Pricing
Our fee, the government’s fee, and what you pay in total. All on this page before you start, and nothing gets added later.
For when you’re ready to file. We prepare the whole petition and stay with it to the decision.
One-time fee
Priced per visa in the table below.
“Fast and seamless.”
Anton Osika
Founder, Lovable
For finishing your process at a US consulate. We get you ready for the interview.
$600per session
“On my first ever call, they prepared my case strategy in clear steps.”
Subham Agarwal
Director of Product, Ramp
For strengthening your record before you file, so the case you eventually make is the strongest version of it.
You pay us a prep fee, and you pay the government its filing fees. Here’s both, plus what you’ll pay in total.
How many full-time employees does the sponsoring company have in the US?
Includes premium processing
Includes premium processing
Includes premium processing
For citizens of Chile and Singapore.
Includes premium processing
Entering you in the annual lottery.
$8,000 + $1,500 business plan
Consulate fee.
The consular fee depends on the post you file at, so it is not included here.
Change of status for a spouse or child, e.g. O-3.
Your sponsor organization sets its own fees, so we quote this case by case.
Cost depends on how your case is built, so we quote it after we talk.
Cost depends on your company structure, so we quote it after we talk.
Cost depends on what USCIS asked for, so we quote it once we have read the notice.
Government fees are set by USCIS and can change. If they change before you file, we'll tell you.
Where a row says it includes premium processing, that's USCIS's 15-day service. Without it, O-1 government fees are $830 for employers with 25 or fewer full-time employees, or $1,655 for 26 or more. On its own, premium processing costs $2,965.
If you're self-petitioning an EB-1, use the “25 or fewer” column whatever the size of the company you'll work for.
Start with the evaluation, or ask us about your case and we’ll price it the same day.