Approval rate

92%

+12% vs last quarter

New clients

This week

Avg. time to submission

10 days

Down from 47 days

Cases progressing

15/18

On track

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Sign off on Sofia Castellanos O-1A petition

AI draft complete, citations verified, advisory letters confirmed

Due today

Reply to Sofia Castellanos

Asking for petition draft update — 2 hours ago

2h overdue

2:30 PM — Anika Sharma intake call

L-1A Intracompany Transfer · First consultation

Today, 2:30 PM

Marcus Whitfield missing 2 of 5 documents

Pay stubs and academic transcripts — auto-reminder sent

Due May 14

Recent activity

Sofia Castellanos uploaded 6 advisory opinion letters

12 minutes ago

AI Drafter completed first pass on Marcus Whitfield H-1B petition

1 hour ago

Anika Sharma signed engagement letter

3 hours ago

Yara Hassan case flagged: USCIS RFE received

Yesterday

Petition for Rajiv Mehta approved by USCIS

Yesterday

Approval rate trend

Last 12 months · firm average

GV firm Industry avg.

Active cases

18 cases

Across 5 visa categories

Needs attention

4 cases

Action required this week

Ready to submit

3 cases

Filing this week

Avg. time to submission

10 days

Down from 47 days

Intake

Anika Sharma

L-1A Intracompany Transfer

Engagement signed2/5

Intake call 2:30 PM

Marcus Whitfield

H-1B Specialty Occupation

Documents3/5

Missing 2 docs

Chen Wei

L-1B Specialized Knowledge

Initial intake1/5

Started May 9

Case Preparation

Olumide Adesanya

EB-2 NIW

Personal statement90%

Ready for review

Hiroshi Nakamura

O-1B Extraordinary Ability (Arts)

Recommendation letters4/6

Awaiting 2 letters

Rajiv Mehta

O-1A Engineer

Evidence compilation85%

Strategy: 3 criteria

Isabella Romano

EB-1A Outstanding Researcher

Citation analysis72%

Google Scholar synced

Petition Drafting

Sofia Castellanos

O-1A AI Research Scientist

Draft75%

In review

Tae-hyun Choi

H-1B Cap Subject

Petition writing30%

Started May 2

Yara Hassan

O-1A Scientist

RFE response50%

RFE — due May 18

Edmund Carrington

EB-2 Advanced Degree

Drafting40%

Employer support letter pending

Eleanor Whitcombe

O-1B Filmmaker

Drafting55%

Reviews compiled

Ready to Submit

Augustus Sterling

L-1A Senior Manager

Final review100%

Client signed off

Aditi Iyer

EB-2 NIW

Final review100%

USCIS form ready

Mateo Aldridge

O-1A Sports

Filing100%

Premium processing

Submitted

Eliza Pemberton

O-1A Researcher

USCIS pending—

Receipt notice received

Theodore Ashworth

EB-1A

Decision—

Filed May 1

Liana Voss

H-1B

Premium processing—

Decision expected May 17

Client	Visa	Stage	Next milestone	Fee
SC Sofia Castellanos sofia.c@deepmind.com	O-1A Sciences	Petition Drafting	Sign-off · May 11	$8,500
MW Marcus Whitfield m.whitfield@stripe.com	H-1B Specialty	Intake	Documents · May 14	$6,200
AS Anika Sharma anika@goldman.com	L-1A Transfer	Intake	Intake call · May 10	$11,500
HN Hiroshi Nakamura h.nakamura@studio.jp	O-1B Arts	Case Preparation	Letters · May 13	$9,200
YH Yara Hassan yara.h@nyu.edu	O-1A Sciences	RFE Response	RFE deadline · May 18	$8,500
OA Olumide Adesanya olumide@oxford.ac.uk	EB-2 NIW	Case Preparation	Review · May 12	$10,800
IR Isabella Romano i.romano@mit.edu	EB-1A	Case Preparation	Citation report · May 15	$14,500
RM Rajiv Mehta rajiv@nvidia.com	O-1A Engineer	Case Preparation	Evidence audit · May 12	$8,500
TC Tae-hyun Choi taehyun@anthropic.com	H-1B Cap	Petition Drafting	Draft · May 20	$5,800
CW Chen Wei chen.wei@bytedance.com	L-1B Specialized	Intake	Engagement · May 12	$7,500

