For the families, businesses, professionals, and investors coming to the United States, we turn a complex, high-stakes immigration system into a clear path forward.
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or hiring across borders, making an investment or bringing your family to the United States, it’s bigger than a stack of forms.
We bring the same strategy to a first green card that we bring to the complex, high-volume work companies come to us for. Few immigration firms handle both, but we do.
We handle employment-based immigration for companies moving talent at scale. We keep petitions moving on your hiring timeline, so a start date doesn’t slip waiting on us, and we track every filing to minimize the chance of delays and compliance issues.
Dual intent visas
H-1B specialty occupation, L-1 intracompany transfers
Treaty visas
TN (Canada and Mexico), E-1, E-2
Immigrant visas
PERM labor certification and employment-based green cards
Compliance
I-9 and immigration compliance, entrepreneurship (OPT, H-1B)
with Personal and Professional Immigration Legal Services
Family-based immigration covers a lot of ground, from marriage-based green cards and K-1 fiancé visas to petitions for children or siblings.
Each relationship moves through its own process, on its own timeline. We help you find the fastest path available and keep your case moving once you’re on it.
“I trusted his advice completely, and that trust absolutely paid off throughout the duration of our case. His attention to detail, strategic thinking, and calm guidance made a complicated and emotionally charged process feel manageable.”
— FLAGSHIP LAW CLIENT
We bill flat fees for the majority of our case instead of by the hour. You’ll know the cost before we start, and if your case gets more complicated along the way, we’ll tell you before it affects the bill.
When the future is at stake, you deserve dedicated legal advocacy, not just to be treated like another case file. You always talk directly with the attorney working on your case.
Your retainer, invoices, questionnaires, and filings are all stored in one client portal, including the exact petition we submit to USCIS. You’ll never have to wonder what we filed or when.
We’ve helped clients from around the world successfully navigate the complexities of U.S. immigration.
Whether you’re pursuing a visa, a family-based green card, or citizenship, we help you find the right path forward for your goals. Outcomes are subject to case facts.
Deadlines, delays, and paperwork don’t have to be your burden to carry. We provide the strategy and transparency you need to make the immigration process feel achievable, not overwhelming.
Immigration cases are personal, and the way people talk about working with us reflects that. Here’s what a few of them had to say.
Call, email, or fill out the form on this page. We’ll set up a confidential consultation with an attorney. Most people come to that first call anxious about what lies ahead. Our goal is to leave you clear on what happens next.
Once you retain us, we review everything in detail and look for issues that weren’t obvious at first. That can mean pulling records from USCIS or the immigration court, researching the law, and coordinating with the offices that can move your case forward.
You’ll see your filings as we make them, including the exact petition we submit to USCIS. No wondering what happened to your case or when. Some cases need more steps than others, and we’ll keep you updated through whatever yours requires.
Once you decide to move forward, you’ll know the full cost upfront. If your case grows more complex, like an added waiver, we’ll walk you through what changes and why.
We build the strongest case we can from the documents and evidence we’ve gathered. If your case includes an interview, we run a full mock interview first, so you’re ready before you walk into the room.
Approval isn’t always the last step. We make sure you know what comes next, from compliance deadlines for a company to the dates and requirements that keep an individual’s status in good standing.
Our work with companies follows a different track, designed around your timelines and your workforce. We manage employment-based immigration for teams of every size, from a first international hire to a global mobility program.
Unsure of what comes next? Find out how Flagship Law can build a strong immigration case for you.
Find out how we can help you with your case.
Divij Kishore founded Flagship Law to bring a better legal experience to one of the highest pressure areas of law: immigration.
He believes every case, from simple applications to complex, high-stakes matters, deserves the same level of strategic attention.
He brings this focus from his background in international business law, where he managed massive, complex legal disputes for major corporations.
Because of that experience, he is equipped to handle the difficult legal challenges that other firms often walk away from. Most importantly, Divij still handles all initial client calls himself, because he believes you deserve an honest assessment of your case before you ever spend a dollar.
Answers to Common Immigration Law Questions
You’re not legally required to have one, but the requirements have gotten stricter. USCIS now requires an in-person interview in nearly every marriage-based case, and small inconsistencies between what you and your spouse say can raise questions. An attorney can help you prepare your documentation and get ready for that interview before you walk in.
Yes. If your case was denied, or you don’t think the decision was right, you may have options to appeal or refile. Because of Divij’s litigation background, we can also take a case to federal court when USCIS gets a decision wrong, rather than referring it out like many immigration firms do.
For most marriage-based green card cases, yes. USCIS significantly cut back on interview waivers in 2026, so nearly all marriage-based applicants and their spouses are now required to appear in person. Employment-based cases, like those built on an O-1, EB-1A, or National Interest Waiver petition, still qualify for a waiver more often, though it isn’t guaranteed. We’ll tell you what to expect for your specific case type.
Both. A good portion of our work is employment-based immigration for companies, from H-1B specialty occupation visas and L-1 transfers to O-1 visas for senior hires and the PERM process for employment-based green cards. If you’re not sure which category a hire falls into, that’s part of what we discuss during our first conversation.
All three are built around extraordinary ability or achievement, but they work differently.
No. We work with companies at every stage, from a startup sponsoring its first international hire to an established company running a larger immigration program. Either way, you work directly with the attorney on your matters, not a separate account team.
Not for EB-1A or a National Interest Waiver. Both are self-petitioned, so you can file without an employer’s sponsorship. An O-1 visa is different, since it typically needs an employer or agent to act as your petitioner, even if you’re the one directing the work.
Yes. We handle employment-based cases at volume, with every filing tracked in one place so you can see where each one stands. You won’t have to email a paralegal to find out whether a petition went out or when.
As of 2026, the minimum investment is $800,000 for a project in a targeted employment area, or $1,050,000 for a standard project, with an increase expected in 2027. Timelines vary quite a bit based on the project, your country of birth, and current visa availability, so it’s worth discussing your specific situation directly rather than relying on a general estimate.
Staying compliant is easier when someone’s watching the details before they become problems. We help companies keep their filings and records in order, so an issue surfaces early instead of during an audit.
We bill flat fees for nearly every case, not by the hour, so you’ll know the cost before we start. The exact fee depends on your case type and its complexity, and we’ll walk you through that during your consultation.
No. Federal immigration law means a licensed immigration attorney can represent clients anywhere in the U.S. While our office is located in Manhattan’s Financial District, we work with clients across New York, New Jersey, and beyond, including fully remote consultations for people who can’t come to Manhattan.
Yes. A lot of our clients come to us because they could only ever reach a paralegal at their last firm, or their attorney wasn’t available when it counted. You work directly with the attorney on your case, and we’re known for responding quickly when something comes up.
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