Eric Thomas Dean Jr

We give Eric the highest recommendation. He is committed to seeing folks get K-1 visas: (1) The K-1 visa process is very complicated. A friend from China took 3 years to get her visa, because her paperwork kept getting rejected. She and her now-husband are intelligent people, but the process can be ...confusing. Eric thoroughly lays out the steps that need to be taken. My wife received her visa in 9 months, which was what we were told to expect. (2) His price was very reasonable - half of what others charged. (This was so helpful, as the visa process itself is expensive.) (3) And yet he was available and responsive when we had questions.

Counsel Eric Dean and his wife are professionals in the business of K-1 Visa process. They meticulously and timely manage the process from the beginning until the end. I am highly recommend them. They are professionals and experts in K-1 Visa. They will work days and nights to ascertain that all requ...ired forms and information are submitted to ensure success at the end. Contact them anytime, work with them closely; and they will make sure you are approved and reached an happy ending for you both husband and wife. Don't forget Eric Dean and his wife are the best in the business of processing K-1 Visa. Expect the Best!

Eric is a wonderful and amazing attorney that made the K-1 visa process very simple and fast. We applied during the end of October and received our interview and got approved for the visa in April! Eric prepared our K-1 application very accurately and without any flaws. Whenever I had a question, I w...ould just send him an email and he would reply! Without him, I believe the K-1 visa process would have been difficult. His specialization in fiancé(e) visas is what sets him apart from other attorneys. Also, his fee is very reasonable! I would highly recommend Eric to anyone who wants to apply for a K-1 visa/fiancé(e) visa. Thank you, Eric!

We were looking for a lawyer to get us through our immigration journey. We chose Eric because he is affordable and was friendly and communicative during the initial and follow-up conversations. He works out of Connecticut but is available by phone and email (even weekends) to answer questions and pro...vide updates. He helped my fiancée pass her K1 interview in Cambodia and now we are thinking to hire him again for the adjustment of status greencard process.

We knew right away we will use a lawyer to help us, because we knew several couples who were not well prepared and were denied. I can tell you right now that it is a long, pricy, stressful, difficult and often confusing process. We know now, that we would not be able to do it without Eric. He is wort...h it! I found Eric while surfing the Internet. I typed in “Find the best immigration lawyer” and Eric’s name popped up. First, I thought it was too good to be true, but everything I researched about Eric, and later experienced on my own, was true. Eric delivered what he promised. Professional, organized, easy to navigate, easy to communicate, detailed instructions step by step were send in time. Due to our different time zones (me being on the west coast and Eric on the east coast of USA) we communicated mostly via email. Twice via phone when urgent. When needed, Eric would answer my emails within 24 hours. Not so urgent answers he would answer within a week. All important questions were always answered. We applied for K1 visa in 2018, that year the application process took longer than in any other previous year. Eric sent warning right at the start “Be patient it will take 7 – 9 months”. It took us 7! Waiting, wondering and not knowing is the worst. It was comforting to know that our paperwork was flawless. I flew in for the interview to my fiancé’ country in the Caribbean. It was a good decision. The interview took 30 minutes. The consular was genuinely interested in our story and wished to hear many details from both of us. Then we were approved. All our documents done by Eric were on the consular’s desk in one big fat file. He went over it several times. He did not ask for any additional personal documents. I have to say that the K1 visa’s final stage gets little confusing, because you are applying for nonimmigrant visa, but the embassy will treat it as an immigrant visa. So, watch for this difference in the final directions from your embassy. My fiancé, now my husband, and I will be applying for his green card soon. And guess who will be helping us? Thank you, Eric, for all your assistance and clear guidance! It was nice to have someone on our side!