
Work in the U.S.
Explore O-1A, O-1B, and TN options for your work and circumstances.
Explore work visasA new opportunity. A place to call home. Get personal guidance on U.S. visas and green cards, with immigration representation through our partner law firms.
The O-1 visa is for people with extraordinary ability or achievement. Our partner immigration attorneys can assess your background, identify relevant evidence, and explain what a petition would involve.
Discuss an O-1 visaEach case requires an individual assessment by immigration counsel.

Explore O-1A, O-1B, and TN options for your work and circumstances.
Explore work visas
Discuss permanent residence, including EB-1A and EB-2 national interest waiver pathways.
Explore green cards
Connect your new hire or existing team with immigration counsel and employer-paid support.
Explore employer supportShare your background, goals, and timing. You don’t need to arrive knowing the right visa category.
We connect you with a partner immigration firm to assess your options and explain the path, scope, and fees.
Your partner immigration attorney handles the legal work, from preparing your petition to guiding you through filing.
Karan reviews every inquiry, and Isabelle coordinates the case from first call to filing.
Before founding Thrive, Karan was a Director at Morgan & Morgan and a Senior Consultant at Deloitte.
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From your first international hire to a growing team, connect with partner immigration counsel for sponsorship and employer-paid support.
No. Start by telling us about your goals and background. A partner immigration attorney can assess which options may fit your circumstances.
Immigration services are provided by independent partner immigration law firms. Thrive connects you with a partner; that firm assesses your case and handles the legal representation under its engagement agreement.
No. The O-1 category includes qualifying work in science, education, business, athletics, the arts, motion pictures, and television. The applicable requirements depend on your field and circumstances.
Yes, Thrive works with companies sponsoring clients and accepts employer payment. Sponsorship requirements and the allocation of fees depend on the visa category and will be discussed with immigration counsel.
Fees depend on the pathway and scope of work. Request a conversation to discuss your needs and obtain a written quote. Ask about legal fees, government filing fees, and any additional expenses before engaging a firm.
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you find the next step.