EB1 filing

[asterik]

Dear Users

I have been working on a concurrent filing of my I-140 EB1 (outstanding researcher) category.
I have prepared the petition letter (with the help of my employer, who is supposed to be
a petitioner). Since everything is being done on absolutely very professional level
I expect very less work for the attorney.

Now that everything is ready, I need a lawyer who can represent my case to
the CIS with a very minimal fee. Can anybody suggest me who can help me out
in this regard?

thanks very much

asterik
4/26/2005
10.27 PST

 

[honkman]

Dear Users

I have been working on a concurrent filing of my I-140 EB1 (outstanding researcher) category.
I have prepared the petition letter (with the help of my employer, who is supposed to be
a petitioner). Since everything is being done on absolutely very professional level
I expect very less work for the attorney.

Now that everything is ready, I need a lawyer who can represent my case to
the CIS with a very minimal fee. Can anybody suggest me who can help me out
in this regard?

thanks very much

asterik
4/26/2005
10.27 PST

Go on this page: http://www.aila.org/
Thta is the offical organization of immigration attorneys. They give you address of lawyers and you just contact them and get an idea which lawyer might help you most.
BTW, I expect that every good immigration attorney will rewrite your petition letter. You might be the best for the science, but they are much better than you or your employer to find the best words for the important worrds around the science. And if you really don't want to change anything in your petition and you think they can't do it better, why do you look for an attorney anyway ? You don't need a lawyer who represents you at the USCIS.

 

[leroythelion]

BTW, I expect that every good immigration attorney will rewrite your petition letter. You might be the best for the science, but they are much better than you or your employer to find the best words for the important worrds around the science. And if you really don't want to change anything in your petition and you think they can't do it better, why do you look for an attorney anyway ? You don't need a lawyer who represents you at the USCIS.

Honkman makes a good point. A sheister lawyer will gladly take your fee and blame you if something goes wrong. A good lawyer will throw out your hard work and start from scratch.

Brian