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Each case is unique and we can only give an estimate or quote of the cost after the initial consultation where we meet with you to learn all the particulars of your case. If the amount of work needed is predictable, we charge a flat legal fee. If the amount of work is not predictable, we charge an hourly rate.

Yes. We charge $100 for the initial consultation. If you hire us to represent you for that matter, we will apply this fee to your legal fees. If we choose not to represent you, we will refund the fee.

Generally no. However, there are several exceptional situations where one is able to do this. We could not definitively answer this question until after an initial consultation.

Yes. The green card (I-551) is merely proof of your status as a lawful permanent resident. Even after it expires you are still a permanent resident. You will need it to prove to employers that you are authorized to work.

This is a great question. All foreign nationals residing in the U.S. for more than 30 days are required to formally notify the USCIS of any changes to their home address, and failure to do so can lead to serious consequences. The notification should be submitted within ten days of the change of home address. It is important to make sure you have proof of compliance. If mailing the form, send it by certified mail with a return receipt. If done online, print out the receipt.