Pricing

Clear prices. Written agreements.

Every package below shows a starting price so you can plan. Your written engagement letter sets the final scope and total. Payment plans available on most packages.

Tier 1 — Not-yet-clients (public)

Productized services anyone can book directly — paid up front. Once you're a client, your attorney is included in your representation.

Free consultation
Good for general questions and early-stage planning.
Free
Paid consultation
Booked into the next available priority slot (days, not weeks). Attorney reviews documents in advance and provides a written case-strategy summary. The fee is credited toward the retainer if you hire the firm within 30 days.
Starting at $350
Document review
One price per packet.
Starting at $350
Interview prep
Mock interview and debrief.
Starting at $350
Talk Now
On-demand attorney video call.
Starting at $350 · $500 after-hours · $1,000 weekend
I-864 affidavit-of-support / joint-sponsor review
Uses the I-864P calculator.
Starting at $350
Second-opinion case review
Fresh eyes on a case represented elsewhere; we don't take over.
Starting at $350
FOIA request (DHS OBIM, DHS USCIS, DOJ FBI, CBP, ICE)
Submit the request, review the records, and meet with the attorney to discuss.
Starting at $1,500
RFE / NOID response (pro se takeover)
You filed yourself and received an agency notice — we take over just the response.
Starting at $1,500

Tier 2 — Permanent Residence & Citizenship

Adjustment of Status · INA §§245(a), 245(i), 245(k), 245(h), 245(l), 245(m), 209(a), 209(b), 249
Starting at $3,500
Marriage consular (I-130 + DS-260 + NVC)
Starting at $3,200
K-1 fiancé(e)
Starting at $2,800
I-130 standalone petition (relative abroad)
Starting at $2,500
Family preference I-130 (F2A / F2B / F3 / F4)
Starting at $1,800
Removal of conditions (I-751, joint filing)
Starting at $2,200
Removal of conditions (I-751, with waiver — divorce / abuse / hardship)
Starting at $3,500
Naturalization (N-400)
Starting at $1,800
N-600 / N-600K certificate of citizenship
Starting at $1,500
I-90 green card renewal / replacement
Starting at $550
Standalone I-765 work permit renewal
DACA renewal: $550.
Starting at $750
Standalone I-131 advance parole
Starting at $1,500

Tier 3 — Waivers & Humanitarian

I-601 hardship waiver
Starting at $2,500
I-601A provisional unlawful-presence waiver (consular route)
Starting at $2,500
I-212 consent to reapply
Starting at $2,500
I-192 nonimmigrant visa waiver
Starting at $2,500
§ 212(h) waiver in AOS
Starting at $4,500
VAWA self-petition
Sliding scale available.
Starting at $4,500
U-visa
Starting at $3,500
T-visa (trafficking)
Starting at $3,500
Affirmative asylum
Starting at $4,500
SIJS
Starting at $4,500
TPS (initial / re-registration)
Starting at $1,500
DACA renewal
Starting at $550

Tier 4 — Employment & Employers

EB-1A extraordinary ability (self-petition)
Starting at $6,500
EB-1B outstanding researcher / professor
Starting at $6,500
EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver)
Starting at $6,500
PERM labor certification (EB-2 / EB-3)
Starting at $6,500
I-140 standalone (after PERM or with NIW)
Starting at $2,500
H-1B cap petition (new lottery)
Starting at $3,500
H-1B extension / transfer
Starting at $2,500
H-2A agricultural worker petition
Starting at $1,750 / worker / season
H-2B seasonal non-ag worker petition
Starting at $1,750 / worker / season
Premium-processing coordination (USCIS fee separate)
Starting at $1,500 add-on

Tier 5 — Removal Defense & Federal Court

Court matters move through stages — a bond hearing, the merits hearing, an appeal. The number below is the first stage. Your written engagement letter sets the full scope, and any later stage is quoted in writing before we start.

Bond hearing (detained client)
Starting at $4,500
Defensive asylum (I-589 in immigration court)
Starting at $6,500
Cancellation of removal — LPR (§ 240A(a))
Starting at $6,500
Cancellation of removal — non-LPR 10-year (§ 240A(b))
Starting at $6,500
Motion to reopen / reconsider (I-290B or court motion)
Starting at $3,500
BIA appeal
Starting at $3,500
Habeas corpus (federal court, prolonged detention)
Starting at $3,500
Writ of mandamus (federal lawsuit on stuck case)
Starting at $4,500

What current clients get (no extra charge)

  • Direct attorney access
  • All case strategy calls and check-ins
  • All questionnaires, document review, and prep for their own case
  • Messaging with the case team

Payment plans

Deposit up front, then monthly payments until the balance is paid. No interest, no finance charges, no credit check.

  • 3-month plan — on any package $1,200 and up
  • 6-month plan — on any package $2,000 and up
  • 12-month plan — on any package $3,500 and up

Government filing fees are separate and disclosed in writing before signing.

Save up to 7% with the client portal

Three milestones, each worth 2.5% off your attorney fees:

  • Questionnaires complete within 7 days of signing
  • Evidence uploaded within 30 days of the request
  • Balance paid in full, or auto-pay set up

Discounts apply to attorney fees only — government filing fees are not eligible.

Sliding scale and pro bono

We hold a limited number of reduced-fee slots each month for VAWA, SIJS, and active-removal clients with no resources. Ask during your free consultation.

What our fee covers

What our fee covers: preparing your case and filing it.

That includes preparing the forms and supporting documents, filing them with the right agency, filing the attorney appearance (G-28, EOIR-28, or EOIR-27), being available for your questions, reviewing correspondence from the agency, and preparing you for any interviews.

Some matters fall outside this scope. Agencies issue notices that need substantial new evidence. Cases get delayed. Law and policy change. Approved cases can be reopened. When any of that comes up, we quote that work in writing before we start, so you decide whether to bring us in.

Prices shown are public estimates, not a quote. Your actual scope and fees are set in your written legal agreement.

Payment methods

Cash, credit and debit card, Zelle.

Other costs (not paid to the firm)

These are not attorney fees. We tell you the cost before you incur it; whenever possible you pay the vendor or agency directly.

USCIS / DOL / EOIR filing fees
Federal agency
DOS visa / MRV / reciprocity fees
U.S. consulate
DHS biometrics fee
USCIS
Medical exam (I-693) and required vaccinations
Civil surgeon
Vital records (birth, marriage, divorce)
Domestic & foreign registrars
Police-clearance certificates
Foreign police agencies
Apostille / authentication of foreign documents
State or foreign ministry
Certified translations
Translation vendor
Court-document retrieval
Clerk of court
Passport photos
Vendor
Shipping / FedEx / certified mail
Carrier
Federal-court filing fee (mandamus / habeas)
U.S. District Court
Process-server fees
Process server
Expert-witness fees (psych evaluations, country-conditions experts)
Outside expert
USCIS premium-processing upgrade
USCIS
Notary fees
Notary

Attorney advertising. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Information on this page is general and not legal advice. Final scope, services, and fees are set in your written legal agreement.