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A phone or virtual consultation fee of $110 ($150 for in-person) is collected before the time of consultation. Your consultation fee will be deducted from your legal services package upon hiring our law firm. A consultation fee will apply only to those who do not retain the law firm for legal services.
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"I’m very grateful with Jeffry Caballero and his team of professional’s !
They have made an accompaniment throughout our process and always answer every question and give the best recommendation."
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FAQs
Why can't I speak with the attorney directly when I first call?
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Our attorneys might be busy in court or with other clients during work hours. Please leave your contact details with our firm receptionists and we will make sure the attorney calls you back as soon as they can.
Why do I have to pay for the consultation before knowing if my case can be accepted?
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Our firm handles many types of immigration cases. You need to pay the consultation fee first, but if you decide to work with us, this fee will be fully credited towards your total service cost. This means you start getting expert advice suited to your needs right from the first meeting.
Why can't the receptionist give me a quote for my case?
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U.S. immigration laws are very complex, and small details can greatly change the outcome of your case. Our firm receptionists are not attorneys and are not trained to give accurate quotes without an attorney’s review to ensure everything is correct and avoid any confusion.
I have a very urgent case and need help immediately. How can I reach the attorney quickly?
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For urgent matters, you can book a consultation through our firm receptionists or directly on our website. We give priority to urgent cases and usually respond within 24 hours. Make sure to mention that your case is urgent when you contact us.
Can I book a consultation on behalf of a family member or friend who is not in the U.S.?
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Yes, you can arrange consultations for others. Please make sure you have all the necessary information about their case and their permission to discuss their personal matters.
What will be covered in the first consultation?
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The first consultation will gather all the details about your case, discuss your legal options, explain the process and timeline, and give an initial estimate of the costs.
Will all my information given to you be kept confidential?
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Yes. We keep all your information private and do not share it with anyone without your permission. Your privacy is very important to us.
What payment methods do you accept?
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We accept various online payments like credit cards and Zelle. If you are an ARAG insurance member, please provide your membership information, and we will help you with billing.
What are the differences between an immigration consultant and an immigration attorney?
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An immigration consultant assists with paperwork but cannot provide legal advice or represent you in court, as they are not licensed attorneys and do not attend law school. This often means they have less training, which can increase the risk of errors in handling immigration cases. On the other hand, an immigration attorney is licensed to practice law, has attended law school, can offer legal advice, and represents clients in all immigration legal matters.
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Family Immigration
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Humanitarian Immigration
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Deportation Defense
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Immigration Appeals
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Criminal Defense & Appeals
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Other Immigration Cases
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Navigating the complexities of the U.S. immigration system can be overwhelming. Allow me to guide you through this intricate journey, whether you seek to reunite with loved ones or secure your visa and residency.
Don't wait any longer. Have your case assessed now for prompt assistance and a smoother immigration experience.
