How it works
From the first call to your answer
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Step 1: You reach out
Call, text or fill in the form on the home page. Tell me what you have, even if it's only a photo of a letter.
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Step 2: We talk
I listen first. Then I explain your options, what each one risks and whether I'm the right lawyer for it.
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Step 3: You get a plan in writing
It names the steps, the papers you need to gather, the fee and what the government's filing fees add.
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Step 4: We prepare it together
I fill in each form with you and read it back to you in your language before anything is signed.
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Step 5: I file and keep watch
I send you a copy of what I filed. Then I track the case, prepare you for any interview or hearing, and tell you when something changes.
What to put in your folder
Bring what you have. A missing paper doesn't stop us from starting.
Identity
Your passport, or another ID from your country.
Anything you were sent
Letters, notices and receipts from immigration or the court. A photo is fine.
Past applications
Forms you filed before, even if they were denied, and who helped you.
Proof of family ties
Birth and marriage certificates, in any language.
Fees, written down before we start
You'll know the fee before you decide.
I quote my fee in writing before I start, and say what it covers. The government charges its own filing fees on top of it, and I list those separately so nothing surprises you later. If money is tight, tell me on the first call and we'll talk about what's possible.
