Questions families bring to the screening

No. Our staff are licensed attorneys and a representative accredited by the U.S. Department of Justice. A notario or immigration consultant can't give legal advice or represent you. If one has taken money from you, tell us.

Yes. It's twenty minutes, by phone or at the clinic. If you hire us after the consultation, you'll have the fee in writing first.

Ulises, Matilde and Constanza do, and so does our front desk. Analyn works in Tagalog and English, with a staff interpreter for clients who speak Spanish.

We help people who live in Clark County and nearby. Most appointments are at the clinic on East Charleston, and some can be by video.

Call as soon as you can, and bring your hearing notice to the screening. Court cases run on fixed dates.

No. What you tell us is confidential, as it is with any lawyer. We share information with USCIS or the court only in the filings you approve.

Yes, for most cases. The payment dates go in your written agreement.

Yes. In cases about safety, we may ask to talk with you alone first.