For immigration counsel

Draft exceptional ability petitions
together.

A white-label workspace for O-1A, EB-1A, and NIW cases. Your client contributes the record; your team shapes the argument.

Most of the work in an extraordinary-ability case is chasing exhibits, letters, and half-remembered details over email. Here the client answers guided questions, uploads evidence, and requests recommenders in one place — while your associates review, comment, and draft in a portal that carries your firm's name.

The address
Your own. Not ours.

petitions.yourfirm.com — where clients sign in.

The look
Read from your site.

Logo, colors, typefaces — nothing to fill in.

The filing
Your name on it.

O-1A · EB-1A · NIW, no third-party marks.

Why visaworker for firms

Collaborate with your clients. Handle more cases, better.

More cases

Your clients gather exhibits, answer intake, and chase recommenders in one shared workspace. Your associates review and shape — instead of chasing email threads.

Morematters per team

Quicker, more successfully

Every claim links to proof. Drafts start in your voice. Fewer missing pieces, fewer back-and-forths, and petitions ready to file in less time.

Fasterto a filing draft

Meet client expectations

Clients want AI and to be part of the process. They work with you in a branded portal — contributing, not just filling in forms — while still under your counsel.

Togethernot alone
Working together

The client writes their story. You shape the argument.

Invite the beneficiary into the matter and they answer guided questions, upload exhibits, and chase their own recommenders. You leave a comment where the record is thin; they see exactly what is still missing. Nothing lives in an email thread.

  • Comment on any section or exhibit, client replies in place
  • Open questions and missing evidence tracked per criterion
  • Recommendation letters requested, drafted, and signed in-app
drafts / o-1a · cover letter
Extraordinary ability · § 214.2(o)

Dr. Iyer's sustained international acclaim is evidenced by seven peer-reviewed publications cited over 4,200 times, two international awards from bodies with a global candidate pool, and invitations to judge at three top-tier venues.

M. Wren · associate

"Anaya — can you upload the award letter for the second prize? Exhibit B is thin without it."

Client · 2 min ago

"Added it as Exhibit B-2, plus the jury list they sent me."

Your address, your workspace

They sign in at your firm. Not at ours.

The workspace answers at an address of your own — petitions.yourfirm.com, or your own domain — carrying your logo, your colors, and your typefaces. We read those from your website when the workspace is created, so there is nothing to fill in; adjust anything afterwards. Intake, exhibits, letters, comments, emails, and the compiled petition all come out under your firm. Our name appears nowhere your client can see.

  • Your own web address — a subdomain, or your domain
  • Branding read from your website, adjustable after
  • Invitations and notifications written as your firm
  • Filed pages carry your cover and tab order, no third-party marks
petitions.kessler.law
https://petitions.kessler.law
KKessler & Partners
Petitions
Dr. Anaya Iyer · O-1A
Evidence · Draft · Letters
Branding read from
kessler.law
Who's in the workspace

Colleagues and clients. Kept apart on purpose.

Invite a colleague and they join as an attorney, paralegal, or admin with the firm's cases in front of them — no case is spent. Invite a client and one link signs them in and opens their own petition, and nothing else. A matter a paralegal started can be handed over to the client to continue, without losing a word of the record.

  • Attorney, paralegal, and admin roles, set and changed by the firm
  • Clients see only their own petition — never another client, never a price
  • One-click client invitations, branded as your firm
  • Hand a started matter over to the client at any point
kessler & partners · people
Colleagues
  • R. KesslerAdmin
  • M. WrenAttorney
  • J. RaoParalegal
Clients
  • Dr. A. IyerOwn petition · O-1A
  • L. ChenOwn petition · EB-1A
Cases left this month6 of 10
How firms work with us

The firm buys cases. Never the client.

No free-trial cases, no client-paid add-ons, no trust-account complications.

Firm case pool

Your team and your clients, in one workspace.

A pool of cases held by the firm

Per case, per month

Each month your firm holds a number of cases. Opening a matter takes one from the pool, and anyone in the workspace — attorney, paralegal, or admin — can work on it. Your admins see how many are left; your clients see neither a price nor a card.

  • Cases, not seats — the whole team works on one matter
  • Admins see cases used and cases left at a glance
  • Clients never enter payment details
  • One firm invoice — clients never pay us
  • Direct line to the team
Referral partner

Send the ones you can't take.

A clean hand-off, separate from your workspace

20% of subscriptions

For the O-1A, EB-1A, or NIW candidate you can't take on, send them to visaworker.ai. They use the public experience — not your branded portal. You are not the lawyer on the matter, you don't see their data, and you have no liability for the filing. You simply earn a share of each paid subscription they start.

