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Posted by Bev | October 13, 2008
Neil Lewis is the best!
In 2001 we were looking for an attorney to help us get my husbands greencard. I called 6 attorneys listed in the phone book, left messages for all of them and only received a return call from Neil. He called within the hour! The whole process was so easy and we owe it all to Neil. He met with...
Posted by anonymous | February 20, 2013
hopefully
I am in the process of trying to get my green card, I am just hoping for the best out come. I really trust Mr. Lewis, I will give my finally review after all this is over. to me it takes forever :-/. It is true that everytime you call you will speak to his assistants and not him. I personally do ...
This wonderful lady has no green card available right now. And it drives her so crazy she calls me every week. She is not now my client, although she did hire me to fill out a form for her.
Posted by David | June 06, 2024 | Hired Attorney
Poor Response and Communication
I was very disappointed with the lack of timely responses on an urgent matter by Attorney Neil Lewis. I hired him to represent me in an appeal of a K1 Visa denial. After initially being responsive during consultation, once I sent $2,500 via Zelle for his "flat fee" representation, he took between two...
Posted by anonymous | August 10, 2017
Misleading
My husband and I went to see Mr. Lewis at the beginning of 2016. We were a young, newly married, childless couple looking for advice on a 601a waiver process. Lewis told us he does not advice doing 601a and instead suggested filling for an asylum. My husband has lived in the USA illegally for 11 year...
When one is an illegal entrant to the US and is married to a US citizen, one may pursue status and residence through the provisional waiver process. This involves risking the non-US citizen outside the US (where they must go to the US Embassy in their country) with no guarantee they will return. Some of my clients qualify for and wish to pursue an application for political asylum in the US before they ever risk themselves outside the US. I have never and will never ask anyone to submit a fraudulent application. I am sorry that the reviewer was not smart enough to understand what options we were speaking about, and why the path she chose , which worked in her case, was risky and could have resulted in a 10 year separation of the couple.