Before contacting us, gather identity documents, immigration records, USCIS notices, deadline information, family or employment documents, and any records that may create risk.
Informational content only. Immigration rules, fees, forms, and agency timing can change.
Core documents
Most immigration consultations are more productive when the client can describe status history and provide key documents.
- Passport, visa, I-94, green card, EAD, or approval notices
- USCIS receipts, RFEs, interview notices, denials, or court notices
- Marriage, birth, divorce, adoption, or name-change records
- Employment letters, degrees, transcripts, or resume where relevant
- Any deadline, interview, court date, or expiration date
Risk-related records
Do not hide difficult facts. Prior denials, arrests, misstatements, removal history, unlawful presence, or tax issues can change the right strategy.
Consultation document checklist
| Topic | Examples |
|---|---|
| Identity/status | Passport, visa, I-94, green card, EAD |
| Agency records | Receipts, approvals, RFEs, denials, interview notices |
| Family | Marriage, birth, divorce, adoption, name-change records |
| Work/education | Resume, degrees, transcripts, employer letters |
| Risk history | Arrest, court, tax, removal, or prior filing records |
Make a simple timeline
List entries, exits, status changes, filings, notices, and major life events in date order.
Group documents by topic
Separate identity, family, immigration, employment, criminal/court, and deadline records.
Contact the office
Use the form or call, but wait for intake instructions before sending confidential documents.
Timeline
Prepare documents before the consultation when possible. If there is an urgent deadline, call the office directly.
Filing costs and legal fees
Phone consultations are free. In-person consultations are $250 for 45 minutes. Legal fees for representation depend on the case.
When to contact an attorney
- You cannot find a required document.
- A deadline, interview, or response date is coming soon.
- You are unsure whether a past issue matters.
- You need help deciding which immigration path fits.
Common questions
Should I send confidential documents through the website form?
No. Use the form to describe the issue. Wait for us to confirm how to send documents.
What if I do not have all my records?
You can still contact us, but be clear about what is missing and any deadlines.
Next step
Talk through your situation with an attorney.
Immigration outcomes depend on your history, timing, and evidence. Gather relevant documents before contacting us so the conversation can be more useful.