So you found a candidate, but they need to transfer their H-1B visa. We take care of all the moving parts and complexities so your team can hit the ground running. You don’t need to worry about the attorney, the paperwork or filing.
5-Step Process
Step 1
Screen
We make sure the position and candidate qualify for the H-1B
Step 2
Onboard
We collect all the details we need for the H-1B petition in one go
Step 3
Review
We review the petition together with the labor condition application
Step 4
Share
We give you the compliance docs to keep for your records
Step 5
Sign
You sign the final version of the petition and we ship it to USCIS
Customer Stories
"Legalpad has taken the dreaded H-1B process and made it as simple as posting a new job on a job board."
Stewart Fortier
Banzai
"Preparing the H-1B petition is remarkably easy with Legalpad. The Legalpad team provides a wealth of knowledge about immigration in the workplace and simplifies a complex process for our legal and HR teams using a tech-driven approach."
Avalara Legal Team
"Legalpad is the only immigration service that 'gets it.' I've personally had two visa petitions approved with Legalpad which have allowed me to create tremendous value in the US. I simply wouldn't trust anyone else to handle my file."
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"Preparing the H-1B petition is remarkably easy with Legalpad. The Legalpad team provides a wealth of knowledge about immigration in the workplace and simplifies a complex process for our legal and HR teams using a tech-driven approach." Avalara Legal Team
"Legalpad is the only immigration service that 'gets it.' I've personally had two visa petitions approved with Legalpad which have allowed me to create tremendous value in the US. I simply wouldn't trust anyone else to handle my file." Chris Pitchford
Ally