Consultations this week

2 inbound · 2 outbound

AI summaries available

Auto-generated within 60s

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All clients caught up

Recent calls

Sofia Castellanos

AI summary

O-1A Visa Consultation · 45 min · Yesterday, 2:30 PM

Marcus Whitfield

AI summary

H-1B Follow-up · 30 min · May 8, 11:00 AM

Margaux Beauchamp

AI summary

Initial EB-2 NIW Consultation · 60 min · May 7, 3:30 PM

Yara Hassan

RFE call

RFE Strategy · 25 min · May 7, 10:15 AM

Olumide Adesanya

AI summary

EB-2 NIW Strategy · 50 min · May 5, 1:00 PM

AI Meeting Summary

Client Call · Sofia Castellanos

Generated 2 hours after call · Reviewed by Alexander

Client background

NameSofia Castellanos

Visa typeO-1A Extraordinary Ability (Sciences)

ProfessionAI Research Scientist, Google DeepMind

GoalO-1A status to continue research employment

Key discussion points

15+ peer-reviewed publications in NeurIPS, ICML, CVPR
Led research team of 8 scientists on award-winning interpretability project
Patents pending for novel neural network architecture
6 advisory opinion letters confirmed from industry experts

Next steps

Collect documentation by May 12, 2026
Secure recommendation letters by May 15, 2026
Draft petition letter by May 20, 2026

Draft an EB-1A petition in 20 minutes.

Upload a CV. Answer a few strategic questions. GV produces a USCIS-ready petition with cover letter, criterion sections, exhibit cross-references, and confidence scores.

Upload CV or LinkedIn URL

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Sofia Castellanos · O-1A pending

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Analyzing Sofia Castellanos

Pulling profile data, citations, press, and criteria fit.

Reading CV

Reading intake call transcript (45 min, May 8)

Pulling Google Scholar profile

Searching Muckrack for press mentions

USPTO patent search

Award database lookup

Cross-referencing 247 approved comparable petitions

Mapping CV + call insights to EB-1A criteria

Profile extracted in 47 seconds

Confirm what we found

We combined the CV, intake call notes, and public-record signals. Edit any field that looks off.

Insights from May 8 intake call

45 minutes · transcribed and analyzed in 12 seconds

Field framing in Sofia's own words. She described herself as "the person inside DeepMind who makes black-box models explainable." We are using this line verbatim in the cover letter.
One award is missing from her CV. She mentioned giving the 2024 ICML keynote on interpretability. Adding to Awards section. Selectivity: 1 of 4 keynote slots.
Independent recommender confirmed. She mentioned Yann LeCun reached out personally to invite collaboration. Strong evidence for criterion 2.5. Adding to recommender list.
Self-flagged RFE risk. She is concerned about the judging criterion looking thin. We are bulking that section with 4 additional NeurIPS PC confirmations.
National importance angle. She wants her work to directly inform NIST AI safety policy. Section 3 framing will lead with this.
Cross-sell opportunity. Her husband Diego will need an E-14 derivative. Flagged for the file-bundling step.

Visa strategy · Question 1 of 14

You meet 8 of 10 EB-1A criteria.

We recommend leading with criteria 2.1, 2.5, and 2.8. Mistakes here equal RFE. Confirm or change.

2.1 Leading or critical role

Lead

2.2 High salary

Strong

2.3 Authorship of scholarly articles

Strong

2.4 Judge of others work

Strong

2.5 Original contributions

Lead

2.6 Published material about you

Strong

2.7 Membership in associations

Weak

2.8 Awards

Lead

2.9 Display of work

N/A

2.10 Commercial success

Weak

Field framing · Question 2 of 14

How should we frame your field for USCIS?

Field must be specific and provable. Too narrow gets denied for niche, too broad gets dismissed. Pick the framing that best matches your record.

AI research scientist focused on neural network interpretability

Recommended. Matches your DeepMind role and 1,200+ citations on the attention paper.

Strongest

Machine learning engineer specializing in large language models

Industry-friendly framing. Slightly broader than your record supports.

Scientist in artificial intelligence and computer vision

Too broad. Your record is concentrated in interpretability.

Awards · Question 3 of 14

Which awards were nationally or internationally recognized?

Forte-type fellowships and ICML Best Paper qualify. Internal company awards do not. We will compute selectivity automatically.

