FAQs

Expert immigration legal representation tailored to your needs—whether it’s work visas, family petitions, citizenship, or removal defense.

General Questions

We assist with work visas, family-based visas, investor visas, student visas, and more depending on your situation.

Processing times vary by visa type, USCIS workload, and individual circumstances. We provide guidance on expected timelines.

Yes, through Adjustment of Status, if you meet eligibility requirements, or via Consular Processing if applying from abroad.

While not required, an immigration attorney can help ensure your application is complete, accurate, and increase your chances of approval.

Certain convictions can affect your immigration status. We evaluate your situation and provide strategies to protect your status.

Depending on your visa or status, we can help sponsor spouses, children, or other eligible relatives for U.S. immigration.

You may have options for appeals, motions to reopen, or other remedies. We guide clients through every step of the process.

Fees & Payment

Our fees are typically based on the type and complexity of your immigration case. We provide clear estimates during your initial consultation.

We offer both, depending on the service. Many immigration cases, like visa petitions or green cards, are billed at a flat fee, while complex cases may be hourly.

Payments are usually required upfront for filing services, but we discuss payment schedules and options during your consultation.

No. USCIS or consulate filing fees are separate and must be paid directly to the government. We provide guidance on these fees.

For certain cases, we offer installment plans. This is discussed and arranged on a case-by-case basis.

We accept credit/debit cards, bank transfers, checks, and other agreed-upon payment methods.

Additional fees may apply for services such as expedited processing, appeals, motions, or extra documentation preparation.