- Flat quote after we review your situation
- Most packets in 3–7 business days
- Current USCIS form editions
- Step-by-step filing instructions
Quick Answer
How should evidence be organized in a USCIS petition?
USCIS officers review hundreds of pages per petition, so evidence should be grouped into numbered exhibits that match the order of the petition letter, with a table of contents, an exhibit index, tab dividers, and certified English translations placed directly behind each foreign-language document. Clear Path Document Services builds that binder from the evidence and petition letter you provide — for EB-2 NIW, EB-1A, O-1, and family-based cases. We are not attorneys and do not write legal argument.
Important: Clear Path Document Services is a document preparation and filing-assistance service — not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice, attorney representation, or create attorney-client relationships. All documents are prepared based on information you provide for educational and administrative purposes.Read full disclaimer.
Get a free quote
Name, phone, and email — we review your situation before quoting. Prefer texting? Text (833) 777-3453.
What does it cost?
Government filing fees are paid to USCIS or the IRS, not to us. Our preparation fee is separate and is quoted in writing after we review your situation — nothing is purchased online.
- Clear Path binder service
- Starting at $499 — quoted by page count after review
- USCIS filing fees
- Separate; depend on the form you file
- Translations
- Certified translator required; cost separate
Government fees change. Always confirm the current amount on the official agency website before you file — we include the current figures in your filing instructions.
What we prepare for you
Exhibit numbering and tabbing
Every document labeled and ordered to match your petition letter.
Table of contents and exhibit index
A clear index listing exhibit number, description, and page range.
Citation cross-check
We check that every exhibit referenced in your letter exists in the binder and vice versa.
Translation placement
Certified translations placed behind originals and a list of anything still missing a translation.
Print-ready and digital versions
A paginated PDF plus assembly instructions for the mailed copy.
What we do not do
- Writing the petition letter or legal brief
- Choosing which evidence to include or which criteria to claim
- Translating documents (we flag what needs a certified translation)
- Representing you before USCIS — we are not attorneys
What documents do you need to get started?
- Your petition letter or cover brief (draft or final)
- All evidence files (PDFs, scans, photos)
- Recommendation letters
- Any existing translations
Missing something? Send what you have and call us — we will tell you what is still needed before any work begins.
How the process works
- 1
Upload or describe your evidence
Tell us the case type and roughly how many pages.
- 2
We review and quote
Written price based on volume. Nothing is purchased online.
- 3
We build the binder
Exhibits numbered, indexed, tabbed, and cross-checked to your letter.
- 4
You review
One round of corrections.
- 5
You file
Print or upload with your forms and current fees.
When you should talk to an immigration attorney
Some situations need legal judgment, not paperwork help. Call us anyway — we will tell you honestly whether document preparation fits, and point you toward an independent attorney when it does not.
- You need someone to write or sign the legal argument
- You are responding to an RFE or NOID
- You are unsure what evidence is relevant to your case
Frequently asked questions
Ready to get started?
Send us your details. We review every matter before quoting, so you get a written price and timeline — never a checkout page.
Reviewed and updated by the Clear Path document team. Informational only — not legal advice.
Important: Clear Path Document Services is a document preparation and filing-assistance service — not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice, attorney representation, or create attorney-client relationships. All documents are prepared based on information you provide for educational and administrative purposes.Read full disclaimer.