HOW WE CAN HELP
Humanitarian protection
Compassionate, discreet representation when circumstances are difficult.
UNDERSTANDING YOUR OPTIONS
A clearer way forward.
U.S. immigration law provides certain protections and benefits for people affected by persecution, abuse, crime, and other qualifying circumstances. Timing, personal safety, and supporting documentation can be critical.
MATTERS WE HANDLE
Guidance that meets you where you are.
- VAWA self-petitions
- U and T nonimmigrant classifications
- Asylum and related protection
- TPS, DACA and qualifying humanitarian relief
HOW WE HELP
Thoughtful preparation. Individual attention.
We approach sensitive matters with dignity, privacy, and careful attention to the evidence and legal requirements applicable to each form of relief.
PRICED LEGAL SERVICES
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Each service has its own detailed description and flat attorney fee. We explain any case-specific exceptions before representation begins.
DACA renewal with employment authorization (Forms I-821D and I-765)
Flat attorney fee $750
See included services and exclusions LEGAL SERVICEVAWA self-petition (I-360)
Flat attorney fee $5,000
See included services and exclusions LEGAL SERVICEU visa / crime victim petition (I-918)
Flat attorney fee $5,500
See included services and exclusions LEGAL SERVICET visa / trafficking survivor petition (I-914)
Flat attorney fee $6,000
See included services and exclusions LEGAL SERVICEAffirmative asylum application (I-589)
Flat attorney fee $6,500
See included services and exclusions LEGAL SERVICEInitial Temporary Protected Status (TPS), Form I-821
Flat attorney fee $1,500
See included services and exclusions LEGAL SERVICETemporary Protected Status (TPS) re-registration, Form I-821
Flat attorney fee $850
See included services and exclusions LEGAL SERVICEStandard stand-alone advance parole application (Form I-131)
Flat attorney fee $1,500
See included services and exclusionsFAQ
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Every situation is different. These answers are general information, not a substitute for individual legal advice.
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