Let’s make it clear.

Yes. Start with your goal, where you are now and whether a case is already pending. A consultant helps arrange a review with an attorney. A category is selected after assessing the facts, not from a job title or one achievement alone.

No. O-1 is a temporary nonimmigrant work category. EB-1A and EB-2 NIW are immigrant routes, but petition approval alone is not permanent resident status. Each category guide explains the separate stages.

Fees depend on the scope: a consultation, full engagement, evidence response or a specific stage. You receive the scope and fee proposal before work begins. Government fees, translations and other expenses are agreed separately; current amounts are checked before filing.

USCIS, a consulate or another competent authority makes the decision. Your attorney handles the agreed legal work: assessment, preparation and coordination. We do not promise an authority’s decision or suggest inventing facts for a case.

Yes. First establish what was filed, what decisions were received and which deadlines are running. Prepare copies of notices and earlier submissions. Do not end existing representation without agreeing how the case will be transferred.

Start through @card1card_bot. Once the scope is agreed, your specialist explains which documents are needed and how to share them. Use the email form for non-urgent questions, without document numbers, persecution details or other sensitive information.