ATTORNEY AGREEMENT
This Attorney Agreement (“Agreement”) governs your relationship with the independent immigration attorney (“Attorney”) who will review your H-1B application documents before they are delivered to United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”). Your relationship with Freeh1b.com (“Service Provider”) is governed by the Terms of Use.
As part of its Services, Service Provider has made arrangements with independent immigration attorneys to perform a limited review of H-1B application documents before they are delivered to USCIS. These attorneys are independent practitioners. They will exercise their independent judgment as attorneys, without influence or control by Service Provider.
By agreeing to have an attorney review your application documents, you and the Attorney enter into a limited attorney-client relationship. The Attorney agrees to assist you in filling out government forms and conduct a basic review of the H-1B application documents you have submitted. The Attorney agrees to provide, for a flat fee clearly disclosed to you prior to payment, the following services:
1. Submitting Labor Certification Application (LCA) (if applicable);
2. Filling out the I-129 Forms and relevant supplements;
3. Reviewing the supporting documents you have drafted and submitted for completeness and consistency with the forms prior to filing;
4. Answering questions about the forms and supporting documents that you have submitted for the Attorney’s review.
Upon the Attorney’s receipt of all or any portion of the flat fee, the funds are the property of the Attorney and will not be placed in a trust account.
The fact that you have paid Service Fees in advance does not affect your right to terminate the attorney-client relationship. If your relationship with the Attorney is terminated before the agreed legal services above have been completed, you may or may not have a right to a refund of a portion of that fee.
The Attorney must act in your best interest and give you competent assistance. However, the Attorney’s representation of you is limited to the scope described above.
The Attorney must act in your best interest and give you competent assistance. However, the Attorney’s representation of you is limited to the scope described above.
The Attorney will not perform any additional legal work for you, such as representing you in any proceeding before any court or government agency, including USCIS. If you are the foreign worker, you must be certain that your employer is fully aware the cope of the Services prior to filing the H-1B application.
You specifically agree that:
• The Attorney is relying entirely on the facts, information and documents you and/or your employer provide. The Attorney will not make any independent investigation of your and/or your employer’s facts or information, or the authenticity of any documents you provide. It is therefore extremely important that you and/or your employer are completely truthful as to any information you provide.
• The Attorney is not promising you a favorable result.
• The Attorney is not required to help you and/or your employer with any other part of your needs or any other legal questions you and/or your employer may have.
• The Attorney’s representation of you and/or your employer ends when Service Provider delivers your H-1B application document to USCIS or when the Attorney advises against filing the documents.
You specifically agree that:
• The Attorney is relying entirely on the facts, information and documents you and/or your employer provide. The Attorney will not make any independent investigation of your and/or your employer’s facts or information, or the authenticity of any documents you provide. It is therefore extremely important that you and/or your employer are completely truthful as to any information you provide.
• The Attorney is not promising you a favorable result.
• The Attorney is not required to help you and/or your employer with any other part of your needs or any other legal questions you and/or your employer may have.
• The Attorney’s representation of you and/or your employer ends when Service Provider delivers your H-1B application document to USCIS or when the Attorney advises against filing the documents.
