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It depends on the benefit you are seeking, but most cases include passports, birth certificates, marriage records, prior immigration notices and proof of lawful entry or status. Financial documents, affidavits and supporting evidence are often required as well.

Incomplete documentation, evidence that does not clearly meet the legal standard, changes in eligibility during processing, and requests for evidence with short deadlines. We anticipate these before filing and build the record accordingly.

In many cases yes, but only with valid work authorization. Depending on your category you may apply for an Employment Authorization Document while the case is pending.

A denial is rarely the end of the road. Depending on the reason, options include a motion to reopen or reconsider, an appeal, or refiling with a stronger record.

Timelines vary by category, service center and country of birth. During the consultation we give you a realistic range based on current processing data.

Yes. A large part of our practice is consular processing for clients who have never set foot in the U.S. Everything can be handled remotely.

Discussing your case in your own language reduces misunderstanding and stress. Our team serves clients in English, Spanish and Portuguese through the entire process.