Yes, of course you should retain an attorney. Would you try to perform your own surgery? Immigration Law is the second most complicated area of law...

If you truly want to handle the process correctly, you should retain an attorney - before the RFEs, NOIDs and denial comes. For the I-864, list all...

You likely derived US citizenship. A personal consultation is recommended as well as consideration of Attorney Berman's advice.

The best strategy is to retain a qualified immigration attorney who will advise you and scrutinize your evidence before submission. Absent that,...

The answer to your question depends on your friend's income. She would not include the child until the adoption process has been finalized.

Hello Arjun, Your brother would file an I-130 with the related evidence and fees. Unfortunately, the process is taking around 15-20 years and...

Both your spouse and step-child will need their own I-130s and I-485s. It would be best to retain a qualified immigration attorney.

File a paper copy. The online system is a mess. I am not aware of a single attorney who files online and not through the mail.

You are likely a United States citizen. Privately consult with an attorney to discuss the specifics of your situation (both parents citizenship/...

If you do not send the I-693, you will be issued an RFE - likely several months into the process. I do this all of the time with clients who need...