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List of Immigration Law Firms Specializing in H-1B Visas

Comprehensive directory of U.S. immigration law firms with proven H-1B petition experience, including LCA filing volumes, specialty areas, and office locations — built for HR teams hiring international talent.

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Headquarters
H-1B LCA Volume (Annual)
Average Petition Salary
Practice Areas
Number of Offices
Industries Served
USCIS Approval Rate
Year Founded
Contact Email
Phone
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Firm NameHeadquartersH-1B LCA VolumeAvg. Salary
Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLPNew York, NY59,711$166,474
Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP (BAL)Richardson, TX33,015$169,306
Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C.Atlanta, GA20,158$152,613
EY Law LLPNew York, NY15,783$151,293
Corporate Immigration Partners, P.C.Chicago, IL12,611$152,280

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Immigration Law Firms That Handle H-1B Visas at Scale

The H-1B visa program is the primary pathway for U.S. employers to hire skilled international workers in specialty occupations — and the law firms that manage these petitions vary enormously in volume, expertise, and industry focus. In FY2025, the top five immigration law firms alone filed over 141,000 Labor Condition Applications, representing a significant share of all H-1B activity in the United States.

Market Landscape

The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) counts over 18,000 attorney members, but only a fraction specialize heavily in employer-sponsored H-1B petitions. The market is sharply concentrated at the top:

FirmFY2025 LCAsAvg. Salary
Fragomen59,711$166,474
BAL33,015$169,306
Ogletree Deakins20,158$152,613
EY Law LLP15,783$151,293
Corporate Immigration Partners12,611$152,280

What Separates High-Volume Firms from Boutiques

High-volume firms like Fragomen and BAL operate global networks (60+ and 13 offices respectively) and serve Fortune 500 employers with thousands of annual petitions. They invest heavily in case management technology, compliance tracking, and government affairs lobbying. Mid-tier and boutique firms, on the other hand, often provide more personalized counsel and may achieve higher approval rates on complex or non-standard petitions — such as startups without established track records or candidates in emerging fields.

Key Selection Criteria for HR Teams

LCA Filing Volume
Indicates experience and capacity. Firms filing 10,000+ LCAs annually have deep institutional knowledge of USCIS patterns.
Industry Specialization
Some firms concentrate on tech (software engineers, data scientists), while others focus on healthcare, finance, or manufacturing.
RFE Response Track Record
How a firm handles Requests for Evidence from USCIS is often the difference between approval and denial.
Compliance and I-9 Support
For large employers, ongoing I-9 compliance and audit defense are as important as petition filing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.How is H-1B LCA filing volume measured in this dataset?

LCA volume is based on Labor Condition Applications filed with the Department of Labor. The count includes new petitions, transfers, and extensions — reflecting a firm's total H-1B workload rather than just cap-subject filings.

Q.Does this list include firms outside the United States?

The dataset focuses on U.S.-based immigration law firms and their domestic offices. Some firms (like Fragomen and BAL) have global offices, and that international coverage is noted, but the core data covers their U.S. H-1B practice.

Q.How current is the firm data?

When you request data, our AI crawls the web in real time to pull the latest publicly available information — including LCA filings, office locations, and practice areas. This is not a static database.

Q.Can I filter by firms that handle specific visa categories beyond H-1B?

Yes. Many firms in this dataset also handle L-1, O-1, TN, E-2, and PERM/green card cases. You can specify additional visa types in your data request to narrow results.