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Consultation with Former Judge David Kwangsoo Kim I paid $500 for a one-hour consultation with former judge David Kwangsoo Kim regarding my immigration case. I sent all of my case documents in advance, but during the consultation, it felt like he had not reviewed or understood my materials at all. There was no sign of preparation. Because of his background as a former judge, I expected deeper insight and a different perspective than what typical immigration attorneys provide. However, the consultation was very superficial, with little practical strategy or concrete guidance. In fact, it felt less helpful than consultations I’ve had with immigration attorneys who charge $100–$150 per hour. In particular, his understanding of current immigration practice and practical, hands-on experience s

I am so grateful for attorneys Heather Roberts and Helena Tetzeli. I had a very complicated case, but they both navigated the process meticulously and got me the best result possible. They communicated regularly and were very honest and upfront about the costs and didn't bill me later for more money as other attorneys have tried to in the past. I have since referred two other people to their firm and if anyone is reading this, I highly recommend this firm to you. Thank you again, Heather and Helena!

Thank you to the firm for an incredible, transparent, and trustworthy partnership on my family’s journey to obtaining green card status! The process was super simple and easy. Odalys is a super star associate that was super hands-on with our legal needs and was always early to provide guidance. In this age of high scrutiny around immigration, Mrs. Tetzeli and team is the strategic edge families need. 10/10 service.

I retained John Pratt for a marriage-based immigration case and ended up switching to a new lawyer after about four months. Thankfully, my new attorney successfully obtained my green card. Here are some of the major issues I experienced: 1. Lack of progress and multiple errors: After nearly four months, there was little to no progress on my case, and I discovered several mistakes in the application materials they prepared. (As a recent law school graduate myself, I was able to identify these errors.) 2. Overpriced for the quality of service: The firm charged well above the market rate, which I initially assumed reflected higher-quality legal work—but that was not the case. They were slow to respond to questions, unhelpful on key issues, and overall did not provide competent representation

I am deeply grateful to my immigration attorneys Keven Gregg, Elizabeth Montano, and John Pratt, for helping my family through a complex and emotionally challenging immigration process. We were facing a difficult family-based green card case, and from the very beginning, they provided expert legal guidance, clear communication, and genuine compassion. They accompanied us to the green card interviews, ensuring we were fully prepared and supported throughout the process. When our case encountered unexpected issues — including a flawed initial decision by USCIS — our attorney didn’t give up. They thoroughly reviewed the case, prepared a strong appeal through AAO, and stood by us every step of the way. They prepared extremely high-quality legal documentation — thorough, well-organized, and ta