We connect you with an expert immigration attorney to prepare your petition in weeks, not months. We support H-1B, O-1A, L-1, TN, EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, and other employment-based visa and green card pathways for professionals and employers in San Francisco and across the U.S.
Lighthouse supports all employment-based visas and select green card pathways.

Do not let immigration stall your hire timeline. We identify the best visa path for every new hire, complete petitions within weeks, and offer you total visibility on each case. We provide each hire with a dedicated case manager, a review from our attorneys, and a 24-hour response SLA. The fastest-growth teams at Notion, Ramp, Baseten, and Cognition trust us.
Begin with a free eligibility evaluation. We review your background, education, work history, and achievements to determine which visas fit your profile and outline your next steps. Your dedicated Lighthouse case manager collects documents, drafts petition letters, and confirms all materials meet USCIS standards before we submit. Your case team supports you through each step until you receive approval.

Lighthouse supports all employment-based visas, as well as select green card pathways designed to streamline the end-to-end immigration journey.
3-year visa for those with at least a Bachelor’s degree related to a specialty role
3-year visa for Canadian and Mexican nationals in specialty roles
3-year visa for entrepreneurs, researchers, scientists, artists who are experts in their field
2-year visa for Australian nationals in specialty roles
Exchange visitors participating in programs that promote cultural exchange
Permanent residency path for those with advanced degrees or for researchers, entrepreneurs with significant work experience building in the national interest
3-year visa for intracompany transfers for executives, managers, specialty roles
Permanent residency path for entrepreneurs, technical experts, executives with a track record of expertise in their field
Permanent residency path for employment-based immigrants with typically at least a Bachelor’s degree related to a specialty role
Identify which visa is right for you, learn the visa requirements, and understand how to strengthen your case.
We meet you where you’re at, proactively handling your paperwork and helping you collect all the necessary documents .
You’ll be paired with a support team who will guide you and provide answers for applicants and employers from start to finish.
Our team of experts will prepare your application in weeks, ensuring it meets USCIS standards to minimize delays or errors.
We prepare your petition in under three weeks. Our platform automates document collection, form completion, and status updates in parallel. This frees our immigration lawyers to focus on legal strategy, not paperwork.
Our focus is founders, engineers, researchers, and teams from high-growth startups. Our case managers recognize the evidence that secures O-1A, EB-1A, and H-1B approvals, like publication records, open-source contributions, and startup traction.
Every petition is reviewed by a licensed immigration lawyer before submission. Our attorneys focus exclusively on employment-based immigration to build the strongest possible case.
We charge one flat fee per visa petition. If USCIS requests more evidence, we prepare the response at no additional cost. Government filing and premium processing fees are separate.
A work visa grants temporary authorization to live and work in the U.S. for a specific, fixed period. In contrast, a green card confers lawful permanent residency, a status that does not expire and provides a direct path to citizenship.
A work visa grants temporary authorization to live and work in the U.S. for a specific, fixed period. In contrast, a green card confers lawful permanent residency, a status that does not expire and provides a direct path to citizenship.
A work visa grants temporary authorization to live and work in the U.S. for a specific, fixed period. In contrast, a green card confers lawful permanent residency, a status that does not expire and provides a direct path to citizenship.
A work visa grants temporary authorization to live and work in the U.S. for a specific, fixed period. In contrast, a green card confers lawful permanent residency, a status that does not expire and provides a direct path to citizenship.
A work visa grants temporary authorization to live and work in the U.S. for a specific, fixed period. In contrast, a green card confers lawful permanent residency, a status that does not expire and provides a direct path to citizenship.
A work visa grants temporary authorization to live and work in the U.S. for a specific, fixed period. In contrast, a green card confers lawful permanent residency, a status that does not expire and provides a direct path to citizenship.
A work visa grants temporary authorization to live and work in the U.S. for a specific, fixed period. In contrast, a green card confers lawful permanent residency, a status that does not expire and provides a direct path to citizenship.
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