Flat fees · Payment plans
Flat fees, published up front. Monthly plans with no interest.
Every attorney fee on this page is the number in your engagement letter. Government filing fees are listed separately, paid to the government, and never marked up. Most clients begin for $225 to $450 a month on autopay, over as many as 18 months.
Start with a free 30-minute review. If the case needs a deeper look before we can quote, such as a court case, a prior order, or a criminal record, we schedule a full case evaluation for $275, credited toward the fee if you hire us.
Flat fees by case
The full attorney fee, before you decide.
Each card shows our flat fee and how the government fee is handled. Exact scope and price are confirmed in writing after the review. Use the filters, or send any case to the plan builder below.
I-130 family petition
$2,000–$2,650Flat attorney fee
Plus the USCIS filing fee, paid to the government. Current fees
- For a spouse, parent, or child of a U.S. citizen or permanent resident
- Forms, evidence checklist, and cover letter
- NVC coordination and any RFE response
From $112/mo over 18 months, no interest
K-1 fiancé(e) visa
$3,850–$4,950Flat attorney fee
Plus the USCIS fee and the visa fee at the consulate; the medical exam is separate. Current fees
- Petition, consular process, and DS-160
- Evidence strategy for the relationship
- Interview preparation
From $214/mo over 18 months, no interest
Adjustment of status
$3,995–$5,495Flat attorney fee
Plus the USCIS filing fees for the I-130, I-485, I-765, and I-131. Current fees
- Full marriage-based green card package
- I-130, I-485, I-864, I-765, and I-131
- RFE responses and interview preparation
Interview attendance: +$1,650 if requested
From $222/mo over 18 months, no interest
N-400 naturalization
$2,200Flat attorney fee
Plus the USCIS filing fee, paid to the government. Current fees
- Eligibility review before filing
- Forms and civics preparation
- Any RFE response
Interview attendance: +$1,100 if requested
From $123/mo over 18 months, no interest
Removal defense
$8,150Full representation, flat
- Bond hearing
- $2,200
- Board appeal
- $6,050
- Motion to reopen
- $4,950+
Immigration court charges no fee for hearings; appeal and motion fees are paid to the court. Current court fees
- Master and individual hearings, through trial
- Defensive asylum included in full representation
From $453/mo over 18 months, no interest
Asylum, VAWA, and U visa
$3,850Flat attorney fee, each
- Affirmative asylum (I-589)
- $3,850
- VAWA self-petition (I-360)
- $3,850
- U visa (I-918)
- $3,850
Asylum: the I-589 filing fee plus the Annual Asylum Fee for each year the case is pending, which cannot be waived. VAWA and U visa: no filing fee. Current fees
Asylum interview attendance: +$1,650
From $214/mo over 18 months, no interest
Attorney fee estimates only; scope and final price are confirmed in your engagement letter. USCIS, Department of State, and immigration court fees are paid directly to the government and never marked up by the firm.
Payment plan builder
See your monthly payment in a few seconds.
Pick a case, adjust the fee and any initial payment, and choose how many months. Nothing is sent anywhere; this is just the math.
- No interest. The plan total is the flat fee.
- Up to 18 months, on automatic monthly payments.
- No credit check. Terms are confirmed in your engagement letter.
What the fee covers
Clear line items, and no surprise invoices.
Every engagement letter spells out what we will do, what we will not, and what is billed if the scope changes. Most cases never need extras; when one does, you see the number before we move.
Covered by the flat fee
Forms, evidence strategy, cover letters, RFE responses, NVC and consular coordination where relevant, and interview preparation.
Quoted separately
In-person interview attendance, court motions, Board appeals, and stays of removal, each as a flat add-on fixed before we begin.
Never marked up
USCIS, Department of State, and immigration court fees, paid at face value directly to the government.
Never billed by the hour
The case itself is a flat fee. If something new comes up, we quote it as a flat fee first.
How it works
From a free review to a plan you can start.
A monthly payment is just a way to begin. The case is what matters, so the strategy comes first and the plan follows it.
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Free 30-minute review
Tell us what you need. Complex matters, such as court cases, prior orders, or criminal records, get a full $275 case evaluation, credited if you hire us.
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A written flat-fee quote
The engagement letter states the fee, the scope, any add-ons, and the payment plan.
- 03
An initial payment opens the file
The amount is set in your engagement letter, and work begins.
- 04
Monthly autopay
Payments run automatically through Clio Payments, the secure billing system we use for every client.
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Pay online any time
Already a client? Pay an invoice or make a deposit on our payment page.
Common questions
Questions about fees and payment plans.
Straight answers about how we charge. Your engagement letter controls the details for your case.
Do your payment plans charge interest?
No. The plan total is the flat fee in your engagement letter, divided into monthly payments.
How long can a payment plan run?
Up to 18 months. The length and the monthly amount are set in your engagement letter.
Is there a credit check?
No. Plans are arranged with the firm, not a lender.
Are government filing fees part of the plan?
No. USCIS, Department of State, and court fees are paid directly to the government, separate from our fee, and never marked up. We tell you the amount and timing before anything is filed. See the current USCIS fees.
Is the first meeting free?
Yes, the first 30-minute review is free. If the case needs a deeper look before we can quote, such as a court case, a prior order, or a criminal record, we schedule a full case evaluation for $275, credited toward the fee if you hire us.
What if the case needs more work later?
Extras such as interview attendance, a motion, or an appeal are quoted as flat add-ons before we start them, so you always see the number first.
Do you bill by the hour?
Not for the case itself. Cases are flat fees, and any add-on is quoted as a flat fee first.
How do I make a payment?
Plans run on automatic payments. To pay an invoice or make a deposit yourself, use our payment page, which opens Clio's secure checkout.
Fees at a glance
- First review
- Free, 30 minutes. Complex matters: $275 case evaluation, credited if hired.
- Payment plans
- Up to 18 months, no interest, no credit check.
- Typical monthly
- Most clients begin for $225 to $450 a month.
- Government fees
- Paid directly to the agency; never marked up.
- Pay online
- Payment page, through Clio Payments.
- Office
- 609 W. Hamilton Street, No. 102, Allentown, PA 18101 · (484) 763-4984
Fees reviewed October 25, 2026. Attorney fees are estimates until confirmed in a written engagement letter. Government filing fees change; check the current schedule before filing. General information, not legal or financial advice.
Reviewed and updated
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See the number before you decide.
A free 30-minute review comes first. If we can help, you get a written flat-fee quote and a plan that fits your budget.
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