Viktoria Bloomberg

On September 11, I received **approval without an RFE** for my case, having a denial in hand where not a single point was granted. My second submission was with attorney **Victoria Blumberg**.

I worked with the team at Bloomrich Law Firm, P.C. (attorney Victoria Blumberg) on the preparation of my O-1 petition. Throughout the preparation process, the team was always available, promptly responding to any questions and assisting with the creation of a strong and well-structured document package. I want to specifically highlight the attention to detail and the smooth collaboration of the team during the preparation. The petition was submitted with Premium Processing and was approved by USCIS in August without an RFE. Thank you to Victoria, Lada, and the entire team at Bloomrich Law Firm, P.C. for their hard work and successful outcome on my O-1 petition!

On Avvo all reviews are 5-star; clients note that answers to questions come almost immediately, usually within 24 hours. Included in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch, an invited speaker at AILA and the California Lawyers Association, holds a Ph.D. (Summary of public sources.)

The EB-1 I-140 was approved with no RFE in 8 days in Texas. Field - AI: we covered awards and investments, one membership, publications about me and the product, a critical role in two companies, original contributions. We started with Viktoria Bloomberg in January, after a different attorney before that - with her the case came together noticeably stronger.

An EB-1A case in medicine and science was approved with Viktoria and her team after an initial denial with a prior attorney. I share this as a continuation of my story - a hard profile was carried through to approval.

Founder of Bloomrich Law Firm (formerly Bloomberg Law Firm), admitted in California since 2021 (Bar #336125), a Ph.D. in international law. A Super Lawyers Rising Star (2024-2026); areas include business- and family-based immigration, O-1 and EB-1. (Summary of public sources.)

Had a consultation - no fluff, no filler. I prepared a short note on each criterion in advance, and over an hour-plus we went through every point, and she gave feedback on each.

Got an EB-1 approval with no RFE while holding a denial in which not a single criterion had been credited. I went to Viktoria Bloomberg on recommendations from the chat - precisely because of the reviews about her meticulous approach to the case.

While waiting in another popular attorney's queue, I went through a review of my profile with Viktoria Bloomberg. I really liked the conversation: structured and to the point, and she has many Google reviews. Separately she ran an open webinar for the community on how case prep works from the inside and why an attorney sometimes declines a client.

The main difficulty with her is hourly billing: it is not fully clear how it is counted, and there is a feeling the total runs to a hefty sum, because even correspondence is counted in the hours. Meanwhile the site listed an EB-2 NIW price of about 9,000 dollars. The final cost stays a surprise to the end - worth agreeing on it up front.

I wanted to go to her when I first changed attorneys, but I was put off that the final price stays a surprise. As an attorney she is strong and people have almost no complaints about quality - the issue is specifically the transparency of the estimate under the hourly model.

A tip from the chat: agree in advance on how RFI/RFE work is counted and whether it is included, and how fast the petition is prepared - it removes a lot of friction later.

A strong attorney, but check the billing format: per reviews her petitions may go at an hourly rate. People name almost no downsides other than price and hourly billing.

I liked her as an attorney, but she charges about 400 dollars for a strategy consultation - even with the intent to work together further it felt a bit pricey. Worth budgeting for.