Document Review - Standard
Includes:
Review of your immigration application by a licensed and experienced immigration attorney
Notes on what to change, add, or improve prior to filing
A 30-minute Zoom or phone call with an attorney after your documents have been reviewed to discuss your application
Please note that this service is for Adjustment of Status, I-130 petitions, or Naturalization applications only. If you are interested in a review for a different type of application, please contact us to discuss.
Includes:
Review of your immigration application by a licensed and experienced immigration attorney
Notes on what to change, add, or improve prior to filing
A 30-minute Zoom or phone call with an attorney after your documents have been reviewed to discuss your application
Please note that this service is for Adjustment of Status, I-130 petitions, or Naturalization applications only. If you are interested in a review for a different type of application, please contact us to discuss.
Includes:
Review of your immigration application by a licensed and experienced immigration attorney
Notes on what to change, add, or improve prior to filing
A 30-minute Zoom or phone call with an attorney after your documents have been reviewed to discuss your application
Please note that this service is for Adjustment of Status, I-130 petitions, or Naturalization applications only. If you are interested in a review for a different type of application, please contact us to discuss.
We understand that paying for full representation for your immigration application can be out of budget, but that shouldn't mean that you are left with no choice but to file the complicated immigration forms without any guidance from a licensed professional, especially when the stakes are high. That's why we have created document review packages, so that you can save some money, while still getting that peace of mind.
How does it work?
Step 1: Complete purchase on this website
Step 2: Receive an email from us with a link to upload your documents to a portal.
Step 3: An attorney will thoroughly review each page of your application to find any mistakes, or to see where more evidence is necessary.
Step 4: An attorney will send you notes on your file, along with a link to schedule an appointment to discuss these notes. You will also have the opportunity to ask any further questions about your application or the process.
Step 5: You make any changes necessary and submit your application to USCIS.