Vibhanshu Srivastava
Vibhanshu is a founding partner at Lexverse and works inside US immigration practices every week. He drafts complete EB-2 NIW and EB-1A petitions and USCIS RFE responses for attorney review, runs litigation research and cross examination preparation for US criminal matters, and handles the corporate and commercial contract work for our retainer clients. He is an advocate enrolled with the Bar Council of Uttar Pradesh.
United States practice
Vibhanshu's US work runs inside American firms' own matter management, not alongside it. Two California immigration practices send him petitions directly.
- Immigration legal support for an immigration practice, CaliforniaJune 2025 to present
Drafts complete EB-2 NIW and EB-1A petitions for attorney review: proposed endeavor narratives, eligibility arguments and legal analysis. Prepares USCIS RFE responses on substantial merit, national importance, well positioned evidence and discretionary factors. Drafts statements of intent, employer verification letters, project reports, letters of recommendation, exhibit indexes and evidence packages, turning technical records into structured, attorney ready submissions.
- Immigration paralegal at a law office, CaliforniaDecember 2024 to present
Supports attorneys on employment based immigration matters through document review, evidence management, exhibit organisation and remote case preparation, so the file arrives organised for attorney review and filing.
- Founding Partner at Lexverse LegalApril 2026 to present
Runs retainer support for corporate clients: contract drafting and review, vendor and service arrangements, employment documentation and day to day commercial advice. On US matters, court and docket research, record review, case chronologies and evidence mapping. Prepared the litigation support for an Oklahoma criminal matter involving a Franks hearing: review of the probable cause affidavit and investigative reports, research into Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals and Tenth Circuit authority, and structured cross examination for officer witnesses.
Says the quiet part out loud
Vibhanshu is explicit with every client: he does not represent himself as a US licensed attorney. On a site full of people selling US legal work from India, that sentence is the whole trust model, and he volunteers it before anyone asks.
Research and tools
Works from the USCIS Policy Manual, Matter of Dhanasar, AAO decisions, the INA and regulatory guidance, and US federal and state court records and dockets. On the Indian side, SCC Online and Manupatra. Uses Docketwise for matter management, and AI assisted workflows (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, NotebookLM, Perplexity, Copilot) for large document review, evidence synthesis and factual consistency checks, with every output read by him before it goes anywhere.
Practice in India
- Associate Advocate at Vyska LegalJuly 2025 to present
Consumer, civil, criminal, family, commercial and regulatory matters: pleadings, petitions, replies, rejoinders, legal notices and compliance documentation. Advises on incorporation, GST, MSME registration, trademark prosecution and commercial compliance. Filed 30+ consumer cases in his first year of practice.
Qualifications
- Advocate enrolled in India: Bar Council of Uttar Pradesh; AIBE-XX qualified
- B.B.A. LL.B., Bharati Vidyapeeth New Law College, Pune (2025)
- LL.M. in Intellectual Property Rights, Renaissance University, Indore (in progress)
- General Course on Intellectual Property, WIPO Academy
- Published on ransomware, property under the Indian Constitution, and online dispute resolution
- English (professional), Hindi (native)