Private consultation
A focused space to discuss your concern.
Your visa clock and your job offer do not run on the same timeline
A recruiter has offered you a better role, but a change means a new petition, a gap in paperwork and a fresh set of questions. Meanwhile your manager hints at a reorganisation. Among engineers and technicians in San Jose, a career move is often tangled up with immigration timing, and that makes every choice feel heavier.

Private consultation
A focused space to discuss your concern.
Clear guidance
Questions are discussed in a structured way.
Phone or video call
Available in Hindi and English, in India and abroad.
Responsible approach
No guaranteed outcomes or unrealistic promises.
Say you are a hardware validation engineer on a work visa, and your current team may shrink. A competitor wants you, the pay is higher, but your savings are modest and your family depends on your status. Thinking about it keeps you awake, and you cannot ask colleagues without risk.
Questions about visas and approvals belong to lawyers and employers, and we do not predict them. Astrology cannot promise any approval. What a session can do is help you think about your pattern of decision-making under pressure, and about periods when a calm, prepared approach is traditionally advised over a rushed one.
Sonu Sharma will ask first about your skills, your timeline and what you fear most. Your chart is then read as a supporting view, so you leave with questions to ask your immigration attorney and a clearer sense of your own priorities.
How you tend to react when stakes are high and what helps you slow down.
A calm comparison of what each path protects and what it risks.
Whether your work is moving toward the kind of role you actually want.
Write the key dates in your situation, such as offer deadlines and document expiry. Bring them. The main service page describes the consultation.
How the consultation worksSpeed feels safe but can hide poor terms. Read the offer fully and consult a lawyer first.
Share the situation with your partner or family early so you are not carrying it alone.
Choose the role that builds abilities you can carry to any employer.
Create two columns. In one, list everything that depends on rules, filings and employers, and give those questions to a qualified immigration professional. In the other, list the things only you can decide: what work you enjoy, what pay you need, and how much uncertainty your family can handle.
The second column is where a reflective session helps. Many people find that once the legal questions are handed to the right expert, their own priorities become clearer and the fear softens. We do not comment on approvals or timelines at all.
Calls are online, and for South Bay professionals an early morning or evening in Pacific time usually works. We confirm the matching Indian time so there is no confusion on the day.
No. Approvals are decided by authorities and cannot be foretold by a chart. We discuss only your own career thinking.
Any quiet, private place works. A phone call is fine if video is inconvenient.
Both. Many clients in the Valley switch between them in the same conversation.
That is a good time to talk. We can look at direction and preparation before any decision is pressing.