Prices a cap season on the 2026 USCIS fee table and names the money you can never bill the worker
Fee column that applies to you
—
Registration fees, all beneficiaries
—
USD
USCIS fees per selected petition
—
USD
USCIS fees, all selected petitions
—
USD
Outside counsel, all selected petitions
—
USD
Total cash to budget this season
—
USD
Fees you may never recover from the worker
—
USD
Shortfall if you price it on the pre-2024 table
—
USD
Maximum DOL penalty if a barred fee is billed to workers
—
USD
Every number above is free, forever — no key, no limit, no watermark. Need it out of the browser? The full version exports this per-petition fee schedule as CSV for your budget or board pack and sets a reminder for every filing date you save.
$60 once · one licence key per person or team seat · US immigration counsel charge a flat $2,000 to $5,000 per H-1B cap petition; the median at technology employers is $3,500.
2026 USCIS fee table Prices the registration fee, Form I-129 base fee, ACWIA training fee, Fraud Prevention and Detection fee and Asylum Program Fee at the amounts in force in 2026, picking the right column for your headcount and nonprofit status.
Barred-fee split Totals the fees the H-1B rules bar you from recovering from the worker, so the employer-only share of the budget is a line item instead of a footnote.
Stale-table gap Reprices the same plan on the pre-2024 fee table that most chatbots and old blog posts still quote, and shows the shortfall.
DOL penalty exposure Multiplies the 20 CFR 655.810(b)(1)(v) maximum civil money penalty by your petition count so the downside of billing a barred fee is a dollar figure.
Export and reminders The paid layer downloads the per-petition fee schedule as CSV for a board pack and sets a reminder for each filing date you save.