We offer flat-fee for immigration cases. The rate depends on the complexity of the case, ranging from a few hundred dollars to thousands of dollars.  More complicated case requires more legal fees especially when the applicant or the beneficiary had final order of removal. 

 If you were apprehended as an arriving alien with an I-94 or an initial appearance notice and later lost your case in immigration court , you may still apply for a green card if you have an immediate relative petitioning for you (such as a U.S. citizen spouse or an adult child). You can file to adjust your status first, then challenge the deportation order after your green card is approved—this challenge is not limited by the usual 90-day deadline. Typically, the BIA (Board of Immigration Appeals) or court will vacate the deportation order unless there are exceptional circumstances.

Adjustment of status follows uniform standards nationwide, with an interview at your local immigration office. Since case volume varies by location, strong legal representation during the interview is crucial for success.

Visa denials for human smuggling often come with the option to apply for a waiver. Don’t lose hope—applying for a waiver promptly usually leads to approval unless there are other issues. In cases where false documents or deception were involved, a waiver may also be needed for green card eligibility, typically requiring a U.S. citizen or green card-holder spouse or parent.

There is no record of immigration authorities retaliating against applicants who file expedited processing orders. This legal process helps speed up cases stuck in long delays. Once initiated, USCIS typically processes cases within three to four months and sends an approval or denial with explanation