Ambott today announced that its legal partner network now spans all three talent routes. Attorneys in the United States, regulated advisers in the United Kingdom and registered migration agents in Australia now receive files prepared by Ambott. Ambott works alongside these licensed practitioners in each country, who provide legal advice and handle filing, while Ambott remains responsible for the strategy, the evidence and the drafts they work from.
A clear division of work
Ambott is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Each country regulates who may give immigration advice, and Ambott's partners hold the licence that applies where the application is filed.
Ambott's side covers strategy, evidence and drafting: route assessment across all three countries, evidence strategy and exhibit cover notes, referee, endorsement and nominator briefs, drafts of statements and letters, and a complete, indexed handover file. The legal partner's side covers advice, sign-off and filing: legal advice on the applicant's circumstances, reviewing and signing off the application, filing with the relevant government authority, representing the applicant in correspondence, and advice on dependants and immigration history.
The network in each country
- United States: US-licensed immigration attorneys review the EB-1A petition, sign the filing and handle correspondence with USCIS, through to the consular or adjustment stage.
- United Kingdom: solicitors and advisers authorised to give UK immigration advice handle the visa stage after endorsement, including dependants and settlement planning.
- Australia: registered migration agents and Australian immigration lawyers lodge the expression of interest and the visa application, and handle case officer correspondence.
How a file changes hands
The handover follows four steps, each with a clear owner, so that nothing falls between Ambott and the applicant's legal representative:
- Partner matched: Ambott introduces a licensed professional in the applicant's country, or works with one the applicant already has.
- File delivered: the partner receives the evidence index, cover notes and drafts in one structured package.
- Legal review: the partner reviews the file, advises on anything legal and requests any changes.
- Filed and followed: the partner files, and if a request for evidence or a refusal arrives, the response is rebuilt together.
For applicants and practitioners
Applicants are not required to use an Ambott partner. The file can be handed to any licensed professional they already work with, in any of the three countries. Legal fees are not included in Ambott's pricing: the legal partner quotes separately and the applicant contracts with them directly, so both costs are visible from the start. Approval is never guaranteed, and decisions rest with the immigration authority or endorsing body.
Licensed attorneys, regulated advisers and registered migration agents who work on talent visas and would like to receive files that arrive indexed, verified and drafted can contact Ambott at info@ambott.com.
About Ambott
Ambott provides talent visa mentorship and evidence strategy for the US EB-1A green card, the UK Global Talent visa and Australia's National Innovation Visa (subclass 858). It helps researchers, founders, creators and specialists turn their record into a clear, verifiable case. Ambott is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice; applications are filed by licensed professionals in each country. Approval is never guaranteed.
Media contact
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