For embassies & missions
Your website is your front desk in a foreign country.
People arrive at a mission’s website on their most stressful days — a lost passport, a visa deadline, a family emergency. If the consular page is down, outdated, or only half-translated, the mission wears it.
LFW manages mission websites from Arlington, Virginia — minutes from Embassy Row — with the discretion the work demands.
Consular pages that hold up
Hours, fees, forms, and emergency numbers monitored daily — every link checked, every change recorded — so the page a visa applicant prints at midnight is correct.
Visitor data that stays yours
No Google Analytics, no third-party trackers, no cookie banners. Visits are measured by our first-party system on infrastructure we operate — people checking visa requirements are not fed to an advertising company.
Accessible to US standards
Missions serve the public in a country where Section 508 and WCAG set the bar. We audit continuously and fix as part of the engagement — the same standard we hold our own site to.
A record your successor can read
Postings rotate. Every request and change lives in a portal with reference numbers and history, and Looking Glass keeps a browsable archive of the site as it stood on any date.
A record the mission holds, whoever is posted here.
Every request, change, and decision is kept as a running record with reference numbers and history, and all of it — documents, data, nightly snapshots — exports in one click, in open formats. Standard practice here.
Month to month Your data exports Handover written in Agreement published in full
Put your mission’s site under management.
Start with a free audit of your mission’s public site, or book a call — twenty minutes, no sales pressure.
A capability statement is available — read it here or request a copy at [email protected].