Your questions, answered plainly

Yes. Ydalia works in Spanish and English in every meeting, and every form is explained in the language you read best.

The first call is for listening and for deciding whether I can help. If a longer meeting is worth it, I'll tell you its fee before we book.

A photo of a letter is fine for a first look. For anything private, like your story or your A-number, we'll use a safer way that I'll explain.

No. What you tell me stays between us. A lawyer can't share it, and coming in for advice doesn't put your name on any list.

Often yes, but the sooner the better. Bring the notice and call right away, because some deadlines are short.

No. No one can sell you a green card or a place in line. If a person promises one, walk away and call me.

Often yes. Meetings can be by phone or video, and many filings are done online. I'll tell you if an in-person visit is needed.

Tell me on the first call. We'll talk about what's possible, and I'll write down whatever we agree on.

Some denials can be appealed or filed again, and others lead to a different option. I read the decision with you and explain what each choice would involve.