Good Men Project

"What the toilet paper shortage can teach us about 5 leadership styles"

“What we can control is to maintain stability and a positive attitude and provide great customer service to our customers who are counting on us."

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Newsweek

"Looking to Marry Your Partner Who Lives Overseas Anytime Soon? It's Not Going to be Easy"

"The problem now, is you got people laid off. If you're in the process of bringing a fiancé here, that's a real problem, especially with a recession coming," said Ives."

Article

Good Men Project

"Dating Trends: Unconventional Ways for Men To Finally Find Love"

"With gaming usage up 75% since quarantines have gone into effect, there’s an even better chance that you could find a match among a growing pool of dating prospects."

Article

Fox5 Vegas

"Fox5 News Interviews Ben Ives, CEO of RapidVisa"

TV Interview

Video

India Currents

"Meet, Match & Marry – the Online Playbook"

“There is a quiet, barely noticeable virtual revolution taking place in the world of dating and marriage, transforming society in a way we could never imagine.”

Article

Game Tyrant

"Building Relationships Through Online Gaming"

“The idea that “Your online friend” was probably a serial killer, a human trafficker, or maybe a demon hoping to take your soul, has been left mostly behind.”

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PC Magazine

"Majority of 'Fiancé Visa' Applicants Found Their True Love Online"

“While dating sites are the top way US citizens typically finds foreigner to become their betrothed, social media and gaming platforms are growing trends in finding true love.”

Article

Press Release

"2020 K-1 Visa Report on “International Dating Trends” Gives Inside Look at How Americans Are Finding Love Across Borders"

“Report by RapidVisa delivers key findings, engaging charts and graphics on highest ranking dating sites, social media trends, and the rise of online gaming for making international love connections”

Article

Las Vegas Sun

"Nevada among top states for ‘fiancé visa’ holders"

“Nevada has one of the highest per capita rates of K-1 visa recipients in the country, according to a recent study from D.C. research firm Causal Design.”

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ReviewJournal

"Nevada ranks No. 5 in K-1 fiancé visa applications, study says"

“Nevada ranks No. 5 in the nation for K-1 visa recipients per capita, the official term given to immigrants engaged to Americans who enter the U.S. to get married...”

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Inquirer

"Nevada among top states for ‘fiancé visa’ use due to Filipinos"

“LAS VEGAS — Nevada is one of the most popular states for couples who originally met across international borders and are reuniting via fiancé visas in the U.S.”

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Nevada Independent

"In Trump era, short-term fiancé visas taking longer to get"

“A new analysis of the short-term fiancé visa — a legal status that has risen in the public consciousness because of the TLC reality show “90 Day Fiancé” — shows that application approval rates are...”

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Washington Post

"This chef wants U.S. citizens to fall in love with immigrants — so he brings them together for dinner"

“Tunde Wey asks what would happen if singles used love as a political tool. ... This chef wants U.S. citizens to fall in love with immigrants — so he brings them together for dinner. ”

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PR Web by Cision

"RapidVisa Releases Comprehensive Immigration Report Examining U.S. K-1 Fiancé Visa Application Statistics and Trends"

“The first-of-its kind visa report includes statistics that contradict popular belief. Researchers give an engaging look into applicants’ top U.S. destinations and their sponsors’ demographical backgrounds”

Press Release

"Inc 5000 Recognizes Southern Nevada Businesses in List of Fastest Growing Private Companies in America"

“RapidVisa, the industry pioneer in online U.S. immigrant visa processing, has been recognized as one of the fastest growing private companies in America by Inc. 5000 for the fourth year in a row...”

Press Release

"Last Word: What Factor is Most Important to a Business’ Success?"

“Business success in today’s market requires resiliency. Only the largest companies can bulldoze through the obstacles. The rest of us must perfect the ‘bob and weave.’”

Article

"The Notes: July 1, 2019"

"RapidVisa purchased and renovated its Las Vegas headquarters at 8270 W. Charleston Blvd., Las Vegas."

Article

PR Web by Cision

"RapidVisa Celebrates 10th Anniversary and Grand Opening of New Las Vegas Headquarters"

"RapidVisa, the industry pioneer in online visa processing, celebrated its 10th anniversary and the grand opening of a new Las Vegas headquarters on Wednesday, July 17."

Press Release

totalprestige

"Ben Ives. Founder & CEO of RapidVisa. Las Vegas, USA"

"A former United States Air Force member, Ives found out first hand what it was like to bring a foreign national to the US following marriage. It was an eye-opening time for Ives, as he worked tediously..."

Article

huffpo

"Debunking Myths Surrounding International Marriages"

"Based on the confusion regarding income guidelines, RapidVisa has created a tool that potential sponsors can utilize to calculate their income requirements for free."

Article

PR Web by Cision

RapidVisa Enters Endorsement Deal with Reality TV Personality Paola Mayfield

"RapidVisa, a disruptive immigration software company based in Las Vegas, has entered an endorsement deal with Paola Mayfield, popular cast member from season 1 of the TLC hit show "90 Day Fiancé"."

Press Release
lvrj

"Online visa processor company relocates to Las Vegas"

"RapidVisa, an online immigrant visa processor, has relocated its headquarters from Colorado Springs, Colorado to Las Vegas, with an office in Chinatown."

Article

press-release

"New Colorado Law Forces Immigration Software Company to Leave the State"

"Our new headquarters is three times the size of our old one to make room for our growth. Now we can get back to work disrupting an industry that desperately needs it..."

Press Release

cebudailynews

"US-based visa processing firm sets up shop in Cebu"

"THE GROWING number of immigration petitions a US-based visa processing provider has been receiving prompted the firm to expand its operations in the Philippines..."

Article

freeman-logo

"US-based visa processing firm now in Cebu"

"Setting up the Cebu office, Hermosilla said, is an answer to the rising volume of visa applications from the Philippines..."

Article

escoopedlogo

"Fastest visa processing firm RAPIDVISA, now in Cebu"

"Our team reviews visa petitions three times before sending them to the government. Three sets of eyes looking to find errors or missing items..."

Article

founders-guide

"RapidVisa Opens Cebu Office in IT Park"

"Our team reviews visa petitions three times before sending them to the government. Three sets of eyes looking to find errors or missing items..."

Article

sunstar-network-logo

"Filipinos still have American Dreams"

"The market for immigration in the Philippines is very dynamic,” said RapidVisa Cebu customer service manager Jerome Hermosilla..."

Article

gazette

"Simplifying Idea"

"Doing this visa application, for our customers, is almost certainly the most important thing going on in their life right now," said Ives..."

Article

dailybeast

"San Bernardino Terrorists’ Visa Story Doesn’t Add Up"

"Malik applied for a green card the month following her U.S. marriage and eventually obtained the document in July 2015."

News

prweb

"Applying for U.S. Citizenship Made Easier by RapidVisa, Inc."

"Although RapidVisa primarily classifies itself as a software company, it offers accompanying services that differentiate it from a simple do-it-yourself form filler."

Press Release

koa5

"News5 Investigates: Immigration lawyers file complaint against local visa company"

"The results of that investigation found the company did not violate any laws… It’s a victory for RapidVisa, but a battle that’s far from over."

News

csbj

"Software company connects families globally"

"Like taxi drivers oppose Uber, and like the hotel industry might be hampered by AirBNB, RapidVisa has experienced pushback from the legal industry, Ives and Marvin said."

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