Initial Review
We review your inquiry to determine whether the matter appears to fit the Firm’s practice and whether more information is needed.
You do not need to decide whether your case is EB1A, EB1B or NIW before contacting us. Tell us what you have accomplished, what you plan to do in the United States and what immigration problem you are trying to solve.
A concise summary is enough for the initial contact. Do not send confidential documents unless the Firm requests them.
We review your inquiry to determine whether the matter appears to fit the Firm’s practice and whether more information is needed.
We may request a CV, publication record, decision notice or selected documents rather than asking you to send an entire immigration file.
A consultation may address potential categories, important evidence, weaknesses, filing sequence and other immigration considerations.
Representation begins only after the Firm accepts the matter and both parties enter into a written representation agreement.
PhD holders, doctoral candidates, postdocs, professors and scientists evaluating EB1A, EB1B or NIW.
Engineers, software professionals, physicians, biotechnology specialists, inventors and business leaders with evidence of impact.
RFEs, prior denials, parallel filings, changing employment or uncertainty about the strongest immigration category.
No. EB1A and NIW are not limited to doctoral degree holders, and the Firm evaluates other qualifying professionals as well.
Yes, for appropriate federal immigration matters. Clients can generally be represented throughout the United States and abroad.
No. Start with a useful summary. The Firm can request selected documents if they are needed for a more informed evaluation.
No. Representation begins only after the Firm accepts the matter and a written representation agreement is completed.
No. An attorney can evaluate eligibility, develop evidence and prepare legal arguments, but no attorney can guarantee a government decision.
State the exact deadline in the inquiry and call the office. Do not assume the Firm represents you or will be able to act before the deadline.