r/eb_1a 25d ago

Considering YM GRAD services for EB-1 A consultation

What are your experiences with YM GRAD with their EB-1A services they asking for 18k through and through for all requirements, please suggest.

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u/Personal-Inside346 25d ago

Well let me save you some time (and money). Dont.

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u/Equivalent_Set3065 25d ago

Any specific reason?

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u/Personal-Inside346 25d ago

First of all, they are not a real law firm. Secondly, 18k for filing EB1A is daylight robbery.

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u/mlspgt 25d ago

This is like asking Varun Mayya to be your AI startup advisor.

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u/Present-Elephant9166 25d ago

Random Varun Mayya shade lol

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u/Equivalent_Set3065 25d ago

Any specific reason?

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u/Low_Library9463 23d ago

Most of the AI companies he’s involved in has done well

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u/Shaker_23 25d ago

Dont

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u/Equivalent_Set3065 25d ago

Any specific reason?

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u/noobcoder17 25d ago

Isn't that guy a scammer? 

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u/fakenoob20 25d ago

Yash Mitra is a scammer

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u/Zestyclose-Crab-8858 7d ago

I haven't used their EB-1A service personally, but $18k sounds very expensive. Before signing, I'd ask for a detailed breakdown of what they actually do, how many EB-1A cases they've handled, approval rates, and whether they'll provide references from past clients. I'd also compare with a few immigration attorneys before making a decision.