ICML 2025 Best Paper Award

3 of 4,127 submissions selected · 0.07 percent acceptance

National

NeurIPS 2024 Outstanding Paper Honor

12 of 13,810 submissions · 0.09 percent

International

Stanford CS PhD Dissertation Award 2019

1 of 71 PhDs that year · institutional but national reach

National

Google DeepMind Excellence Award 2024

Internal. Will not strengthen the petition.

Skip

Press · Question 4 of 14

Confirm these press articles are about you

Muckrack found 12 articles. Three reference a different Sofia Castellanos. Uncheck what is not yours.

MIT Technology Review · "The interpretability problem inside large language models"

Quotes you directly. June 2024.

Confirmed

TechCrunch · "DeepMind researcher publishes paper that changes how we read neural networks"

Profile feature. April 2025.

Confirmed

VentureBeat · "Top 30 AI researchers under 35 to watch in 2025"

Listed at number 14. January 2025.

Confirmed

Miami Herald · "Local musician Sofia Castellanos releases new album"

Different person. Recommend exclude.

Wrong-name

El Pais · "Sofia Castellanos campaigns for Madrid council seat"

Different person. Recommend exclude.

Wrong-name

Publications · Question 5 of 14

Should we include the Substack essay on AI ethics?

Self-published essays can reinforce thought leadership but USCIS officers vary. Both reference EB-1A petitions we trained on used self-published material strategically.

Include with prominence framing

2,400 subscribers, cited by Stanford HAI report. Frame as op-ed criterion 6 evidence.

Include in exhibit binder only, not in main brief

Lower-risk. Available if officer asks.

Omit entirely

Conservative. Your 15 peer-reviewed papers carry the criterion.

Original contributions · Question 6 of 14

List 1 to 3 original contributions with quantitative impact.

Specificity wins. Use named clients, dollar amounts, percent improvements. The strongest petitions read like CVs of facts.

Leading role · Question 7 of 14

Top 2 employers, your role and the org reputation.

We need both leading-or-critical role and distinguished-reputation evidence. One sentence each is enough.

Employer 1

Employer 2

High salary · Question 8 of 14

Argue high-salary criterion?

BLS percentile 99 for Computer and Information Research Scientists in San Francisco is $324,790. Your $425k base puts you well above. Strong case.

Yes, argue high salary

Adds a 4th criterion at low risk. We will pull BLS data automatically.

Skip, stay with the 3 lead criteria

Cleaner narrative. Your 3 lead criteria are already strong.

National importance · Question 9 of 14

Why does your work matter to the United States specifically?

In 2 to 3 sentences, in your own voice. This is the hardest section in any EB-1A. Client voice helps the cover letter feel human.

US policy areas your work intersects (pick up to 3)

NIST · AI Risk Management Framework

White House EO 14110 on AI Safety

DARPA · Explainable AI program

Recommenders · Question 10 of 14

Confirm 6 recommenders, mark independent vs employer.

USCIS weights independent letters higher. Aim for at least 4 independent of 6 total.

Dr. Demis Hassabis

CEO, Google DeepMind

Employer

Independent

Prof. Yann LeCun

Chief AI Scientist, Meta · NYU

Employer

Independent

Prof. Fei-Fei Li

Stanford HAI Co-Director

Employer

Independent

Dr. Dario Amodei

CEO, Anthropic · former employer

Employer

Independent

Prof. Percy Liang

Stanford CS · CRFM Director

Employer

Independent

Dr. Jared Kaplan

Co-founder, Anthropic · JHU

Employer

Independent

4 of 6 independent. Strong ratio for USCIS.

Personal narrative · Question 11 of 14

Tell us one specific story showing your work impact, in your voice.

The cover letter opens with this. Personal narrative is what makes a petition feel human. Two paragraphs is enough.

Style · Question 12 of 14

Tone and length preferences

Both formal-legal and warm-personal cover letters work. Length is strategic, not a quality signal.

Cover letter tone

Warm-personal

Direct address, first-person, narrative-led. Best for science and arts profiles.

Formal-legal

Third-person, precedent-heavy, structured argument.

Length target

Comprehensive (80 to 100 pages)

Default. Both reference petitions were 200+ pages with exhibits.

Concise (50 to 60 pages)

Denser. Some adjudicators prefer this.

Edge cases · Question 13 of 14

A few last things we need to know.

Hidden landmines should surface before drafting, not after.

