Fees & payment
Fees without surprises
“Our approach offers value-driven, fixed fees to meet the client's need for transparent, predictable pricing.”— Fatine Bousfiha, Esq.
How it works
Three steps, nothing hidden
- 01
Consult
We learn your situation and tell you which path fits, and what it involves.
- 02
Fixed-fee proposal, in writing
You receive the scope of work and one fixed legal fee before anything starts.
- 03
We get to work
Once you sign, we begin. The fee stays the same for as long as the agreed scope does.
Your folio
Every cost, itemized
Like a hotel bill: everything named upfront, before you decide to stay.
Your folio
Itemized · nothing hidden
- Legal fee
- One fixed fee, agreed in writing before we begin
- What it covers
- Strategy, preparation, filing and follow-up for the agreed scope
- Government fees
- Itemized separately, paid directly to the agency
- Translations & records
- Quoted upfront, only if your case needs them
- Hourly billing
- None on fixed-fee matters
Government filing fees are set by USCIS and paid directly to the agency; we never mark them up. Current amounts are published at uscis.gov/fees.
Fee FAQ
Common questions
After your consultation we agree on the scope of work and one fixed legal fee, in writing, before anything begins. The fee does not change while the scope stays the same, and there is no hourly billing on fixed-fee matters.
No. Government fees are set by the agency, change from time to time, and are paid directly to it. We list them separately so you always see exactly where your money goes. Current amounts are published at uscis.gov/fees.
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