Frequently Asked Questions
Do I really need an immigration attorney?
While not legally required, U.S. immigration law is widely considered second only to tax law in complexity. Even minor mistakes on forms or missing evidence can result in years of delays, lost filing fees, or permanent deportation. An attorney ensures your case is filed perfectly the first time.
How much does a consultation cost?
We offer comprehensive initial case evaluations. During this meeting, we will review your complete immigration history, identify potential red flags, and build a strategic legal roadmap for your specific situation.
Can you speed up my pending USCIS case?
If your case is outside standard processing times, we can file service requests or reach out to your local Congressperson. If the government is unreasonably delaying your case for years, we can file a Writ of Mandamus in Federal Court to force them to make a decision.
What should I bring to my initial consultation?
Please bring your passport, any previous visas, your I-94 arrival record, any receipts or notices from USCIS, and any documents related to criminal history or immigration court appearances.