Current US status

O-1 valid through Aug 2026, no prior denials or RFEs

Different status or there is a prior history we need to disclose

Petition type

Self-petition, employed at Google DeepMind (W-2)

Employer-sponsored or self-employed

Family with you

Spouse needing E-14 derivative

Children under 21

Sign-off · Question 14 of 14

Anything we should NOT include?

Sensitive employer relationships, NDAs, ongoing litigation, anything you would not want a USCIS adjudicator to read. Optional.

GV is drafting your petition

Estimated 18 minutes for a 92-page comprehensive draft.

Cover letter0 words

Section 1: Introduction and summarypending

Section 2.1: Leading or critical rolepending

Section 2.5: Original contributionspending

Section 2.8: Awardspending

Section 3: National importancepending

Exhibit list and cross-referencespending

Live · Section 2.5 · Original contributions

Words written: 0

Pages: 0

Confidence: --

AI-drafted · Verified by Alexander Thornton

Petition for O-1A Nonimmigrant Worker

In support of Dr. Sofia Castellanos · Filed under 8 CFR §214.2(o)(3)(iii)

I. Introduction and Summary

This petition is submitted on behalf of Dr. Sofia Castellanos, a distinguished research scientist in the field of artificial intelligence and machine learning, who seeks O-1A classification as an individual with extraordinary ability in the sciences. Dr. Castellanos has demonstrated sustained national and international acclaim for her groundbreaking contributions to neural network architecture and her contributions to the advancement of neural network efficiency and model interpretability.

II. Petitioner's Extraordinary Ability

Dr. Castellanos meets multiple criteria for establishing extraordinary ability under 8 CFR §214.2(o)(3)(iii). Her achievements include:

Receipt of nationally recognized prizes, including the 2025 Best Paper Award at the International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML).
Authorship of scholarly articles in professional publications, with 15+ peer-reviewed papers published in top-tier venues (NeurIPS, ICML, CVPR).
Original scientific contributions of major significance, including a novel attention mechanism cited 1,200+ times within 18 months of publication.
Service as a judge of the work of others, including peer review for NeurIPS 2024 and 2025, and program committee membership for ICML 2025.
Employment in a critical capacity for an organization with a distinguished reputation, leading an 8-scientist research team at Google DeepMind.

III. Evidence of Acclaim

Attached as Exhibits A through G are six advisory opinion letters from independent industry experts at MIT, Stanford, OpenAI, Microsoft Research, Berkeley, and Anthropic, each attesting to Dr. Castellanos's standing at the very top of her field. Citation analysis prepared by GV Intelligence confirms her work ranks in the top 1% of researchers in her cohort by H-index and citation velocity.

IV. Continued Employment in Area of Extraordinary Ability

Dr. Castellanos will continue her employment as Senior Research Scientist at Google DeepMind, where she will lead the Neural Interpretability team in developing next-generation methods for understanding large language model behavior. The position requires precisely the extraordinary ability she has demonstrated.

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AI suggestions

Strengthen criterion 3

Add specific citation count for the 2024 patent on transformer optimization. GV found 89 forward citations.

Verify exhibit reference

Exhibit F (Microsoft Research letter) references "Dr. Chen" but the letter is signed "Dr. Liu". Recommend correction.

Add precedent

Matter of Skirball (1991) supports critical capacity argument for research scientists. Insert in §IV?

Document checklist

Form I-129

Form O Supplement

6 advisory opinion letters

Publication list (15)

Award documentation

Petition letter (in review)

Filing fee receipt

Confidence score

94%

GV estimates this petition has a strong probability of approval based on 2,400+ comparable cases.

Petition for O-1A Nonimmigrant Worker

In support of Dr. Sofia Castellanos · Filed under 8 CFR §214.2(o)(3)(iii)

I. Introduction and Summary

This petition is submitted on behalf of Dr. Sofia Castellanos, a distinguished research scientist in the field of neural network interpretabilityartificial intelligence, who seeks O-1A classification as an individual with extraordinary ability in the sciences.

Dr. Castellanos has demonstrated sustained national and international acclaim for her groundbreaking contributions to attention mechanism design and large language model efficiency. Her work has been adopted by three production AI systems at Google, Anthropic, and Meta.

II. Petitioner's Extraordinary Ability

Dr. Castellanos meets multiple criteria for establishing extraordinary ability under 8 CFR §214.2(o)(3)(iii). Her achievements include receipt of the ICML 2025 Best Paper Award (3 of 4,127 submissions, selectivity 0.07 percent) and the NeurIPS 2024 Outstanding Paper Honor (12 of 13,810 submissions).

