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Originally Posted by Mercpop
For those that have gone through the process, this is the lawyer im using and her price breakdown. Whats your opinion on price and also would anybody mind swinging by their website and telling me if they see any red flags and/or reccomendations? I dont see anything wrong, but Ive also never had to deal with a lawyer! Karam immiration is the law firm but im using Nina Amadi as my lawyer.
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They are ripping you off.
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Originally Posted by IamAman
EWI is a kind of a big complication because you're not entitled to adjust your status if you had legal status. That's probably 1/3 the cost right there.
I know in this website, everybody is an armchair lawyer but a lot of us have complicated cases, especially those with removal orders, etc. so it's a landmine out there. For me, having had an incompetent lawyer when we first arrived here who is partially responsible for my current mess, I'd personally want a firm that has been around for a while, knows the local immigration officers and their tendencies, etc. As such, if I have to pay a premium for someone with 30 years of experience, so be it. If you have DACA and can still bounce back from a screwup, then it may not be. Just remember that lawyers are people and new graduates have a shit ton of student loans so they may bite off more than they can chew. |
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Originally Posted by JohannBernoulli1667
I know for complicated cases Laurel Scott is good, have you heard of her?
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| The firm specializes in a particular type of case known as the I-601 waiver of inadmissibility for the spouse of a citizen who has been denied a visa to the United States despite being married to a US citizen, usually because of prior immigration violations or criminal history. |
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Originally Posted by IamAman
No I googled her and her site says:
So it's exactly what Mercpop is looking for if he lives in the area. My thing is different though. |
She does everything online, one can met her in NH if necessary.
But in my case it wasn't.
So OP should look into her.
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Originally Posted by Mercpop
I havent been denied a visa or have criminal record though. Im going to go to Mana immigration law for a comparison in price. Shes well known with more experience and someone of this forum reccomended her from a success
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Originally Posted by taoni10
Any case that need to file I-601A is complicated IMO.
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