Letter that my lawyer sent me

My lawyer sent me this email. If you want me to give you her number so you can get on the list or anything. Feel free to let me know.





INFORMACION IMPORTANTE





Estimado Cliente,



Estamos viviendo momentos que prometen traer avances positivos para nuestra comunidad. El presidente Obama continúa presionando al Congreso para pasar dos proyectos de ley de suma importancia para el inmigrante sin status legal: el DREAM act, y la reforma inmigratoria. Tenemos fe que por lo menos uno de estos dos proyectos se hará realidad en los próximos 6 meses.



Para quienes tienen hijos en la escuela, el DREAM act les otorgaría status legal si ellos desean seguir estudios universitarios o desean servir en las fuerzas armadas de este país.



A efecto de mantenerlos informados al minuto de la aprobación de cualquiera de estos dos proyectos de ley, estamos creando una lista de clientes que serán notificados sobre los requisitos que se necesiten para calificar para el DREAM act o para la reforma inmigratoria.



Para ese fin, adjuntamos una hoja de datos a ser completada por quienes desean registrarse con nosotros para ese servicio. El costo es de $50.00. Si esta de acuerdo, por favor imprima esta hoja con sus datos y envíenosla por correo con el cheque mencionado.



Si desea puede compartir esta información con algún familiar o amigo.



No dude en contactarse con nosotros si tuviese alguna pregunta.



Muy Atentamente,

Well let's see, the options here. On one hand, you can pay $50 to be notified of the requirements needed if Dream ever passes, or you can go online, watch the news, read the newspaper, or visit one of many community organizations that will gladly do the same and perhaps even more for free.

Lawyers.....I tell you, it's the devil's chosen profession.

Oh I know, I thought the same thing when i read it. But she has a good track record in my family so I know shes good.

Sounds interesting, pm me number number please

Maybe she has good intentions, but it does sound a little shady to me. For someone who doesn't have constant media access and the time to follow every political development, I guess it makes sense.

There's a some good ones, but immigration lawyers (or people that claim to be) can be extremely exploitative and predatory. Always be cautious, unless you have a good track record with them.

And "6 months??" Where did they get that figure?

If I didn't trust her I wouldn't even be putting it on here. Like I said in another thread, shes done papers for my aunt, her kids, my brothers, and now once the visa bulletin gets to april 01, she'll be doing my parents and me.

Ok... I was referring to people who've had limited to no experience with lawyers, obviously you have...

Dont take it like I was saying with attitude lol cause I wasn't

I think 50 dollars is way too overpriced...

With fitty dolla, you can get hundreds of kenturkey fried chiken!