Her novel sparse-attention mechanism, published in Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS 2024), has been cited 1,247 times in peer-reviewed venues within 18 months of publication. As confirmed by the independent expert opinion of Professor Yann LeCun (see Exhibit 2.5.3), Dr. Castellanos's contribution constitutes original scientific work of major significance.

III. National Importance

Dr. Castellanos's work on neural network interpretability sits at the center of what the Executive Order on AI Safety identifies as a national priority. Her research directly informs NIST AI safety policy and the DARPA Explainable AI program.

Sections

I. Introduction 2

II. Extraordinary ability 1

III. National importance

IV. Continued employment

V. Conclusion

AI suggestions (3)

Add ICML 2025 keynote

Sofia mentioned giving the 2024 ICML keynote on the intake call. Strong selectivity signal for criterion 2.8.

Tighten criterion 2.4

Judging section reads thin. Add 4 NeurIPS PC confirmation emails as exhibit 2.4.7 to 2.4.10.

Citation check passed

All 17 legal citations verified against 8 CFR and INA current text.

Approval rate

92%

+12% vs last week (84%)

New clients

Total active: 18

Avg. time to submission

10 days

Improved from 14 days

Cases progressing

15/18

15 on track

Outcomes

Key wins this week

Faster drafting

Average petition draft time down to 3.2 days from 9.1 days a quarter ago.

Higher approval rates

92% approval rate on petitions filed this quarter (+12% vs Q1).

More conversions

3 new clients signed engagement letters this week.

Case distribution

Active cases by stage

Intake

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Drafting

Ready to submit

Submitted

Total active cases: 18 · Avg. revenue per case: $8,920

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Marcus Whitfield

Last 40% / Now 60%

Lifetime approvals

+3 this month

Active lifecycle

Across consular, AOS, in-US

I-94 alerts (90d)

Out-of-status risk

Citizenship-eligible

Cross-sell ready

Active post-approval cases

Each client routed automatically to consular processing, AOS, or in-US monitoring.

Client	Visa	Approved	Stage	Next milestone
MW Marcus Whitfield m.whitfield@stripe.com	H-1B	Today, 12:47 PM	In US	Sending next-steps memo
RM Rajiv Mehta rajiv@nvidia.com	O-1A	Mar 12, 2026	Consular processing	DS-160 prep · interview Apr 22
AP Aisha Patel aisha@google.com	H-1B	Feb 8, 2026	In US	I-94 expires Oct 14
PV Aditi Iyer aditi@medicine.com	EB-2 NIW	Jan 22, 2026	AOS in progress	I-485 filed · pending receipt
HN Hiroshi Nakamura h.nakamura@studio.jp	O-1B	Dec 18, 2025	I-94 alert	Expires in 47 days
MA Mateo Aldridge m.aldridge@usolympic.org	O-1A	Nov 9, 2025	In US	Caught up
TA Theodore Ashworth t.ashworth@harvard.edu	EB-1A	Oct 28, 2025	Consular processing	Stamping at London consulate · May 22
SR Sonia Reyes sonia@stanford.edu	EB-2 NIW	May 4, 2021	Citizenship eligible	N-400 ready · 5 years met
JC Jian Chen jian@two-sigma.com	EB-1A	Apr 19, 2021	Citizenship eligible	4y 10m mark · cross-sell sent

Today's lifecycle actions

Auto-generated from approval data and dates.

I-94 expiring soon

3 clients in next 90 days

Hiroshi Nakamura expires in 47 days. Extension paperwork drafted, ready for review.

Naturalization eligible

2 clients at 5-year mark

Sonia Reyes and Jian Chen. N-400 drafts ready. Auto-cross-sell email queued.

Family petitions

3 cross-sell opportunities

Rajiv Mehta's spouse and 2 children need derivative visas. Package drafted.

Lifecycle automations

Running quietly in the background.

