What should I do to speak with a lawyer about my immigration matter?

To learn more about consultations, please click here. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a consultation, please contact us.

How much will my immigration case cost?

There are two costs involved in an immigration case: attorney fees and U.S. Immigration and Citizenship Services (USCIS) fees. The cost of representing a client varies with the case. Fee estimates are generally given during consultations.

What documents do I need to bring to my first appointment?

You should bring any relevant documentation, particularly USCIS/DHS documents, birth/marriage/death certificates, identification, and financial information.

What is the next step after my case is filed?

Typically, USCIS receipts for applications arrive within two weeks, followed by a notice for biometrics after about a month.

What do I need for a biometrics appointment?

You will need the original copy of your appointment notice and a photo ID. The biometrics fee of $85 is generally prepaid.

How do I find my I-94 number?

Your I-94 number can be found in the top right-hand corner of the USCIS receipt. You can also print it from the CBP website shortly after arrival.

What services does RILA provide?

RILA offers pro bono immigration legal assistance, representing asylum seekers, pursuing Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, and helping with Employment Authorization Document applications.

How much do the services cost?

All legal representation services provided by RILA are completely free of charge for clients who cannot afford legal assistance.

Where is RILA located?

RILA is located in Arlington, VA, and serves clients from various regions.

How can I get involved as a volunteer?

Interested individuals can join RILA's volunteer program by completing the volunteer intake survey available on their website.

What should I expect during the immigration process?

The immigration process can vary based on your individual case, but you can expect guidance and support at every step from our firm.

How can I contact Jing for assistance?

You can reach Jing at her office at 703-870-3989 or visit her office located at 943 South George Mason Drive, Unit A, Arlington, VA 22204.

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