Immigration law is a field where experience counts -- this field is so complicated that it takes years to understand the ins and out.
You can count on our extensive immigration law expertise skillfully developed over two decades!
Through the use of latest technology and through other intelligent business practices, we are able to operate at the highest standard of efficiency, without compromising quality. Thus, we are happy to “pass this efficiency” along, by offering competitive and reasonable flat fees for most services. Typically, an initial attorney fee is due upon signing your retainer agreement, and a second payment is due before we file your application. For EB1 and NIW cases, the second payment is due upon approval (e.g. achieving a milestone as specified in the retainer agreement). Other costs typically include USCIS filing fees, which are set by USCIS to cover the cost of processing immigration applications.
Please contact us for a free case evaluation. A written fee quote is always provided, upon request, after we had a chance to assess your needs and objectives.
Below is a table of attorney fee and USCIS filing fees associated with H1B Visa. Please check with us for fees not listed.
Case Type | USCIS Fees | Initial Attorney Fee | Attorney Fee due before filing | RFE Fee (if applicable) |
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H1B (new) | $460 + $1,500* + $500 (if applicable) | Contact Us | Contact Us | Contact Us |
Complex H1B | $460 + $1,500* + $500 (if applicable) | Contact Us | Contact Us | Contact Us |
H1B (transfer, extension, amendment) | $460 + $1,500* + $500 (if applicable) | $1,400 | $1,300 | Contact Us |
H-4 dependent (with H1B) | $370 | $400 | None | N/A |
Note:
*$1,500 for employers with 26 or more full-time equivalent employees, unless exempt; $750 for employers with 1 to 25 full-time equivalent employees, unless exempt.