DACA Renewal
If you already have DACA and just want to renew your 2 year work permit, we will accept your case even if we didn’t do your first DACA application.
Attorney fees for renewal: $450
USCIS filing fees: $495
Total: $945
I-601A Waiver
Also known as a provisional unlawful presence waiver, this waiver is for people that entered the United States illegally without a visa that are now married to a US citizen. People that entered illegally into the United States don’t qualify for adjustment of status so they have to apply for this waiver. Not all of these waivers get granted by the USCIS because it requires the applicant to show how much hardship the US citizen spouse will suffer if the waiver is denied. Our success rate on this kind of application is about 95%, so if you apply for this waiver there is the possibility that the case will get denied, but it’s much more likely to be approved so we will almost always recommend applying for it.
Attorney fees: $4,465
USCIS filing fees: $1,535
Total: $6,000
Consular Processing
This is the method for a US citizen to bring a spouse, child, parent or sibling to the United States that is in another country and doesn’t have a visa to be able to enter the United States. This application is only for applicants who have not been illegally in the United States for the past 10 years.
Attorney fees: $1,935
USCIS filing fees: $865
Total: $2,800
Naturalization (Form N-400)
This is the application for a permanent resident to apply to become a US citizen.
Attorney fees: $1,200 (Price includes one of our attorneys going with the applicant to their interview with USCIS in San Antonio)
USCIS filing fees: $725
Total: $1,925
Renewal of Permanent Resident Card (Form I-90)
This is the application for a 10 year permanent resident to extend their card.
Attorney fees: $100
USCIS filing fees: $540
Total: $640
Removal of Conditions on Permanent Resident Card
Also known as the I-751, this is the application to extend the 2 year permanent resident card for an applicant married to a US citizen.
Attorney fees: $1,000
USCIS filing fees: $680
Total: $1,680
In case of an interview in San Antonio, we do charge an extra $500, but applicants rarely get interviews for this kind of case.
Temporary Protected Status (Form I-821)
This is the renewal of the work permit for applicants from Honduras, El Salvador, and various other countries that cannot accept its citizens back due to war or natural disaster.
Attorney fees: $350
USCIS filing fees: $495
Total: $845
U Visa
This visa is for people that were victims of a violent crime that occurred in the United States, such as domestic violence. This visa is only for applicants who reported the crime to the police and who cooperated with the police to prosecute the criminals responsible for committing the crime. Applicants for this visa will qualify if they entered the United States with or without a visa.
Attorney fees: $1,400
USCIS filing fees: Usually $0
Total: $1,400
Work Permit Extensions (Form I-765)
Applicants sometimes have to extend their work permits because their permanent residence applications haven’t been approved yet and they need to extend their work authorization until their permanent residence is granted.
Attorney fees: $200
USCIS filing fees: $380
Total: $580
We do many other types of cases, but these are the most common kind of case that we work on. If you have a case that is not described above, please give us a call or email and describe your case to us and we will provide you with a price quote over the phone or by email.