Ysabel Williams

I retained Ysabel Williams as an Immigration Lawyer and I only wished I had med her sooner. She made my experience of becoming s U.S. Citizen a stress-free experience. My previous attempts to become naturalized proved futile, so hiring her proved to be worth every penny. Anyone considering becoming a U.S. Citizen (or for any other immigration services) should look no further.

I hired her for my immigration case after 10 years and 3 other lawyers messed it up. She took my case all the way to the federal court and got a deal with the lawyer for the government in Washington. Now me, my wife and my 2 sons are getting our greencards. she gave me a payment plan and was understanding when I was late making a payment or 2. I also sent her friends and she did good by them. A couple of my friends that were really desperate and really broke told me she told hem where to go to get free help. She did the work herself for free for 1 of them. She does nice things quietly. For criminal and immigration law, she is awesome.

Ysabel is really nice and know a lot about immigration. She normally responds the same day but there have been a few times it took a couple days to hear back from her. Overall I would recommend her because she is very informative and up to date on her information and cares about her clients.

We were recommended to her , madr the appt for consult and had previously told them about our case and that we were given multiple no’s , she charged $100 anyways and did refund the fee even after giving us a no and not taling the cAse . During a pandemic , with 3 children only working half the time , $100 is a $100 i could feed my kids . If you wont take the case then why charge ? Other laywers atleast have a heart to not charge . But i guess she needs it more then we do .

My experience was not positive, possibly because mine was a traffic issue and not an immigration issue. As a resident of Upstate New York, I received a traffic ticket in Pennsylvania and was recommended Ms. Williams by the Pennsylvania Bar Association through my personal lawyer in New York. I consulted her about clarification of my traffic ticket. She appeared knowledgeable about the legal aspects, but had told me not to proceed to enter a plea for the ticket until she gave her opinion on what to do. Though she was aware of my deadline to submit my plea to the court, she did not follow up with me adequately to the point that she missed my deadline. When I called her to let her know the deadline was missed, she ended up telling me that ,"Basically, I am doing you a favor because I cannot bill you for this. If you have nothing else to talk to me about, I need to finish my work so I can go home." I was somewhat appalled, since I am a physician and am not used to taking care of people in this manner. Luckily, it was a minor traffic issue, so I was able to call the police station and sort things out on my own.