Approval celebrations · 47 sent

Next-steps memos · 47 sent

I-94 monitoring · 12 active

Status-change alerts · auto-fired

Naturalization tracker · 7 enrolled

Family cross-sell · 3 opportunities live

Back to Post-Approval

Marcus Whitfield

H-1B Specialty Occupation Stripe, Inc. Attorney: Alexander Thornton Approved

Filed

Mar 12, 2026

USCIS Vermont Service Center

Approved

May 10, 2026

59 days, premium

Fees collected

$6,200 / $6,200

Fully paid

I-94 valid until

Aug 14, 2029

3-year H-1B grant

Case timeline

Intake to approval, 70 days total

Intake

Mar 1, 2026

Case prep

Mar 4, 2026

AI Drafted

Mar 9, 2026

Filed

Mar 12, 2026

Approved

Today, 12:47 PM

Documents

Passport.pdf

Uploaded by Marcus, Mar 4, 2026 · OCR-verified

Stripe_offer_letter.pdf

Uploaded by Marcus, Mar 4, 2026

Berkeley_BS_CS_diploma.pdf

Uploaded by Marcus, Mar 5, 2026 · auto-categorized as Degree

Berkeley_transcripts_sealed.pdf

Uploaded by Marcus, Mar 8, 2026

Stripe_paystubs_Sep2025_Feb2026.pdf

Uploaded by Marcus, Mar 8, 2026 · 6 months

H-1B_petition_Marcus_Whitfield_final.docx

Generated by AI Drafter, Mar 9 · 42 pages · 94 percent confidence

Employer_support_letter.docx

Generated by AI Drafter, Mar 9 · signed by Patrick Collison

Recent communications

Open inbox →

Alexander Thornton

Today, 12:48 PM

Marcus, congratulations. Your H-1B was approved by USCIS Vermont SC this morning. I am sending the next-steps memo shortly. Your I-94 will be valid through Aug 14, 2029.

Marcus Whitfield

May 3, 2026

Got the receipt notice today. Premium clock started?

Alexander Thornton

Mar 12, 2026

Petition filed with Vermont SC today. Premium processing 15-day SLA. We should see a receipt in 2-3 weeks.

Marcus Whitfield

Mar 11, 2026

Signed. Send it in.

Activity

USCIS approval received. Form I-797C indicates H-1B granted through Aug 14, 2029.

Today, 12:47 PM

Auto-celebration sent to Marcus with approval certificate.

Today, 12:47 PM

Next-steps memo drafted by AI. Awaiting attorney review.

Today, 12:48 PM

I-94 monitoring activated. Expiration tracker set to Aug 14, 2029.

Today, 12:48 PM

Approval bonus payment of $400 auto-charged via Stripe.

Today, 12:48 PM

Premium processing SLA met. 13 calendar days from receipt to decision.

Today, 12:00 PM

Receipt notice I-797C captured from CBP. Receipt EAC-26-126-50421.

Apr 27, 2026

Petition package shipped via FedEx Priority Overnight to USCIS Vermont SC.

Mar 12, 2026

USCIS fees of $5,085 paid via Pay.gov ($780 base, $1,500 H supp, $2,805 premium).

Mar 12, 2026

Petition signed by client and reviewed by attorney.

Mar 11, 2026

AI Drafter generated 42-page H-1B petition. Confidence 94 percent.

Mar 9, 2026

LCA ETA-9035 certified by DOL FLAG. Case I-200-26063-411874.

Mar 6, 2026

Documents complete. 5 of 5 required items received.

Mar 8, 2026

Engagement letter signed and $3,100 retainer charged.

Mar 4, 2026

Initial consultation completed.

Mar 1, 2026

Quick actions

View AI Drafter petition View filed forms Message Marcus Schedule call Add note

Forms filed

Form I-129

Filed Mar 12 · $780

H-1B Supplement

Filed Mar 12 · $1,500

Form I-907 Premium

Filed Mar 12 · $2,805

Form G-28

Filed Mar 12 · attorney of record

ETA-9035 LCA

Certified Mar 6 · DOL FLAG

Payments

Paid in full

Initial retainer

Mar 4

Paid $3,100

Documents complete

Mar 9

Paid $1,550

Petition filing

Mar 12

Paid $1,150

Approval bonus

Today

Paid $400

Total

$6,200

Dependents

+ Add

Emily Whitfield

Spouse · H-4 needed · cross-sell drafted

Notes

+ Add

Comp structure

Stripe RSU comp counts toward total comp, base is well above Level IV prevailing wage. Confirmed Mar 8.

Berkeley transcripts

Sealed copies took 2 weeks via registrar. Recommend telling future H-1B clients to request transcripts during intake call.

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