How it works
Self-service visa preparation, explained.
Complete visa application packets for Americans moving to Europe. Pre-filled forms, matched to your specific consulate. $399 for your entire household.
Four steps
From “complex” to done.
Most people finish the wizard in one sitting. The checklist carries you from there to your consulate appointment.
What you actually get
Your complete visa packet. Not a checklist, not a consultation. The actual documents.
Other services walk you through what to do. We hand you the finished paperwork, pre-filled with your data, formatted for your consulate, ready to print and submit. No waiting on a case manager. No email back-and-forth. No timeline but yours.
The Spain Digital Nomad Visa alone has 9 US consulates, 3 different NIE form variants, and 2 national visa form versions. The LA consulate uses circles. DC uses checkmarks. New York has its own form entirely. The platform knows which forms your consulate requires and fills them with your data, for you, your spouse, and each dependent. You don’t pick forms. You answer questions.
A W-2 employee applying from Chicago needs different documents and different language than a freelancer applying from Miami. The platform knows. Cover letters, employer letter templates, income summaries, and guidance all adapt to whether you’re a W-2 employee, a 1099 contractor, a freelancer, or a sole proprietor, because consulates treat them differently, and your documents should too.
Not a flat list. A sequenced tracker that maps every dependency across your entire application: which documents need apostilles, which apostilles need sworn translations, which tasks are blocked until something else finishes, and which ones you can start right now in parallel. Your FBI check, birth certificate, marriage certificate, health insurance, each with its own chain, all running simultaneously. The checklist knows what’s ready, what’s waiting, and what’s urgent based on your move date.
The platform continuously monitors over 90 official government sources: consulate websites, immigration authority pages, legislative updates. When Spain’s minimum wage changes (which shifts the income threshold for the Digital Nomad Visa), the platform updates. When a consulate revises its form or a healthcare requirement shifts, your documents and checklist reflect it. You’re never working from last month’s blog post.
Vera lives on your dashboard and understands your specific case: your consulate assignment, your employment type, your family composition, your progress. Ask her about your checklist, your documents, or what comes next. She’s not a generic chatbot reading from an FAQ. She knows where you are in the process and answers accordingly.
Not sure whether Spain, Portugal, or the Netherlands is the right fit? The assessment checks all available visa pathways simultaneously and shows you exactly which visas you qualify for, with the actual income thresholds calculated for your family size. Side by side. No separate applications. No guessing.
A different kind of option
Americans preparing EU visa applications have traditionally had two choices.
Do it yourself. Hunt down the right forms, and hope you found the right version. Google whether your consulate wants the standard NIE or the one with circles instead of X-marks. Cross-reference three Reddit threads and a blog post from 2023 to figure out if your FBI check needs an apostille before or after translation. Spend 40+ hours on research and still wonder if you missed something. Free, if you don’t count the time or the knot in your stomach.
Hire a professional. Immigration lawyers and relocation agencies know exactly what to do. They’ve filed hundreds of applications. They’re also $2,000 to $5,000 or more per person, and for a straightforward case you might be paying for expertise you don’t actually need. Somewhere, a relocation concierge is charging $3,000 to fill out the same PDF you could.
Impossible To Name is the third option. The platform handles the part that’s genuinely hard, knowing which forms, which variants, which consulate-specific requirements, how the dependencies connect, what changed last week, and gives you a complete packet you can review and submit yourself.
The accuracy of professional preparation. The cost and control of doing it yourself.
How Americans move to Europe today
Five paths. Same destination. Very different rides.
The rabbit hole Reddit at 2am | The planner A to-do list with a login | The concierge Somebody handles it | The lawyer An invoice with a signature | Impossible To Name The best choice (we’re biased) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hands you actual documents | — | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Hours of your life | 60+ | 40+ | 5–10 | 5–10 | ~2 |
| Actually current | That blog is from 2023 | Generic checklists | Depends who you get | Depends who you get | Monitored daily |
| Your whole family | One person at a time | — | Pay per person | Pay per person | Everyone included even the furry ones |
| Adapts to how you work | You figure it out | — | If they ask | Usually | W-2 · 1099 · freelancer · sole prop |
| Shows you the full path | Hope your spreadsheet holds up | ✓ | Check your inbox | Check your inbox | ✓ |
| Price | Free * * not counting your weekends | Free–$ Great plan. No documents. | $$$–$$$$ Weeks of waiting | $$$–$$$$$ Same forms. Bigger bill. | $399 One household. One sitting. |
Curious if Europe is actually right for you?
We’ll tell you which visas you qualify for across all supported countries, in about five minutes.
Impossible To Name is a document preparation platform, not a law firm. This platform does not provide legal advice, predict visa outcomes, or guarantee approval. Requirements change. Verify current requirements with the relevant consulate or a qualified immigration lawyer before submitting your application.