For U.S. employers and hiring teams

Hire the world's best, without sponsoring a visa.

The candidate secures their own O-1. You sign a one-page interest letter confirming the work. No petition to file, no sponsorship obligation, no liability on your books.

No sponsorship. You sign a one-page letter.

The part that surprises people

You're not sponsoring a visa. You're signing a letter.

In the agent-based O-1 model an authorized agent, not your company, petitions USCIS. That one structural difference removes everything that makes sponsorship painful.

01

No sponsorship, no filing fee, no liability

The agent files with USCIS, not you. Your company is never the petitioner and never carries the petitioner's obligations or fees.

02

The letter authorizes work. It does not bind you.

The interest letter describes a role and confirms the work. It is not an employment contract and creates no obligation to hire.

03

One candidate, several employers, one visa

Agent-based O-1 work runs on an itinerary. A candidate can engage your company and others on the same petition.

How matching works for you

A real person brings the shortlist. You review. You sign.

  1. Tell us the role

    Post it free, or describe who you need. A match specialist takes it from there.

  2. Review the shortlist

    Candidates whose evaluation and evidence a person on our team has already read.

  3. Sign the letter

    One page. We prepare it in the format USCIS expects; you confirm the work and sign.

Sevyn is our AI call assistant. Ask how an interest letter works, any time.

Shortlist · your roleRedacted
RoleSenior applied scientist,
Candidate 1 · 4 of 8 criteria evidenced
Candidate 2 · 5 of 8 criteria evidenced
Candidate 3 · 3 of 8 criteria evidenced
Your stepInterview  then one-page letter
PetitionerThe agent  not your company
The letter, shown

This is the whole ask. One page.

Seeing how short it is is the pitch. It names the work, the dates and the terms, and states in plain words that you are not the petitioner. Redacted real format.

Employer interest letterOne page · USCIS-ready format
On company letterheadDate:

Re: Interest in engaging under an O-1 petition filed by an authorized agent

To whom it may concern,

("the Company") confirms its interest in engaging as a for the project described below, in the event an O-1 petition filed on their behalf by their authorized agent is approved.

Nature of the work: . Anticipated dates: to . Location: . Compensation: .

The Company understands that it is not the petitioner, is not sponsoring a visa, and incurs no filing fee or petitioner obligation. This letter confirms interest in the work described and does not create an employment contract.

Signed, , (title)

Agent-based O-1 and P-1 work has supported talent at

  • Netflix
  • ESPN
  • Goldman Sachs
  • Paramount+
  • Las Vegas Raiders
  • Green Bay Packers
  • Los Angeles Chargers
  • NASCAR
  • Team Canelo
  • Top Rank
  • ONE Championship
  • NBA G League
  • Insight Global
Start here

Post the role. A person brings you the shortlist.

Free to post. No sponsorship, no filing fee. If you would rather talk first, Sevyn answers any time and the form books a callback from the team.

Or call +1 (561) 794-4621

Tell us the role. A match specialist brings you a shortlist; you sign a one-page letter.

A team member follows up, usually the same business day.