a visit visa is a common scam.
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