Matters
Eight things we take, and what each fee actually covers.
Government filing fees are separate and are paid to the government. They are not something any firm can reduce, spread, or waive.
Family petitions
$1,900
Citizens and permanent residents petitioning for a spouse, child, parent, or sibling.
Included
Petition, supporting evidence, and the response to one request for evidence.
Adjustment of status
$3,200
People already in the United States who are eligible to apply for a green card without leaving.
Included
Application, work and travel authorisation, medical coordination, and the interview.
Consular processing
$2,800
Applicants whose case finishes at a consulate abroad rather than inside the country.
Included
National Visa Center stage, document review, and interview preparation.
Employment-based petitions
From $4,500
Employers sponsoring a hire, and employees moving between sponsors.
Included
Petition, employer compliance file, and coordination with your HR team.
Naturalisation
$1,400
Permanent residents applying to become citizens.
Included
Application, evidence of continuous residence, and interview preparation.
Response to a request for evidence
From $950
Anyone holding an agency letter asking for more, including on a case somebody else filed.
Included
Review of what was originally filed, drafting, and evidence assembly.
Waivers
Quoted after consultation
Applicants who need a ground of inadmissibility waived.
Included
Hardship evidence, drafting, and filing. Quoted individually.
Consultation only
$225
People who want to know their options and nothing more.
Included
One hour, a written summary of what is available to you, and no obligation.
If what you need is not on this list, the consultation is still the right first step. Part of its value is being told plainly when no filing is available to you yet, which happens often enough to be worth saying out loud.
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