  • Not your workspace: they use visaworker.ai directly
  • You are not responsible or liable for the petition
  • You do not access their case, documents, or data
  • Unique referral link plus a live dashboard
Under the hood

Shared casework. Not just drafting.

Your own address

The workspace answers at petitions.yourfirm.com, or at a domain you already own. Clients sign in there.

Branding, imported

Logo, colors, and typefaces read from your website when the workspace is created. Adjust any of it later.

Roles that match a firm

Attorney, paralegal, admin, client. The firm sets each one, changes it any time, and clients see only their own matter.

Invitations as your firm

Client and colleague invitations carry your name, logo, and workspace link — one click and they're in.

Comments in place

Ask for the missing award letter on the paragraph that needs it. The client replies there, not in your inbox.

Filings with no other name

Cover, letterhead, and tab order are yours. Nothing in the workspace or the filed pages points anywhere else.

Every matter in one list

Search and filter the firm's cases, see who holds each one, and hand a matter over to the client.

Cases, not seats

A monthly pool of cases billed to the firm. One case covers a matter however many people touch it. Nothing through trust.

Isolated per firm

Your workspace and its records are separate from every other firm's, encrypted, never used to train models, exportable any time.

05· Questions

Questions, answered.

Do we get our own web address?

Yes. Your workspace answers at an address of your own — a subdomain such as petitions.yourfirm.com, or your own domain. Your clients sign in there and never see visaworker.ai.

Do we have to type in our colors and fonts?

No. We read your logo, colors, and typefaces from your own website and apply them to the workspace. You can adjust every value afterwards, and we keep text contrast readable whatever you choose.

What do our colleagues see, versus our clients?

Colleagues join as attorney, paralegal, or admin and see the firm's cases. A client sees only their own petition. The firm sets each role and can change it at any time.

Do invitations come from you or from us?

Every invitation and notification is written and branded as your firm, with your logo and a link into your workspace. The technical sending address is still ours today — that is the one place our name appears, and only in the email header.

What does the client actually do?

They answer guided questions about their work, upload the evidence only they have, and request their own recommendation letters. You set what they can see and edit; review and signature stay with the firm.

Do clients have to work with us inside the software?

No. You can run a matter entirely on the firm side and gather materials however your client prefers. But cases move faster when the client answers intake, uploads exhibits, and responds to comments in the workspace — fewer email threads, fewer missing pieces, and a clearer record for you to review.

Does this replace our associates?

No. This is where your associates and your client work on the same record. It structures the petition, captures exhibits, and writes a first draft in your firm's voice. A lawyer still reviews, edits, and signs every filing.

How is the firm plan priced?

The firm buys cases, not seats. Each month you hold a number of cases; opening a matter uses one, and the whole team can work on it. Clients are never asked for a card and never see a price.

Is visaworker.ai a law firm or referral service?

No. We are a software company, not a law firm. We do not practice law, give legal advice, or split fees with lawyers. Our Find-a-Lawyer directory is a flat advertising listing, not a referral service.

Where does client data live?

Each firm workspace is isolated. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, never used to train models, and exportable at any time. You control who inside your firm can see each matter.

Talk to us

Tell us about your practice.

Number of attorneys, annual O-1A / EB-1A / NIW volume, and how much of the record your clients usually put together themselves. We reply within one business day, from a real inbox.

Or email us directly:

lawyers@visaworker.ai

We reply from lawyers@visaworker.ai and will follow up with next steps for your firm.

Get found

Get listed in the Find-a-Lawyer directory.

Founders, researchers, and engineers land on visaworker.ai/find-a-lawyer looking for O-1, EB-1A, and NIW counsel with transparent pricing. A featured listing puts your firm at the top of the results with your logo, price band, visa focus, and a link to your intake.

How a featured listing works

This is a flat advertising fee — the cost of a directory listing, paid in advance regardless of whether any client ever contacts you. It is not a referral fee, a per-lead charge, or a share of any legal fee you earn, and nothing you pay is contingent on retention or outcome. Paid placement is labelled as advertising on the directory and is not presented as evidence of suitability. Separately, applicants can ask our team on a free strategy call for help comparing firms by field, timeline and published pricing; that assistance is based on public information and is not influenced by whether a firm pays for a listing.

Lawyer-advertising rules vary by jurisdiction and some states require specific disclaimer language. You are responsible for confirming compliance in every state you're licensed in; we'll adjust listing copy on request.

Featured listing

Flat annual fee. No per-client charge.

From $1,200 / year

Billed once. Renews annually. Cancel anytime.

  • Firm logo, price band, and visa focus on /find-a-lawyer
  • Priority sort above unfeatured firms
  • Direct link to your consultation intake — we don't touch it
  • Quarterly directory impression report
  • No per-lead fee, no fee-splitting; placement labelled as advertising
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