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You sign one page. Here is what's on it.

The full inventory of employer paperwork in this process is short enough to list: a one-page interest letter. Later, if you hire, your own standard offer.

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The complete paperwork list

The interest letter. One page, non-binding, drafted from a skeleton we provide, reviewed by your counsel in minutes. Full description here.
Your own offer paperwork — only if you hire. Your template, your terms, your timing. By then the person holds O-1 status.

What is never yours to sign

Form I-129 and the petition package — filed by the authorized agent or petitioner.
USCIS fee checks — the filing fee is not yours.
Labor condition applications — an H-1B artifact; the O-1 has none.

Common questions

What does the employer actually sign?

One document: a one-page, non-binding interest letter. No petition, no contract of employment, no USCIS forms.