Attorney's Fees and Filing Fees for J-1 Visa

Listed below is a table of our fees for J-1 and J-1 Waiver applications, which consist of attorney's fees and filing fees. Filing fees are fees that are set by the USCIS or the U.S. State Department to cover the cost of the respective government agency’s services. Attorney's fees are the fees charged by the firm for professional services rendered.

The initial attorney's fees are due upon signing the retainer agreement with us. The filing fee is due anytime before the application is filed with USCIS. The fee for the J-1 Waiver is due anytime before the State Department J-1 Visa Waiver Recommendation Application (often called the "Data Sheet") is to be sent for purposes of getting the Waiver Review Number from the State Department. Fees due upon approval (if applicable) are paid when the USCIS approves the case or when the State Department recommends approval of the waiver in a J-1 waiver case. The fees range in price due to the complexity of issues or length of process time and work involved. Keep in mind that these fees are estimates and that fees may vary, depending on the difficulty/simplicity and specific facts of each individual case.

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Description
Work for Non-Sponsor Employer
Duration
Extension
Benefits
Limitations
Procedure to Get a J-1 Visa
J-1 Waiver
No Objection Waiver
Independent Government Agency Waiver
Independent Government Agency Waiver for Physicians
IGA Listing
Exceptional Hardship Waiver
Fear of Persecution Waiver
State Health Agency Waiver (For Physicians only)
State Health Agency Listing
Green Card
Services that We Provide
Frequently Asked Questions about J-1/J-2 Visa
Frequently Asked Questions about J-1 two-year rule
Frequently Asked Questions about J-1 Waiver
Attorney's Fees
Articles & News on J-1