The homepage leads with a 98% approval rate, 4,000+ cases, an 8-day fastest approval, a money-back guarantee and "Ex USCIS Officer Review", with no denominator, date range or terms. Alma claims the same 98%+. Unqualified results and guarantees are exactly what lawyer-advertising rules and USCIS scam warnings flag.
First action
Ask the paralegal team for filed, approved, denied and withdrawn counts by visa type for the last 24 months.
How to measure it
Paid-traffic consult booking rate
- Now
- –
- Target
- +15% relative
- By
- 6 weeks
Steps
Pull the real numbers
Filed, approved, denied, withdrawn and pending, by visa type and year.
Paralegal team lead 3 days
Define the terms
What counts as a case, a success and the date range.
CEO & Co-founder 2 hours
Write the refund terms
Exactly when money comes back, how much, and what is excluded (USCIS fees).
CEO & Co-founder 2 hours
Clarify reviewer roles
What the former USCIS officer does, and that legal advice comes only from the attorney.
CEO & Co-founder 1 hour
Get counsel approval
The network attorneys' ethics counsel reviews the page and headline copy.
Network attorney 1 week
Publish and relink
Results page live; homepage claims link to it.
Growth Marketing Lead 1 day
Test the headline
Verified breakdown against the old 98% line on paid landing pages.
Growth Marketing Lead 3 weeks
Build this page. The page built from this outline, in your voice, live on your site. Usually live within days.
Book a working sessionWhy it works
Publish a results page with approval rates by visa type and year (cases filed, approved, denied, withdrawn), how "success case" is defined, the exact refund terms, who reviews cases and in what capacity, and a "past results do not guarantee future outcomes" notice. Then replace the headline claims with links to it.
The Growth Marketing Lead is judged on ROAS, and paid traffic is the first to bounce on vague claims. A specific, checkable number beats a matching 98%, and it removes the riskiest copy before the company deepens its U.S. presence, as the CEO says it plans to.
Ready to use
Landing page outlineResults page outline
H1: Our results, by visa type Table: visa type | petitions filed | approved | denied | withdrawn | period How we count (definitions in plain English) Refund terms: when, how much, what is excluded (government fees) Who does what: case team, paralegals, your attorney (legal advice comes only from your attorney) Notice: Beyond Border is not a law firm. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. CTA: Check your eligibility (reviewed by an attorney before you pay)
Risks and how to handle them
Advertising legal services is regulated, and Beyond Border is not a law firm
Have the network attorneys' ethics counsel approve every claim and page; non-attorney staff never give case-specific legal advice.
The broken-down rate is lower than 98% for some visas
Publish it anyway; a credible 92% converts better than an unexplained 98%.
Evidence
- Your websiteHomepage: "We exclusively work on U.S. O-1, L-1, EB-1A and EB2-NIW immigration cases"; "Get your submission-ready petition in 1 month"; "98% Approval rate"; "4,000+ success cases with our vetted, specialist attorneys"; "8 Days For Our Fastest Approval Post Submission"; "Money Back Guarantee"; "Ex USCIS Officer Review"; "Work with <1% of attorneys"; "Same Day Response".Source
- Competitor researchAlma's own ranking of O-1A firms claims a 98%+ approval rate, a guaranteed 2-week case-preparation timeline and contractual SLAs; Beyond Border's own "alternatives" pages name Alcorn, Klasko, Fragomen, Manifest and others.Source
- Search resultsABA Model Rule 7.1: a lawyer must not make a false or misleading communication about their services, which most states apply to statements about past results; Model Rule 5.4 restricts lawyers from sharing legal fees with non-lawyers.Source
- Search resultsUSCIS guidance on scams: only attorneys and accredited representatives may give immigration legal advice; it warns against anyone who guarantees results or promises faster processing.Source
- Search resultsTechNode (August 2026): Singapore-founded U.S. immigration platform led by CEO and Cofounder Fred Ng; a multimillion-dollar annual revenue run rate, net profitable for two years, revenue up 38% quarter on quarter, on track to triple in 2026; appointed Bassam Abdel-Rahman (former Zenyum CMO) as Growth Advisor for brand and customer growth and Kum Hong Siew (former Airbnb) as Business Advisor; plans to deepen U.S. presence, expand into Latin America through regional partnerships, and strengthen ties with Asian founders and VCs; has supported founders backed by Y Combinator, Techstars, Antler and 500 Global; corporate clients include SuperOps and Biorce.Source