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Family petition + adjustment of status (I-130 and I-485)

Attorney fee$4,800

For an eligible family beneficiary pursuing permanent residence from inside the United States while a qualifying relative files Form I-130. The petition and adjustment application are handled together when the facts and filing rules permit.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Adjustment of status with an approved family petition (I-485)

Attorney fee$3,800

For a family beneficiary who already has an approved Form I-130 and is eligible to apply for permanent residence through adjustment of status in the United States. This package does not refile the family petition.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Family-based consular processing, complete representation

Attorney fee$4,800

With an already approved I-130: $3,800

For families pursuing an immigrant visa abroad, whether you need the full I-130 petition and consular process ($4,800 in attorney fees) or consular processing after an approved I-130 ($3,800). These are the same attorney fees as comparable family-based adjustment cases; agency fees differ.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Stand-alone family petition (I-130)

Attorney fee$2,000

For a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident who needs to establish a qualifying family relationship through one stand-alone immigrant petition, without retaining the firm for adjustment or consular processing yet.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Removal of conditions, joint filing (I-751)

Attorney fee$2,000

For conditional permanent residents removing conditions through a jointly filed Form I-751 with their qualifying spouse, within the applicable filing rules.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Removal of conditions with waiver (I-751)

Attorney fee$3,000

For a conditional resident who may qualify to remove conditions without a joint filing based on an applicable statutory waiver ground. The factual basis and supporting evidence are especially important.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Fiancé(e) petition (I-129F / K-1)

Attorney fee$2,000

For a qualifying U.S. citizen petitioner seeking to bring a fiancé or fiancée to the United States through the initial Form I-129F petition. Subsequent visa and green card stages are separate.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Action on approved petition (I-824)

Attorney fee$750

For an applicant or petitioner who needs USCIS to take a specified action on an already approved immigration application or petition. The requested action must be selected based on the underlying approval.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA)

Attorney fee$750

For a qualifying child born abroad who may have acquired U.S. citizenship at birth through a U.S. citizen parent and needs a Consular Report of Birth Abroad.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Naturalization application (N-400)

Attorney fee$2,000

For a lawful permanent resident seeking U.S. citizenship through the ordinary Form N-400 naturalization process. Eligibility, residence, travel and good moral character require individualized review.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Certificate of citizenship (N-600)

Attorney fee$2,000

For a person who may already be a U.S. citizen by acquisition or derivation and needs a formal Certificate of Citizenship through Form N-600. This differs from applying to naturalize.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Citizenship for child living abroad (N-600K)

Attorney fee$2,000

For a qualifying child who resides outside the United States and may pursue citizenship under the separate Form N-600K process. This is distinct from an N-600 certificate claim.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Naturalization hearing after denial (N-336)

Attorney fee$2,000

For an N-400 applicant requesting a USCIS hearing after a naturalization denial through Form N-336. The response should address the particular denial grounds and filing deadline.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Employment-based adjustment with approved I-140 (I-485)

Attorney fee$3,800

For a principal employment-based immigrant with an approved Form I-140 who is eligible to pursue permanent residence by adjustment of status. A new I-140 petition is not part of this package.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Employment-based consular processing with approved I-140

Attorney fee$3,800

For employment-based immigrants with an approved Form I-140 who will complete immigrant visa processing abroad. Our $3,800 attorney fee matches adjustment of status after an approved I-140; government fees differ.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

EB-2 National Interest Waiver (I-140)

Attorney fee$15,000

For a professional or entrepreneur seeking an EB-2 immigrant petition with a National Interest Waiver of the ordinary job-offer and labor-certification requirements. Eligibility depends on the proposed endeavor and evidence.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

EB-1A extraordinary ability (I-140)

Attorney fee$15,000

For an applicant seeking an EB-1A extraordinary ability immigrant petition based on sustained recognition and documented achievements in the relevant field.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Initial TN professional visa or admission assistance

Attorney fee$3,000

For a qualifying Canadian or Mexican professional seeking initial TN classification or admission based on a qualifying profession and proposed U.S. employment.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

EB-1B outstanding professors and researchers (I-140)

Attorney fee$15,000

For an employer-sponsored immigrant petition seeking EB-1B classification for a qualifying outstanding professor or researcher. An eligible permanent position and relevant research or teaching record are central.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

EB-1C multinational managers and executives (I-140)

Attorney fee$15,000

For a qualifying multinational executive or manager pursuing an employer-sponsored EB-1C immigrant petition. The overseas and U.S. corporate relationship and management role need documentation.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

E-2 treaty investor visa, initial consular application

Attorney fee$7,500

For a treaty-country investor seeking an initial E-2 visa at a U.S. consulate through a qualifying business and investment. The business, investment and lawful-source evidence are key.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

E-2 treaty investor visa renewal, standard consular application

Attorney fee$4,000

For an existing E-2 treaty investor seeking a standard consular visa renewal and needing to demonstrate continued eligibility and qualifying business activity.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

E-2 employee visa, initial consular application

Attorney fee$5,000

For an employee of a qualifying E-2 enterprise seeking an initial E-2 visa based on executive, supervisory or essential-skills duties and qualifying treaty nationality.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

DACA renewal with employment authorization (Forms I-821D and I-765)

Attorney fee$750

For an existing DACA recipient seeking a timely renewal of deferred action together with related employment authorization. Initial DACA applications are not being adjudicated as an approved benefit.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

