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For employers

Your visa timeline should not become an HR incident.

We work with People-ops and legal-ops at startups and mid-size Bay Area tech companies.

What HR actually needs from counsel

A calendar you can run

Cap season, LCA timing, start dates, and transfer windows are visible in the tracker.

One place for every sponsored case

Employer users see the cases they sponsor. The employee sees their own.

A partner, not a ticket queue

Priya or Marcus is the named attorney on the matter.

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Named counsel. Shared file. No status scavenger hunt.

How the tracker works from your side

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Engagement, signed digitally

Flat-fee agreement for the petition type. No hourly drip for the core filing.

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Evidence-gathering in the tracker

A shared document checklist lives inside the case tracker.

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Petition drafted for your review

You see the draft before it goes to USCIS.

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Filed with USCIS

Receipt notice, priority date, and the filing itself land in the tracker the same day we have them.

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Status changes, including RFEs

When USCIS updates the case, including if a Request for Evidence is issued, the tracker updates. You see the notice, the strategy note, and what happens next without sending a follow-up email.

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Post-approval next steps

Approval is not the end of the practical work. We send a next-steps summary.

Start with the role, not a form download.

Send the job, the person, and the date you need them working.

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