Om Immigration

We are set up in the Dindayal Society on Akota Road, over in the Mujmahuda area of Baroda. The office is right there in a residential-feeling spot, which makes it a bit quieter than the main road, but not by much. We handle immigration work, which basically means we are professional form-fillers. Every day is a cycle of checking documents, making photocopies, and making sure nobody missed a signature. It’s tedious work, and sometimes the government websites crash right when we need them, which is always frustrating. We have a few desks and some very old filing cabinets that probably need replacing. People come to us from all over Baroda because they are confused by the visa process, and we try to clear things up as best we can. It’s a lot of responsibility because people’s plans depend on these papers being right. We aren't a big corporate firm; it’s just a small team of us working here. The office gets a bit messy with all the envelopes and folders, but we have our own system. Most of our clients come through word of mouth from neighbors in the Dindayal Society or people we’ve helped before. It’s just steady, daily work, trying to get through the stack of files on the desk before the sun goes down. We just keep at it, one application at a time.