IMTS Visa Invitation Letter & International Visitor Help 2026

Travelling to IMTS 2026 from outside the United States usually means showing a consulate why you are coming. Below are the two ways ET EXPO can help with that. They are different services - read both before choosing.

What an invitation letter is

This letter is provided as a business invitation/supporting document only. It does not guarantee visa issuance, admission to the United States, or approval by any government authority.

A consular officer decides who receives a visa. Neither ET EXPO nor the show organiser has any part in that decision, and nobody who tells you otherwise is telling you the truth.

Official Organizer Invitation Letter Assistance

USD $100

Most large United States trade shows run their own invitation-letter process, usually tied to a paid registration. This service is ET EXPO doing that process with you: checking you qualify, preparing what the organiser asks for, submitting it, and following it up until the organiser answers.

The letter comes from the show organiser, not from ET EXPO. The organiser decides whether to issue one and what it says. We are paid for the work of handling the process, and we tell you exactly where it has got to at every stage.

The fee covers ET EXPO's work in preparing and handling your request. It is not a government fee and does not purchase a decision.

ET EXPO Business Invitation Letter

USD $100

A business invitation letter written and signed by ET EXPO, on ET EXPO letterhead, describing the business relationship and the purpose of your visit to IMTS 2026.

This is our letter, not the organiser's. It is useful where the organiser does not issue letters, where their deadline has passed, or alongside theirs as supporting evidence of a genuine business purpose.

The fee covers ET EXPO's work in preparing and handling your request. It is not a government fee and does not purchase a decision.

Which one do I need?

Buying both is possible and occasionally sensible, but it is two fees. If you are unsure, ask us before paying for either.

Before you book anything

ET EXPO is not a law firm and does not give immigration advice. For advice about your own case, speak to a licensed immigration attorney.

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