Caruso Law Group›
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FAQs
How much will my case cost?
The total cost of your application, if prepared by Caruso Law Group, will depend on three factors: legal fees, filings fees, and disbursement charges. Legal fees are paid to Caruso Law Group. Filing fees are paid to the U.S. government. Disbursement charges are copying and mailing expenses incurred on your behalf when your application is submitted to the U.S. government. During your free consultation, Attorney Caruso will review the legal fees and filing fees based on the application that best fits your needs. She can also provide you with a representation agreement following your consultation that lists the legal fees and filing fees. Caruso Law Group charges flat fees, which means you know from the very start how much your case will cost.
Can Caruso Law Group help me respond?
Yes. If your application has received a Request for Evidence, a Notice of Intent to Deny, or a Notice of Intent to Revoke, Caruso Law Group can help you prepare and submit a thorough and compelling response prior to the deadline set by the U.S. government. It is important to note that all three of these notices will have deadlines for responses. During your free consultation, Attorney Caruso will review the notice you have received.
Can Caruso Law Group go to my interview/to my court hearing with me?
Yes. Attorney Caruso has represented clients at Adjustment of Status interviews, Naturalization interviews, Asylum interviews, I-751 interviews, and court hearings. She can also accompany clients to scheduled ICE check-ins or deferred inspection appointments. Although Caruso Law Group is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Attorney Caruso has accompanied clients to their interviews, hearings, check-ins, and appointments throughout the United States. She can also help you prepare for your interview, hearing, check-in, or appointment prior to its scheduled date, so you feel confident going in front of an immigration officer.
This information can be found on the FAQ page on our website.
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