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Posted by Salim Malik | December 03, 2014
To me and my family, Mr Pradeek Susheelan is like an Immigration Expert son or brother or a family member in family.
My family knew Pradeek since last four years and we have not been to any other attorneies since then. My family consists of 5 with me, my wife and three childeren with varities of immigration problems like H1, H4, F1, marriage to American citizan, DACA, Renewal of DACA and last but not least, proceed...
Posted by Chang | October 08, 2014
Thanks Pradeek!
He is a great immigration lawyer. He gave me the right answers whenever I asked him about my case. He is very informed about new immigration laws. He is very kind and friendly. He didn't say just "Yes" or "No" about my questions .....like most of lawyers.....He was trying to find the correct answers ...
Posted by anonymous | May 07, 2014
Excellent and Professional Immigration Lawyer! Gets your work visas approved fast!
Pradeek is a highly knowledgeable lawyer in work visas! He approached my urgent case of obtaining a new H1-B visa with priority and great importance as a client! He is also a very detailed lawyer, who covers every possible aspect of the work visa process which guarantees approval of your visa! Mos...
Posted by Amir | January 24, 2013
The attorney who you can really trust.
I would like to say that Mr. Susheelan is very professional. He is very knowledgeable and well experienced which bring the best result possible. He was also helpful in areas of law that I did not actually hire him for. He is always supportive and always willing to listen and give the best advice. He ...
Posted by Tej | March 13, 2025
Poor Legal Guidance on Immigration-Criminal Issue
I approached Pradeek for guidance on a complex immigration matter involving a criminal element. Unfortunately, the experience was not helpful—he didn’t give me much opportunity to explain my situation and repeatedly advised me to obtain a police report. However, he seemed unaware of the fundamental p...
Thank you for the feedback. Professional responsibility rules limit what I can say about any specific consultation, but a few general points for anyone reading. In immigration matters involving prior criminal contact, USCIS requires arrest records and police incident reports — or documented evidence of a good-faith attempt to obtain them. Without that documentation, immigration advice is necessarily speculative, which is why I ask prospective clients to begin the records request before our consultation. Police-department release policies vary considerably. Many jurisdictions release arrest records and incident reports directly to the individual involved — particularly once a matter is closed, declined, or resolved — while others have more restrictive practices. Immigration law, by contrast, is a federal practice. An immigration attorney's expertise lies in analyzing how a criminal record affects status under federal law — inadmissibility and deportability grounds under the INA, categorical analysis of crimes involving moral turpitude and aggravated felonies, waiver eligibility, and USCIS documentation requirements. Local records-access procedures are administered by the police agencies themselves and best handled by the individual directly or with local criminal defense counsel. Those two domains are distinct. On billing: my office uses a self-service online booking system on our website through which clients schedule consultations directly. Two separate appointments were scheduled here, each carrying its own fee, which is why the system processed two charges — there was no duplicate billing by the firm. I had instructed the client to reschedule once the required records were obtained; when no rescheduling occurred, I manually initiated refunds for both fees, even though my time had already been spent on two calls. I wish you the best with your immigration matter.