Questions, answered.
What it costs, what happens after you book, and what to do if something is urgent.
The 15-minute screening call with our client services team is free, and it’s where most people start.
The Case Strategy Session with an attorney is $150 for thirty minutes. That’s the price on every kind of case — a green card application, a removal case, a records request — and it doesn’t change with the attorney you see.
The session fee pays for the attorney’s time on the day. It isn’t applied to your case fee, and you get an honest read on where you stand whether or not you go on to hire us.
Two separate things, and it’s worth knowing which is which.
The session fee is what you pay to see an attorney — $150 for thirty minutes, paid before the session.
The case fee is what you pay us to do the work. The attorney quotes it at your session, as a flat fee for the whole matter — never by the hour — and you see it in writing before anything is signed. Payment plans are available, and every date and amount is set out in the agreement before you sign it.
Your screening call comes first: fifteen minutes with our client services team, free, to understand what’s going on and work out which attorney covers it.
If an attorney who covers your case is available at that moment, we’ll put you straight through once the session fee is paid. If not, we’ll book you a time with them.
Before the session you complete a short questionnaire, so the attorney has read your situation before you speak rather than spending your thirty minutes on the basics.
At the session the attorney tells you where you stand, what we’d do, and what it costs. If you decide to go ahead, our intake team prepares the agreement, the attorney reviews and signs it, and then you do.
After that you’re introduced by name to the paralegal team on your case, and you hear from a named person at every stage.
Call (786) 352-8647 rather than booking online. A detained client, or a hearing or appointment in the next few days, goes straight to an available attorney instead of into the booking queue. Please don’t use the form for these — it can’t move fast enough.
Tell us at least 24 hours ahead and we’ll move it at no charge — that isn’t a missed appointment. With less than 24 hours’ notice, or if you don’t attend, there’s a $50 fee before we can book a new time. After two missed appointments we’re no longer able to hold the session you paid for, though you’re welcome to book a new one.
You don’t start over. Call us and we’ll take it from there — you keep the attorney and the team you already work with, and we’ll tell you what the new matter involves before anything is agreed.
What you tell an attorney in your session is confidential, whether or not you go on to hire us.
What you send through this form before we’ve spoken isn’t protected in the same way yet. Tell us enough to understand your situation — you don’t need to send your whole file to book a call.
Your passport or other identity document, any USCIS or immigration court notices you’ve received, anything already filed on your behalf, and your A-Number if you have one. If you don’t have them, come anyway — we’ll work with what you have.
Yes. Immigration law is federal, so we represent clients in all 50 states, by phone or video.