Maryana Pavlyshyn

I worked with Maryana through Migrator and can honestly say she was one of the reasons the whole process felt much less stressful than I expected. From the beginning, both Maryana and the Migrator team were organized, responsive, and easy to work with. What stood out to me most was her ability to ...explain complicated things in a simple way and keep the case moving forward without unnecessary delays. There were a lot of moving parts throughout the process, but I always felt that my case was being handled professionally. Maryana paid close attention to details, answered my questions clearly, and helped build a strong strategy for the petition. My case was ultimately approved, and I'm very grateful to both Maryana and the Migrator team for their work. It was a long-term goal for me, and having experienced professionals on my side made a huge difference.

I worked with Maryana through Migrator, and unfortunately, my experience was very disappointing. The petition was prepared extremely carelessly and contained numerous errors. Initially, I assumed the mistakes were due to poor paralegal work, but I was informed that Maryana had reviewed and fully appr...oved the petition. Given that, the responsibility ultimately lies with her. Additionally, Maryana did not make an effort to understand my case in depth or to brainstorm and develop a thoughtful legal strategy. The approach felt generic and inattentive rather than tailored to my situation. Stay away from Maryana and Migrator.

I want to express my deep gratitude and recognition of Maryann’s professionalism. The process of immigration and naturalization is extremely complicated, and even if you have enough knowledge and patience to conduct the case on your own, bureaucratic force majeure and unforeseen circumstances still c...an happen, and then you find yourself in a hopeless situation. It happened to me, and as a citizen of the US, I was denied citizenship for my minor son, a green card holder - denied only because I did not have enough time to receive the full custody paper within 30 days given by USCIS. N-600 refusal is that hopeless situation in which it is not allowed to submit the application again. I cannot explain how upset I was, especially considering my financial situation, the money spent for processing the N 600 were not refundable of course. In such moments, you feel some kind of extreme helplessness. However, I was lucky, and a few days after the refusal, I heard a program on the radio in which a representative of an organization at Columbia University participated, an organization that provides free consultations on immigration matters, in particular regarding children. Quite quickly I found how to contact them, and, without knowing anything about herI was redirected, to Maryanna. Not just I received highly qualified professional advice, but also a careful and very humane attitude towards me and my problem. The submitted appeal brought the long-awaited solution to the issue and soon my son received full right citizenship. I once again thank Marianna and her colleagues for real help and a sense of confidence that any problem can be solved

Maryana was awesome from day one. I wanted to apply for an EB-2 NIW, and she didn’t just nod along. She actually showed me what needed fixing and gave me a clear plan. Felt so refreshing after other lawyers just said what I wanted to hear. She was always easy to reach, explained everything without fa...ncy legal talk, and kept me sane through all the paperwork. Thanks to her, I got approved and now I’m packing for the US feeling way more confident.

I’m a mechanical engineer with work in renewable energy. The idea of filing for a U.S. visa felt impossible — like, where do you even start? I talked to a few consultants, but it all felt generic. Then I found Maryana through a webinar, and booked a call. She’s got this no-nonsense, but still warm s...tyle. I liked that. She gave me a roadmap and helped me realize how strong my profile actually was. Every time I hit a wall, she was there — even with small things like organizing evidence or wording a recommendation letter. Now I'm headed to Seattle to work with a firm I never thought would even consider me. Maryana was behind it all. She's not just smart — she’s solid, and she truly wants you to win.