E-2 Treaty Investor
For treaty country nationals investing in and directing a U.S. business.
Attorney fee
$6,500
Consular visa application fee (applying at a consulate): $315 per applicant. See full fee breakdown
Business Immigration Services
Every service, one flat attorney fee.
Investor visas, work visas, employment-based green cards, and employer compliance, handled by licensed attorneys. Attorney fees are flat. Government filing fees are itemized separately.
Investors and Founders
E-1 Treaty Trader
For treaty country nationals carrying on substantial trade with the United States.
Attorney fee
$6,500
Consular visa application fee (applying at a consulate): $315 per applicant. See full fee breakdown
E-2 or E-1 Employee (company already registered)
For employees of a registered treaty investor or treaty trader company.
Attorney fee
$3,500
Consular visa application fee (applying at a consulate): $315 per applicant. See full fee breakdown
E-2 or E-1 Renewal
Renewal of an existing E-2 or E-1 visa or status.
Attorney fee
$4,500
Consular visa application fee (applying at a consulate): $315 per applicant. See full fee breakdown
L-1A New Office
Open a new U.S. office and transfer an executive or manager to run it.
International Entrepreneur Parole
For founders of high-growth U.S. startups with qualifying investment or grants.
EB-5 Investor Petition (I-526 or I-526E)
Permanent residency through a qualifying investment that creates U.S. jobs.
EB-5 Removal of Conditions (I-829)
Remove the conditions on an EB-5 conditional green card.
Business Plan (E-2, L-1, EB-5, NIW)
An immigration-ready business plan prepared for your petition.
Work Visas
H-1B Lottery Registration
Register your employee in the annual H-1B cap lottery.
H-1B New Petition
Employer-sponsored petition for a specialty occupation professional.
H-1B Transfer, Extension, or Amendment
Move an H-1B worker to a new employer, extend, or amend an existing petition.
H-1B1 (Chile, Singapore) or E-3 (Australia)
Specialty occupation visas for nationals of Chile, Singapore, and Australia.
Attorney fee
$2,250
Consular visa application fee (when applying abroad): $205. See full fee breakdown
TN (USMCA Professional)
Work authorization for Canadian and Mexican professionals under the USMCA.
Attorney fee
$1,400
CBP processing fee (Canadian citizens applying at a port of entry): Paid at the border. See full fee breakdown
L-1A or L-1B Intracompany Transferee
Transfer executives, managers, and specialized knowledge employees to the U.S.
L-1 Blanket Petition (company)
Blanket L-1 certification for companies that transfer employees regularly.
L-1 Under an Approved Blanket (per employee)
Individual L-1 applications filed under an approved blanket petition.
O-1A or O-1B Extraordinary Ability
For founders, researchers, artists, and professionals at the top of their field.
O-2 Support Personnel
For essential support personnel accompanying an O-1 beneficiary.
P-1, P-2, or P-3 (athletes, entertainers, artists)
For athletes, entertainers, and artists performing in the United States.
H-2B or H-2A Temporary Workers (labor certification plus petition)
Temporary nonagricultural and agricultural worker programs, labor certification included.
Attorney fee
$4,500
Form I-129 (H-2B): $1,080 with named workers or $580 with unnamed workers. See full fee breakdown
H-3 Trainee
For trainees coming to the U.S. for structured training programs.
R-1 Religious Worker
For religious workers sponsored by a U.S. organization.
J-1 Trainee or Intern
Exchange visitor training and internship programs for U.S. host companies.
B-1 Business Visitor
For short business trips to the United States: meetings, negotiations, and conferences.
Employment-Based Green Cards
EB-1A Extraordinary Ability
A green card for individuals at the very top of their field. Self-petition allowed.
EB-1B Outstanding Professor or Researcher
A green card for internationally recognized professors and researchers.
EB-1C Multinational Manager or Executive
A green card for managers and executives transferring to a U.S. office.
EB-2 National Interest Waiver
A green card for professionals whose work benefits the United States. No employer sponsor required.
PERM Labor Certification
The Department of Labor recruitment and certification stage of employer sponsorship.
I-140 Immigrant Petition (after PERM)
The employer petition filed after an approved PERM labor certification.
Full PERM Green Card Bundle (PERM, I-140, I-485)
The complete employer-sponsored green card process, start to finish.
EB-4 Religious Worker (I-360)
A green card for religious workers sponsored by a U.S. organization.
Adjustment of Status (I-485), principal applicant
The final green card step for applicants inside the United States.
Adjustment of Status (I-485), each family member
Adjustment of status for each family member filing with the principal applicant.
Immigrant Visa Consular Processing
The final green card step for applicants applying at a U.S. consulate abroad.
Attorney fee
$2,000
Department of State immigrant visa fee: $345 per applicant. See full fee breakdown
Dependents, Status, and Students
Dependents filed with the principal (H-4, L-2, O-3, TD, E dependents), per family
Dependent applications filed together with the principal applicant's case.
Standalone Extension or Change of Status (I-539)
Extend or change nonimmigrant status inside the United States.
H-4 or L-2 Work Permit (I-765)
Employment authorization for eligible H-4 and L-2 spouses.
F-1 OPT Work Permit
Optional Practical Training work authorization for F-1 students.
STEM OPT Extension
The 24-month STEM extension of F-1 Optional Practical Training.
Employer Compliance
I-9 Audit, up to 50 employees
A full review of your I-9 forms and correction plan for up to 50 employees.
I-9 Audit, 51 to 150 employees
A full review of your I-9 forms and correction plan for 51 to 150 employees.
E-Verify Setup and Policy
E-Verify enrollment, configuration, and a written compliance policy.
H-1B Public Access File Audit (up to 10 files)
A compliance review of your H-1B public access files, up to 10 files.
Worksite Visit Preparation
Prepare your team and your files for a government worksite visit.
M&A Immigration Due Diligence (up to 10 sponsored workers)
Immigration due diligence for mergers and acquisitions, up to 10 sponsored workers.
Optional Add-Ons
Add these services to any case.
Premium Processing Request (attorney fee to prepare and file Form I-907)
We prepare and file Form I-907 to request expedited USCIS adjudication.
$150
RFE Response on a case filed by another firm
An attorney response to a Request for Evidence on a case we did not file.
$1,500
NOID Response on a case filed by another firm
An attorney response to a Notice of Intent to Deny on a case we did not file.
$2,500
Attorney Attendance at a USCIS Interview (optional)
Your attorney attends your USCIS interview with you. Billed separately from your flat fee.
$1,500 plus travel costs
RFE responses are included at no extra charge on every case we file.
We prepare you for every government interview, and that preparation is included in your flat fee. Attorney attendance at an interview is not included. If you would like your attorney to attend a USCIS interview with you, attendance is available for a separate fee.
USCIS charges an Asylum Program Fee on most employer petitions: $600 for employers with 26 or more full-time employees, $300 for employers with 25 or fewer and for self-petitioners, and $0 for nonprofits.
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