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Applying for a green card, visa, or citizenship, or facing an immigration court date? Describe your situation and book a consultation with a top-rated immigration attorney.

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What to do right now

  1. Gather your passport, visas, I-94 record, and any notices you've received.
  2. Note every deadline and court or interview date on your paperwork.
  3. Keep copies of everything you submit to the government.
  4. Be wary of notarios or consultants who aren't licensed attorneys or accredited representatives.
  5. Don't sign forms you don't understand.

How immigration lawyers usually charge

Many immigration lawyers charge flat fees for applications like marriage green cards or citizenship. Government filing fees are separate.