VAWA self-petition (I-360)

Attorney fee$5,000

For an eligible person requesting immigration protection through a confidential VAWA self-petition without relying on an abusive qualifying family member to file for them.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

U visa / crime victim petition (I-918)

Attorney fee$5,500

For an eligible victim of certain qualifying criminal activity seeking U nonimmigrant status based on the statutory requirements and supporting law-enforcement certification.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

T visa / trafficking survivor petition (I-914)

Attorney fee$6,000

For a survivor who may qualify for T nonimmigrant status because of a qualifying severe form of trafficking and other statutory requirements. Sensitive facts are handled confidentially.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Affirmative asylum application (I-589)

Attorney fee$6,500

For a person seeking affirmative asylum before USCIS based on an applicable protected ground and individualized fear or past-persecution evidence. Timing and prior filings are important.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Initial Temporary Protected Status (TPS), Form I-821

Attorney fee$1,500

For a qualifying national of a currently designated TPS country or another eligible applicant seeking an initial Temporary Protected Status registration and related work authorization. Eligibility depends on designation rules.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Temporary Protected Status (TPS) re-registration, Form I-821

Attorney fee$850

For a person with existing TPS seeking a timely re-registration under the instructions for their currently designated country, with related employment authorization where applicable.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Standard stand-alone advance parole application (Form I-131)

Attorney fee$1,500

For a person seeking a standard, stand-alone advance parole travel document and needing an eligibility assessment before travel. Travel always carries case-specific immigration risks.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Vaccination requirement waiver (I-601)

Attorney fee$1,500

For an applicant seeking a narrow vaccination-requirement waiver based on qualifying religious beliefs or moral convictions. It is not the same as a general inadmissibility waiver.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Standard hardship-based waiver of inadmissibility (Form I-601)

Attorney fee$6,500

For a person needing a standard hardship-based waiver of inadmissibility using Form I-601, based on an eligible statutory ground and qualifying relative or other applicable waiver path.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Provisional unlawful presence waiver (Form I-601A)

Attorney fee$6,500

For a person considering a provisional unlawful-presence waiver before departing for a consular immigrant visa interview, subject to the particular eligibility rules. Other inadmissibility grounds require separate analysis.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Permission to reapply for admission after removal (Form I-212)

Attorney fee$4,500

For a person who may need advance permission to apply again for admission after a prior removal or deportation order or another covered ground. Approval is not itself an immigrant visa.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Standard non-detained immigration court removal defense (through IJ decision)

Attorney fee$9,000

For a non-detained person defending an active removal case before an Immigration Judge. The appropriate relief and hearing strategy depend on the Notice to Appear and available facts.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

BIA appeal from an Immigration Judge decision (through Board decision)

Attorney fee$6,500

For a person appealing an Immigration Judge's decision to the Board of Immigration Appeals, with deadlines and briefing governed by the applicable procedural rules.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Standard motion to reopen or reconsider before an Immigration Judge or BIA

Attorney fee$5,500

For a person seeking one motion to reopen or reconsider a decision by an Immigration Judge or the BIA. The remedy, supporting record and filing requirements depend on the tribunal and grounds.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

USCIS Form I-290B motion to reopen, reconsider, or AAO appeal

Attorney fee$4,000

For a person challenging a qualifying USCIS decision through a motion to reopen, motion to reconsider or an Administrative Appeals Office appeal using Form I-290B. This is not an immigration court motion.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

BIA appeal of I-130 family petition denial or revocation (Form EOIR-29)

Attorney fee$5,000

For a petitioner appealing a qualifying USCIS denial or revocation of an I-130 family petition to the BIA using Form EOIR-29, filed through the appropriate USCIS/DHS office.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Standard stand-alone INA Section 212(h) criminal inadmissibility waiver

Attorney fee$7,500

For a person requesting a stand-alone INA section 212(h) criminal inadmissibility waiver, where statutory eligibility, criminal records and discretionary circumstances require careful review.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Initial Military Parole in Place (PIP), Form I-131

Attorney fee$2,000

For an eligible family member of a U.S. service member or veteran seeking initial Military Parole in Place under the applicable discretionary program. This is not adjustment of status itself.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Military Naturalization (INA 328/329), Form N-400

Attorney fee$1,500

For an eligible service member or veteran seeking citizenship through military naturalization under INA sections 328 or 329, rather than the ordinary permanent-resident route.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Green Card Renewal or Replacement (Form I-90)

Attorney fee$850

For a lawful permanent resident seeking to renew a standard 10-year green card or replace a qualifying lost, damaged or incorrect card. Form I-90 is not a way to remove two-year residence conditions.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Stand-Alone Employment Authorization (Form I-765)

Attorney fee$650

For a person who already has an eligible underlying immigration basis and needs one stand-alone work authorization application, renewal or replacement. This fee is not added when the EAD is included elsewhere.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Stand-alone USCIS RFE response for a new client (previously filed case)

Attorney fee$1,500

This stand-alone service is only for a NEW client who has an RFE on an application filed independently or by another law firm before retaining Green Chavez. It is never charged for an RFE in our own retained matter.

Government fees and other costs are additional.

Stand-alone USCIS NOID response for a new client (case filed elsewhere)

Attorney fee$3,000

This stand-alone service is only for a NEW client facing a USCIS NOID on a matter filed by another representative or independently. NOID responses are included without additional attorney fees for our own retained matters.

Government fees and other costs are additional.