C Keith Wood Jr. Attorney At Law

I had two experiences with two different lawyers who couldn't resolve my case. I contacted attorney C. Keith Woods and he quickly resolved my immigration situation. I truly recommend him 100%.

The staff is very nice and knowledgeable. They take time to answer your questions and address your concerns. As we all know immigration cases are lengthy and can take years to get a response. However, as soon as Keith Wood's Jr. office has an update, his staff is quick to call and communicate with you. Mr. Keith and his staff seek the best outcome for their clients, which is why I recommend them.

I had a fantastic experience with Keith Wood and his assistants. They were knowledgeable, professional, and guided me through the entire immigration process with ease. Recomiendo los servicios, el abogado y sus asistentes son muy atentos y unos expertos. Excellent work!!

After my U Visa couldn't be approve by the county through one of the most known law firms in the state of Georgia a couple of friends recommended me to Attorney Keith Wood. During my consultation I was told that the other attorney who took my case sent the case to the wrong place and that's why it wasn't approved the first time. He went ahead and submitted to the correct place and within a couple of months my U Visa was approved by the county and we where able to submit the application to USCIS. We have already gotten our biometrics taken and now we are just waiting for USCIS's response. I'm very glad I took my case to them. The whole staff is very helpful and friendly. They take the time to answer to all of your questions and concerns.

Mr. Keith is an amazing attorney who has helped my parents in so many ways. My parents retained Mr. Keith's firm when they found out an attorney they previously retained in Atlanta filed an asylum claim on their behalf. As many people may know, asylum claims must be filed within the first year you arrive in the United States. However, the previous attorney gave my parents unethical advise and had them believe they qualified for this benefit simply by proving at least 10 years of residence in the United States. My parents have been in the United States for more than 24 years so the attorney shouldn't have filed this claim for something he knew they did not qualify for. Because of my parents' previous attorney, my parents now face removal proceedings. Since Mr. Keith took my parents case, h