You found the engagements.
Now paper them.
Finding U.S. engagements is what O1DMatch does. The Petitioner Letter Generator does the next part: it turns your case facts — the parties, the engagements, the dates, the compensation — into the agreements and deal memos your agent-petitioner filing rests on. Editable Word files, built on the 8 CFR agent-petitioner structure.
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The template
Schedule A — Engagement TermsThe Agent has secured, on behalf of [BENEFICIARY], an engagement with [ENGAGEMENT], in the capacity of [ROLE], to be performed from [DATES], at a rate of [COMPENSATION].
Your completed document
Schedule A — Engagement TermsThe Agent has secured, on behalf of Maria Okonkwo, an engagement with Ardent Studios, LLC, in the capacity of Lead Sound Designer, to be performed from 3 March – 29 August 2026, at a rate of $9,500 per month.
Sample clause from the Multiple-Engagement Deal Memo, shown for illustration. The generator produces the complete document set, not this single clause.
Where this fits
The match gets you the letter.
This gets you the filing.
An interest letter says an employer wants the work done. It isn't the agreement that authorizes an agent to petition for you, and it isn't the deal memo that papers each engagement on your itinerary. Those are separate documents, and USCIS expects to see them.
Pick the structure your case actually is
Four I-129 filing structures exist: direct employer, U.S. agent across multiple employers, U.S. agent for a foreign employer, and the founder-owned company. A side-by-side comparison tells you which one you're in before you fill anything in.
Enter your case facts once
Parties, engagements, dates, compensation. The agreement and its matching deal memos are produced as a set, so names and figures stay consistent across every document instead of drifting between drafts.
Download editable Word files
Fillable .docx, not locked PDFs. You or your attorney change any clause before filing. Generate as often as you need — your access doesn't expire.
Who this is for
If there's no single U.S. employer,
this is your document layer.
Startup founders
Your own company can't straightforwardly self-sponsor you, so the O-1 runs through a third-party agent. The agreement between you, your company, and that agent has to be drafted for exactly that structure — not adapted from an employment contract.
Multi-engagement talent
Clients, gigs, projects, appearances. With no single employer, a U.S. agent petitions on top of a multiple-engagement agreement plus one deal memo per engagement on your itinerary.
Self-employed and freelance
A self-employed O-1 agent filing is a recognized structure under the 8 CFR agent-petitioner framework — but only when the documents underneath it actually support the arrangement.
Employed by a company abroad
An overseas employer keeps the employment relationship offshore while a U.S. agent files, on the strength of a matched agreement and deal memo pair built for the cross-border case.
Agents, managers, attorneys
You want the agreement layer pre-built rather than drafted from a blank page. Matched agreement-and-memo pairs, ready to adapt case by case.
You still choose who files
Nothing here replaces counsel. It makes sure whoever does the legal work is building on the right structure rather than reconstructing one.
What $125 unlocks
The generator, five source templates,
and the reference site.
One payment. Everything below, the moment it clears.
The Petitioner Letter Generator
The tool itself. Enter your case facts, pick your filing structure, and produce the agreement and deal memos as editable Microsoft Word files.
Five fillable .docx templates
The source documents behind the generator: the Founder-Owned-Company Third-Party-Agent O-1 Agreement, the Multiple-Engagement Agreement and Deal Memo, and the Foreign-Employer Agent Agreement and Deal Memo.
Clause-by-clause reference site
A private members site covering what each provision does and why, the 8 CFR agent-petitioner framework underneath it, and the side-by-side comparison of the four I-129 filing structures.
Walkthrough videos, lifetime access
Short recorded walkthroughs sitting beside each document. Log in and download as often as you need. No expiry, no subscription.
Access
Pay once. Everything unlocks immediately.
- i Pay $125 through Stripe. One-time payment, secure checkout, promo codes supported.
- ii Your confirmation page shows your access. Stripe displays the private members site URL and your login the moment payment completes. Save them — you'll need them each visit.
- iii Generate and download. Run the generator, pull your Word files, and work through the guides and walkthrough videos at your own pace.
No waiting on an email. No consultation call required.
Two ways to solve it
Do the paperwork yourself,
or hand the whole filing over.
Separate offerings. The marketplace stands on its own either way.
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Petitioner Letter Generator
$125
The DIY route. You produce the documents and arrange your own agent-petitioner. One-time payment, instant access, reusable across your own cases.
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If you'd rather not arrange your own petitioner, an authorized agent-petitioner can file the O-1 end-to-end. A separate, optional service — not part of the marketplace.
Explore the serviceFAQ
Common questions.
My startup is my only "employer." Can my own company petition for me?
A company wholly owned by the beneficiary usually can't straightforwardly self-sponsor. That's what the Founder-Owned-Company Third-Party-Agent O-1 Agreement is for: it structures a third-party agent as the petitioner while your company remains the engaging entity. The reference site walks through it clause by clause.
I freelance for several clients. Which structure applies?
The Multiple-Engagement Agreement plus one Multiple-Engagement Deal Memo per engagement. Together they're the document layer of a self-employed O-1 agent filing: a U.S. agent petitions across all your engagements rather than any single client sponsoring you.
Is this the same thing as an interest letter?
No. An interest letter is an employer confirming they want the work done. The agreements and deal memos are what establish the agent's authority to petition and record the terms of each engagement. Both appear in an agent-based filing; they do different jobs.
What format are the documents?
Editable Microsoft Word (.docx) files. You or your attorney can change any clause before filing.
Do I still need a lawyer?
This is an educational reference and document generation tool, not legal advice or representation. Many buyers hand the output to their attorney so drafting hours aren't spent rebuilding the structure; others use the reference site to understand it before hiring anyone. Nobody files anything for you through this product.
Can I reuse it across multiple cases?
Yes. Generate and download as often as you need for your own cases. Access doesn't expire and there's no subscription.
Does buying this get me a job, sponsorship, or a visa?
No. This is not a job offer, not sponsorship, not employment, and not a filing service, and no visa outcome is guaranteed. It's the document tooling and the education that explains how agent-petitioner filings are structured.
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The agreement layer underneath your O-1 — generated.
The generator, five fillable agreement templates, the clause-by-clause reference site, and walkthrough videos. One payment of $125, unlocked the moment it clears.
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Educational reference and document templates only. Not legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is created. Consult qualified immigration counsel before relying on any generated document for a filing.
This product is not a visa filing service, a job offer, sponsorship, or employment, and it does not guarantee visa approval.