Filling out an Adjustment of Status application can seem simple at first, but anyone who has tried knows that immigration forms are full of details that matter: an incorrect date, an incomplete answer, a missing document, or a misread question can lead to delays, Requests for Evidence, or even a denial. That's why many people wonder whether they should hire full legal representation or take the risk of doing it on their own.
There is a third option. Our Application Review service is designed for those who have already completed their application, or prefer to complete it themselves, but want the peace of mind of having a legal team behind them before filing. It's a Do It Yourself model with professional support: you do the work, and we check that it's headed in the right direction.
How does it work?
The process is simple. First, you complete your Adjustment of Status application on your own, or share the one you've already prepared. Next, our legal team reviews it in detail and gives you clear feedback: what's correct, what you can improve, and which corrections are necessary before filing. Finally, you'll have a personalized consultation with our team to answer all your questions, understand each observation, and move forward with confidence.
How much does it cost?
We offer this service at a preferential fee of $900 USD, which includes a complete review of your application, a report of observations and corrections, and a personalized consultation with our legal team.
Who is this service for?
It's ideal for people who feel capable of completing their own forms, who are looking for a more affordable alternative to full representation, or who simply want a lawyer's second look before taking such an important step. Filing an application with errors can cost you time, money, and peace of mind; reviewing it first is an investment in your case.
Learn more about this service by contacting our team.
This service consists of reviewing an application prepared by the client and does not constitute legal representation before USCIS unless separately agreed upon.
