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Transparent Immigration Pricing
Flat attorney fees — no hourly billing surprises. USCIS government fees are always separate and paid directly to USCIS.
USCIS fees shown as of October 2026. Paper and online filing fees differ for some forms.
Family-Based Green Cards
Sponsor a relative and obtain permanent residence. Choose the petition alone, the green card application alone, or the combined marriage package.
Family Petition (I-130)
Attorney Fee: $750 – $1,000
USCIS Fee: $675 paper / $625 online
- I-130 preparation
- Relationship evidence review
- Filing package
Adjustment of Status (I-485)
Attorney Fee: $1,500 – $2,000
USCIS Fee: $1,440 (I-485); $2,330 with concurrent I-765 and I-131
- I-485 + I-765 + I-131
- I-864 guidance
- Filing package
Survivors of Abuse (VAWA)
Confidential self-petitions filed without the abuser's knowledge or cooperation.
Work Permit & Travel
Employment authorization and advance parole — filed on their own or alongside another application.
Citizenship
Become a U.S. citizen once you meet the residence requirements.
Payment Terms & Policies
- Most services are billed in two stages: 50% retainer at engagement and 50% balance before the filing package is released.
- The Marriage Green Card package uses a 3-stage structure: 50% / 25% / 25%.
- Standalone EAD filings require full payment at engagement.
- All attorney fee quotes are firm once intake is reviewed. No hidden fees.
- USCIS filing fees are paid directly by the client to USCIS — they are never collected by our firm.
- Fee waivers (I-912) and the $380 reduced N-400 fee are available for some forms. We assist eligible clients in requesting them. Statutory H.R. 1 fees (asylum and parole work permits) cannot be waived.
- USCIS fees change. We confirm the current fee schedule (Form G-1055) before every filing.