P-1 Visa Payment Plan

Your P-1 visa, paid monthly.

Twelve equal payments, no credit check, no interest. MCM prepares the petition with immigration counsel, coordinates your sponsorship and stays on the case until the stamp is in your passport.

$399/month for 12 months · $4,788 total · no interest · no credit check · or $4,000 up front. MCM's fee only; USCIS fees ($810) are paid separately.

What the plan covers

  • Eligibility review. We read your record, rankings and press and tell you straight whether a P-1 is realistic before you pay anything.
  • Petition prepared with counsel. An immigration attorney prepares and files Form I-129. MCM builds the evidence file: results, rankings, contracts, press, expert letters.
  • Sponsorship and itinerary. MCM acts as your U.S. agent, lines up the fight itinerary the petition needs and keeps promoters in the loop.
  • Consulate prep. Interview preparation, document checklist and the DS-160 walkthrough before your appointment.
  • Case management to the stamp. One point of contact from the first call until the visa is in your passport, and reminders before it expires.

How the plan works

  1. Check eligibility. Fill in the eligibility form. We answer within two business days with a yes, a no, or what is missing.
  2. Sign and pay month one. You sign the plan agreement and pay the first monthly payment, or the $4,000 up-front price. Work starts the same week.
  3. Petition filed. Evidence is built, you pay the $810 USCIS filing fees, the attorney files, and you keep paying monthly while USCIS reviews.
  4. Visa in hand. Approval, consulate interview, stamp. Payments continue until month twelve, then stop.

The terms, in plain words

  • Twelve equal monthly payments of $399, $4,788 in total, charged to your card on the same day each month. No credit check and no interest. Or pay in full up front and the price is $4,000 flat.
  • The plan is MCM's fee only. It does not include any government fees. USCIS filing fees are paid by you when the petition is filed: the $510 I-129 fee plus the $300 Asylum Program Fee, $810 in total.
  • If MCM tells you a P-1 is not realistic after the eligibility review, you owe nothing.
  • If USCIS denies the petition, remaining payments stop with the month of the decision. Government filing fees already paid to USCIS are not refundable by anyone, and attorney work already done is not refunded.
  • Premium processing (about 15 business days at USCIS) is optional and paid by you at the government's fee, currently $2,805, because it is a pass-through cost.
  • The consulate visa fee is paid by you at the consulate.
  • Flights, housing, gym dues, medicals and athletic-commission licensing for your debut are not part of the plan.
  • Missing a payment pauses work on the case until it is brought current. Two missed payments in a row end the plan.
  • MCM is not a law firm. Legal work is done by licensed immigration counsel. MCM prepares evidence, acts as your agent and manages the case.

Payment Plan FAQ

What fighters ask before they start.

How much does the P-1 visa cost with the plan?

MCM's fee is twelve monthly payments of $399, $4,788 in total, with no interest and no credit check, or $4,000 flat if you pay in full up front. That number is MCM's fee only. USCIS filing fees ($510 for the I-129 plus the $300 Asylum Program Fee), optional premium processing ($2,805) and the consulate visa fee are paid by you separately because they are government costs.

Is there a credit check?

No. The plan is an agreement between you and MCM, not a loan. You need a card that can be charged monthly.

What if my petition is denied?

Remaining payments stop with the month USCIS decides. Filing fees already paid to the government and attorney work already done cannot be refunded, which is why we do the eligibility review first and tell you honestly if a P-1 is not realistic.

How long does a P-1 take?

Two to four months for standard processing once the petition is filed. Premium processing gets a USCIS decision in about 15 business days for a confirmed fight date.

Who is the attorney?

A licensed U.S. immigration attorney MCM works with on athlete petitions. MCM is not a law firm: we prepare the evidence, act as your U.S. agent and manage the case; counsel prepares and files the petition.

Can I pay it off early?

Yes, at any time, with no fee. Paying off a running plan early does not change the $4,788 total. The $4,000 price is for paying in full up front, before work starts.

Start with the eligibility check

Two minutes to fill in, two business days for an honest answer. No payment until you have it. Check my eligibility →

Work With MCM

Fighters, sponsors, promoters and media: reach the team at +1 (551) 221-9661 or info@mcm-mgmt.com, or use the contact page.