Do I need an immigration lawyer for my case?

While it’s not legally required, hiring an immigration lawyer is highly beneficial. They can provide crucial guidance to navigate the often complex legal landscape. Statistics indicate that cases handled by qualified immigration professionals generally have higher success rates.

Why can’t I just fill out the forms myself?

You can fill out immigration forms on your own; however, many individuals make errors that can jeopardize their cases. Omissions or inaccuracies may result in delays or denials.

How can an immigration lawyer help me?

An immigration lawyer assesses your unique circumstances to advise on available options. Their expertise ensures that all documentation is thoroughly prepared to present the most compelling case possible.

How much will my case cost?

Costs vary widely based on the complexity of the case. It's important to discuss cost expectations upfront, and the lawyer should provide a clear contract detailing services and a monthly billing statement.

Where can I find general information about immigration law?

Resources like the ILRC, USCIS, and AILA are excellent for obtaining reliable information on immigration law.

What should I do before USCIS fee increases?

To ensure your application is processed under the current fees, please submit all required documents to my office by March 12, 2024, before the fee increase takes effect on April 1, 2024.

Can DACA recipients continue to renew their applications?

Yes, current DACA recipients can still maintain their status and renew their applications. However, new applications are currently not accepted due to a court ruling.

Are in-person meetings available?

In-person consultations are available for fully vaccinated individuals. Those unable to be vaccinated may still opt for video-conference meetings.

What services does WAISN provide?

WAISN provides resources and support for immigrant and refugee communities, including legal assistance, advice on rights, and information about advocacy initiatives.

How can I contact WAISN for help?

You can reach WAISN via Facebook or at their email info@waisn.org. For reporting immigration activity, call their Deportation Defense Hotline at 1-844-724-3737.

What languages are resources available in?

Resources are available in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Somali, French, Chinese, Haitian Creole, Lingála, Portuguese, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese.

How can I volunteer for the Holiday Celebration?

You can sign up to volunteer by filling out the form provided in our event announcement.

What items can I donate for the event?

We welcome children's books, gift cards, hygiene items, and toys for donation.

When is the Holiday Celebration event scheduled?

The event is scheduled for Saturday, December 9, and we expect around 300 families.

What is the Form I-864, Affidavit of Support?

The Form I-864, Affidavit of Support is a binding legal contract that requires a U.S. sponsor to financially support certain immigrants, ensuring they do not become dependents on government benefits.

Can my I-864 obligation be enforced in a divorce case?

Yes, in most states, the Form I-864 can be enforced during divorce proceedings, either as a breach of contract claim or through spousal maintenance.

How long does the I-864 support last?

The sponsor's obligation under the Form I-864 lasts indefinitely and only terminates under certain conditions, such as when the green card holder becomes a citizen.

What types of immigration services do you offer?

We provide a range of immigration services including family-based immigration, employment or business-based immigration, and citizenship assistance.

How can I contact your office?

You can reach our office at (206) 447-1560 or via email at michaeljacobsonlaw@gmail.com.

Where is your office located?

Our office is located at 705 Second Avenue, Suite 1050, Seattle, WA 98104.

Do you accept walk-ins for consultations?

We recommend scheduling an appointment before visiting our office to ensure that we provide the best service to you.

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