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How do I get started? 

If you are working on your case and have specific questions for an attorney, you should schedule a consultation to talk to an experienced, dedicated, and strategic lawyer. A meeting with our attorney will give you an opportunity to explain your situation, ask questions, and get answers. During either consultation, our attorney listens to the facts of your case, discusses strategies and steps involved, and provides answers to your questions. You can schedule here - see below. 

To make the most of the consultation, we advise that you: 

1. Gather ALL of your immigration paperwork (including but not limited to):

• From the government: receipts, notices, requests for evidence, approvals, denials, decisions, any judicial or board orders, and everything else you received from the government.
• From your past immigration filings:  all petitions, applications, and anything that you have sent to the government for current and past cases. If you have or had a different attorney, obtain a copy of your file pirior to the consultation. your documents ready in digital format (computer files), so during the consultation, you can email or upload them to a portal, and the attorney can review them.

If you seek any kind of employment-based visa (extraordinary ability, outstanding researcher/professors, multinational executive, advanced degree, national interest waiver, etc.):  

1. Update your resume with your current job
2. Either include in the resume or make separate lists of the following:

                  - all published papers, articles or books, 

                  - all your presentations, speeches or panel events, or exhibits,

                  - Awards or prizes, 

                  - Articles about you on in any media, and  

                  - List of any other contributions/work you've done.