Manifest Law and Marble are both law firms with online portals and technology-enabled case management, but they serve different scopes. Manifest Law is an immigration-only firm; Marble handles both family law and immigration. For EB-1A specifically: Manifest Law publishes its pricing starting at $8,995 and tiered money-back guarantees.
Marble uses a pay-per-step pricing model and does not publish EB-1A-specific pricing.
Manifest Law offers tiered money-back guarantees on select plans; Marble has a refund policy but no published money-back guarantee. Manifest Law includes an ex-USCIS Appeals Officer review on select plans; Marble does not publish this feature.
Side-by-Side Comparison
All data sourced from each firm's publicly available website, as of April 21, 2026. "Not published" means the firm does not publicly disclose this information.
| Feature | Manifest Law | Marble |
|---|---|---|
| Legal entity | Manifest Legal Services LLC | Marble PC (also: Marble Law LLC, Marble Law P.C.) |
| Headquarters | Arizona, serving clients nationwide | San Diego, CA, serving clients nationwide |
| EB-1A legal feeLegal fees only; USCIS filing fees additional | $8,995 (Silver plan) | Not published — pay-per-step model; no EB-1A price disclosed publicly |
| Fee structure | Tiered flat fee (4 plans) | Fixed pay-per-step pricing |
| Pricing published | Yes, EB-1A pricing on website | Not for EB-1A - step pricing model described; EB-1A amount not disclosed |
| Payment plans | Yes, up to 6 month payment plans offered | Yes, flexible payment plans / financing offered |
| Money-back guarantee | Yes — Gold, Platinum, Diamond plans.Terms apply. | Not published as a guaranteeNote: Refund policy exists — calculated based on services completed and in progress. |
| RFE / NOID response included | Diamond plan only ($17,975)Billed separately on other plans ($0–$4,000) | Not published |
| Recommendation letters drafted | Yes | Not published |
| Attorney review per case | Minimum 2 attorneys per case | One attorney matched per case based on experience fit |
| Ex-USCIS officer involvement | Ex-USCIS Appeals Officer — Platinum & Diamond; add-on for Silver & Gold | Not published |
| Client portal | Yes | Yes |
| Response time standard | <5 Hours Response Time* | Not published — 24/7 portal access described; no specific SLA stated |
| I-485 / consular processing | Available (additional fee) | Discussed in blog content; not detailed as a separate published service with pricing |
| Additional services | O-1, EB-1B, EB-2 NIW, family & corporate immigration, consular processing, RFE response | Family law (10 states) + immigration (nationwide) — divorce, custody, adoption, green cards, work visas |
*Response time is the average amount of time within which Manifest lawyers responded to communications from the client after formation of attorney-client relationship. Response time data is provided as of February 2026.
How Each Firm Approaches EB-1A
Based on publicly available information from each firm's website as of April 21, 2026.
Manifest Law
- Minimum 2-attorney review on every case (W-2 or vetted co-counsel)
- Ex-USCIS Appeals Officer review on Platinum/Diamond plans, or as an add-on
- Attorney-led case strategy, not documentation-only
- Client portal with real-time tracking and guaranteed timelines
- Average 4-hour attorney response time
- Specializes in tech, AI, startups, and non-traditional fields
- Money-back guarantee for certain plans (terms apply)
Marble
- Pay-per-step pricing model
- Each client matched with one attorney plus paralegal and AI-enabled support team
- Secure portal with messaging, document uploads, status tracking, and 24/7 access
- Handles both family law and immigration
- No dedicated EB-1A methodology page published; immigration eligibility assessed at consultation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Manifest Law and Marble for EB-1A?
Both firms publish approval rates, although Marble’s is not specific to EB-1A. Manifest Law publishes EB-1A pricing starting at $8,995. Marble uses a pay-per-step model but does not publish EB-1A-specific pricing. Manifest Law offers money-back guarantees on select EB-1A plans; Marble has a refund policy but no published guarantee. Manifest Law offers ex-USCIS Appeals Officer review on select plans; Marble does not publish this feature.
Does Marble publish its EB-1A pricing?
No. Marble uses a pay-per-step pricing model but does not disclose EB-1A-specific pricing publicly. Pricing is discussed after an intake consultation.
Does Marble offer a money-back guarantee?
Not in the same form as a published guarantee. Marble has a refund policy that calculates refunds based on services completed and in progress. No money-back guarantee tied to case outcome (approval or denial) is published on marble.co.
About This Comparison
This comparison presents facts sourced from each firm’s publicly available website as of April 21, 2026. This content is published by Manifest Law. It is not legal advice. Approval rates, pricing, and policies are subject to change. Verify directly with each firm before making a decision.
Sources: manifestlaw.com and marble.com
Disclaimer: Past results do not guarantee outcomes.
About the Author
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Haley Davidson is Manifest Law's Content Lead, covering all topics related to U.S. visas and Green Cards. She's passionate about making complex topics easy to understand, like immigration law.
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