Givance OS

100+

Immigration matters run by our counsel

2 min

To a criterion-by-criterion read on your own record

Billed hourly. Ever. Every engagement is a fixed number

What we do

Two ways to work with us.

01 The retainer

Your lawyer, in a group chat

$199a month, first 10 companies

$299 a month after that. Cancel whenever, no notice period.

A dedicated Telegram group with your attorney in it
Unlimited simple legal questions, answered same day
One lawyer meeting a month, included
AI-assisted throughout, so the turnaround is hours not weeks

Anything bigger gets scoped separately and quoted as a fixed, outcome-based fee before a minute of work happens.

02 Immigration

Founder and employee visas

$5,000flat, for the O-1

Filed in days. Approved, or your money back, no questions asked.

O-1A and O-1B, for you and for the people you hire
Counsel who has run over 100 immigration matters in-house
Every criterion scored and evidenced before anything is filed
An AI check on the forms, because the errors are the boring kind

Start with the free assessment. It scores your record against all eight criteria and tells you honestly whether you have a case.

The AI half

A system that reads your whole record

All eight regulatory criteria scored against what you have, with the evidence shown for each and the standard it is measured against. The petition assembles as you upload. The brief drafts with the exhibit numbers already in it. Built by an AI researcher, not bought from a vendor.

The Big Law half

An attorney who trained where the rigor is

Columbia Law, then mergers and acquisitions at Kirkland and Ellis in New York, then in-house at a startup filing O-1 petitions for founders and employees. Every line is read by her before it goes out, and she answers your questions herself.

Work visas and permanent residence for founders and the people they hire.

O-1A, extraordinary ability

The one we have built the deepest. A free assessment reads all eight regulatory criteria against your record, and the petition assembles in front of you as the evidence arrives.

The rest of a case, not just the filing

Change of status against consular processing, requests for evidence, extensions, and what happens when a decision does not go your way. These are the stages most firms stop talking about once the petition is in.

Your team, not only you

The same work for the people you hire. Counsel here has filed O-1 petitions for employees as well as founders.

Get a free O-1A assessment

The O-1A guarantee

Approved, or your money back.

We only take cases we think should be approved, which is why the assessment is free and why we will tell you to wait if waiting is the right call. If we take yours and USCIS does not approve it, you get every dollar of our fee back. No questions asked, no forms, no conversation you have to win.

What you get back: Our entire fee. Not a credit, not a partial, and we do not ask you why.
What it costs to claim: Send one email. There is no form, no review, and no conversation you have to win.
RFE response: Included. If USCIS asks for more, answering them is part of the price.

Find out if you qualify

What it costs

Three numbers. That is the whole price list.

The assessment

All eight O-1A criteria scored against your record, with the evidence shown. No account, no card, no call first.

$199/ month

Ask us anything

Any straightforward startup legal question, answered the same day by a licensed attorney. Cancel whenever.

First 10 companies, then $299

$5,000

The O-1 petition

Flat. Filed in days once your evidence is in, not months. If it is not approved, you get the whole fee back.

Government filing fees separate

Regulatory criteria read against your record, every time

100%

Refunded if USCIS does not approve it

$299

A month for any legal question, answered

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Petitions filed to dateAwaiting figure

Who you work with

The two people who do the work.

Not a ticket queue and not a paralegal reading from a script. You get both of them directly: the founder who has already been the client on an O-1A, and the lawyer. Ask either one anything, including the small procedural questions nobody writes down.