JINEE GREEN CARD
How much does Jinee Green Card cost?
Jinee Green Card programs generally cost about $8,000 to $10,000. That covers pre-filing preparation: building and organizing your case. Your attorney’s fees and USCIS government fees are paid separately. For a self-petitioned EB-1A, our fee plus USCIS petition fees comes to roughly $9,015 to $11,015 before attorney fees.
| Part | What it pays for | Who you pay | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Build | Pre-filing preparation: profile assessment, evidence strategy, research, guidance | Jinee Green Card | About $8,000 to $10,000 |
| 2. File | Legal strategy, petition drafting, and filing | The licensed attorney you choose | Set by the attorney |
| 3. Government | USCIS filing fees | USCIS, directly | See pathway tables below |
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What decides our program fee?
The pathway. EB-1A, O-1A, and EB-2 NIW need different amounts of work.
Your existing profile. Well-documented achievements need less development than a record that’s still being built.
The level of support. How much guidance, research, and hands-on help you want.
| Program level | Who it's for | What's included | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deck Pass | Professionals who want to build their immigration profile at their own pace, with expert access when they need direction. |
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$1,999 |
| Custom Plan | Professionals who want end-to-end support, strategic direction, and expert-led execution throughout their journey. |
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Custom |
What’s included, depending on the program:
profile assessment, evidence mapping against USCIS criteria, profile-development strategy, narrative support, research and opportunity identification, evidence organization, expert and attorney sessions, and ongoing guidance throughout pre-filing preparation.
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How much does it cost by pathway?
EB-1A cost
| Cost | Amount |
|---|---|
| Jinee program fee | $8,000 to $10,000 |
| USCIS: Form I-140 ($715) + Asylum Program Fee ($300, self-petitioners) | $1,015 |
| Subtotal before attorney fees | $9,015 to $11,015 |
| Optional premium processing (15 business days) | + $2,965 |
| Subtotal with premium processing | $11,980 to $13,980 |
| Attorney fees | Depends |
| Adjustment of status fees (if filing in the U.S.) | Additional USCIS fees apply |
The EB-1A filing fee and premium processing fee are the most searched costs in this category. Premium processing speeds up the I-140 decision only. It doesn’t improve your odds.
O-1A cost
O-1A is different. It needs an employer or agent to file, and USCIS fees depend on the petitioner's size.
| Cost | Amount |
|---|---|
| Jinee program fee | $8,000 to $10,000 |
| USCIS: Form I-129 + Asylum Program Fee | $830 to $1,655 (depending on petitioner size) |
| Subtotal before attorney fees | $8,830 to $11,655 |
| Optional premium processing | + $2,965 |
| Subtotal with premium processing | $11,795 to $14,620 |
| Visa stamp fees (if applying abroad) | Consular fees apply |
EB-2 NIW cost
EB-2 NIW self-petitions use the same I-140 and Asylum Program Fee as EB-1A, so the USCIS petition fees are also $1,015. That puts the subtotal at $9,015 to $11,015 before attorney fees, plus $2,965 for optional premium processing.
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Costs people forget
Attorney fees, which are usually the biggest variable. Ask for a flat fee in writing instead of hourly billing.
RFE response work. Ask whether your attorney charges extra for it.
Consular and visa stamp fees (O-1A, if you apply abroad)
Dependent applications (spouse and children)
Evidence-related costs, which is the part most people don’t plan for. [CONFIRM: say plainly whether any evidence-building costs (for example third-party, event, or publication costs) are included in our fee or paid separately, or state that there are none.]
Adjustment of status fees if you’re filing in the U.S.
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What happens to the cost if you get an RFE or a denial?
USCIS filing fees are not refunded if a petition is denied. An RFE can also mean extra legal work. Read our guide on what happens if your case gets an RFE before you budget.
Our fee and approval: we don’t charge a fee in exchange for a guaranteed outcome, because no legitimate service can promise one. What our fee pays for is the pre-filing preparation work itself.
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Is Jinee Green Card worth it?
It depends on where you're starting:
| Your situation | What usually fits |
|---|---|
| Achievements and the impact of your work are already well documented across several USCIS criteria | An attorney may be all you need (profile building vs. attorney) |
| Achievements exist but aren't organized or positioned for USCIS | A program like ours |
| Evidence still needs to be built over time | A longer program, planned early |
Software professionals can start with our EB-1A guide for software engineers.
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What do Jinee Green Card reviews say about pricing and value?
Don’t rely on testimonials we picked. Our Trustpilot reviews are run by a third party and we can’t edit or remove them. Look for mentions of cost, communication, and whether expectations matched reality. Client feedback is also on our reviews page.
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The bottom line on Jinee Green Card cost
Jinee Green Card’s program fee of about $8,000 to $10,000 covers pre-filing preparation: assessing your profile, building your evidence strategy, and organizing your case against USCIS standards. Attorney fees and USCIS government fees are separate, so your real budget is the total of all three parts: build, file, and government.
For a self-petitioned EB-1A or EB-2 NIW, that means roughly $9,015 to $11,015 before attorney fees. For an O-1A, it’s roughly $8,830 to $11,655. Premium processing, RFE work, and dependent applications can add to either.
Whether the program is worth it depends on where your profile stands today. If your achievements are already well documented, an attorney alone may be enough. If they exist but aren’t yet positioned for USCIS, structured preparation is where most of the value lies.
The best way to know your actual cost is to have your profile looked at. Book a free profile check and we’ll tell you which pathway fits and what it would take.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Jinee Green Card cost?
Programs generally range from about $8,000 to $10,000. Attorney and USCIS fees are separate.
How much does an EB-1A cost in total?
Our fee plus about $1,015 in USCIS petition fees is roughly $9,015 to $11,015 before attorney fees. Premium processing adds $2,965.
How much does an O-1A visa cost?
Our fee plus USCIS fees of $830 to $1,655 is roughly $8,830 to $11,655 before attorney fees. Premium processing adds $2,965.
How much does EB-2 NIW cost?
The same as EB-1A at the USCIS stage: $1,015 for self-petitioners, so about $9,015 to $11,015 with our fee, before attorney fees.
How much is the EB-1A filing fee and premium processing fee in 2026?
$715 for the I-140 plus a $300 Asylum Program Fee for self-petitioners. Premium processing is $2,965, effective March 1, 2026.
Are attorney fees included?
No. They’re paid to the licensed attorney who files your case
Does Jinee guarantee approval?
No.
Sources: uscis.gov/forms/filing-fees. This is general information, not legal advice.