DIY Kits-Please read

**leroythelion** · 23rd November 2004, 06:38 AM

In the future, I will be removing all posts that sweepingly dismisses immigration attorneys as a waste of money followed by a link to just one DIY kit. If it looks and smells like spam, it probably is spam. Criticism (and praise) of attorneys and the work they do is part of this board and I wouldn't want somebody who really needs legal help to be lured into a false sense of security for $59.99+tax. If you want to talk about DIY kits, at least mention more than one or talk specifically about how a particular kit helped you out. This is a very good board with a high signal to noise level and it has required very little intervention from me. I would like to keep it that way.

Thanks,

Brian

**subhap** · 23rd November 2004, 03:12 PM

There is no alternate of a good lawyer.

**honghui** · 23rd November 2004, 04:10 PM

Originally Posted by leroythelion

In the future, I will be removing all posts that sweepingly dismisses immigration attorneys as a waste of money followed by a link to just one DIY kit. If it looks and smells like spam, it probably is spam. Criticism (and praise) of attorneys and the work they do is part of this board and I wouldn't want somebody who really needs legal help to be lured into a false sense of security for $59.99+tax. If you want to talk about DIY kits, at least mention more than one or talk specifically about how a particular kit helped you out. This is a very good board with a high signal to noise level and it has required very little intervention from me. I would like to keep it that way.

Thanks,

Brian

Brian, what is your problem? so many people do self filing and get their green card approved. why do you think one can not get GC in $59.99, large money can not be the guarantee of approval. Do you think by removing the discussion about Do-it-yourself greencard, you can stop people from using those kits and can force them to go to attorney. I think it will really be very difficult, anybody can write these words in google and can get the link.

**jmxu** · 23rd November 2004, 04:48 PM

Honghui:

I think you probably mis-understood Brian. He did not mean to stop people from talking about DIY kits. He just wanted to eliminate the spams and advertisements. I think he is posting a very reasonable and good request, by asking people to talk about some specific details how a DIY kit is helping him/her.

flyfly

**leroythelion** · 23rd November 2004, 09:09 PM

Originally Posted by honghui

Brian, what is your problem? so many people do self filing and get their green card approved. why do you think one can not get GC in $59.99, large money can not be the guarantee of approval. Do you think by removing the discussion about Do-it-yourself greencard, you can stop people from using those kits and can force them to go to attorney. I think it will really be very difficult, anybody can write these words in google and can get the link.

Easy, cowboy.

Brian

**leroythelion** · 23rd November 2004, 09:10 PM

Originally Posted by jmxu

Honghui:

I think you probably mis-understood Brian. He did not mean to stop people from talking about DIY kits. He just wanted to eliminate the spams and advertisements. I think he is posting a very reasonable and good request, by asking people to talk about some specific details how a DIY kit is helping him/her.

flyfly

Exactly!

Brian

**GoFast** · 24th November 2004, 10:21 AM

Originally Posted by leroythelion

In the future, I will be removing all posts that sweepingly dismisses immigration attorneys as a waste of money followed by a link to just one DIY kit. If it looks and smells like spam, it probably is spam. Criticism (and praise) of attorneys and the work they do is part of this board and I wouldn't want somebody who really needs legal help to be lured into a false sense of security for $59.99+tax. If you want to talk about DIY kits, at least mention more than one or talk specifically about how a particular kit helped you out. This is a very good board with a high signal to noise level and it has required very little intervention from me. I would like to keep it that way.

Thanks,

Brian

Brian,

Will you also remove those threads that are simply directing you to an immigration attorney without apparent reason?

Cheers for the holidays,

GoFast

**alex2** · 14th December 2004, 04:44 PM

Originally Posted by GoFast

Brian,

Will you also remove those threads that are simply directing you to an immigration attorney without apparent reason?

Cheers for the holidays,

GoFast

GoFast's quention remains unanswered!!!
But the most important point is: why attorneys are so afraid of DIY kits

?
DIY kits taking away their business

, right!
More and more people are doing self petitioning, this is really a bad situation

for attorneys.

**honkman** · 14th December 2004, 07:00 PM

Originally Posted by alex2

GoFast's quention remains unanswered!!!
But the most important point is: why attorneys are so afraid of DIY kits

?
DIY kits taking away their business

, right!
More and more people are doing self petitioning, this is really a bad situation

for attorneys.

There are hardly any direct links to specific attorneys in this forum but there are (were) a lot of direct links to DIY kits. And it is certainly not true that attorneys are afraid of DIY kits. It is more that the attorneys I talked to (that were quite a lot) hope that people read first a DIY kit so that they collect the right evidences for their cases (escpecially get excellent reference letters etc.) which makes the whole cases easier for the attorney and his client and more successful.

**leroythelion** · 14th December 2004, 09:06 PM

Originally Posted by alex2

GoFast's quention remains unanswered!!!

To answer GoFast's question, all spam will be deleted. All moderator's have Rajiv's absolute support in this matter. Legitamite legal referals or posts from lawyers offering free legal thoughts will NOT be deleted.

Brian

**chunming** · 3rd January 2005, 02:44 PM

Originally Posted by leroythelion

All moderator's have Rajiv's absolute support in this matter. Legitamite legal referals or posts from lawyers offering free legal thoughts will NOT be deleted.

Brian

My freinds have advised me not go to Rajiv, he is not very coopertaive specially to chinese clients. I found Attorney Zhang (Zhang & Associates, P.C) very helpful, he is the best for chinese scholars.

**leroythelion** · 3rd January 2005, 09:45 PM

Originally Posted by chunming

I found Attorney Zhang (Zhang & Associates, P.C) very helpful, he is the best for chinese scholars.

How so?

**lamonte** · 9th January 2005, 08:25 PM

Perhaps a three-strike policy is in order too?

**dealnest** · 10th May 2007, 01:16 PM

Why is this thread labeled as a sticky? I wasted good 5 minutes reading it to the end... since there is nothing useful in this thread it should not be a sticky...

**Mizzour Tiger** · 9th December 2007, 07:52 PM

i think you learned a lesson here

**Mizzour Tiger** · 9th December 2007, 07:53 PM

... by not going back to this thread again.

**donaldjeo** · 12th March 2010, 12:23 AM

Thanks for all.. for discussion in wonder full topic

**Levis.Aaron** · 16th June 2010, 05:04 AM

Hi - I don't really have an answer for you, but I would suggest that you narrow it down a bit - are you looking for a school anywhere in the world? Somewhere in North Dakota? Upstate New York? If you want help I think you need to tell people the area you're looking in.

**marykies** · 13th October 2010, 06:48 AM

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I am one who eats doorknobs,
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But now my poem is reaching an end,
And because I like poodles, I must now
Say goodnight...
Buenos noches...

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