Fees
Three cases make up most of the office’s work, and each has one price. Government fees are separate and change from time to time; you get the current ones in writing at the consultation.
For a renewal filed on time, with no new arrest since your last approval.
For the spouse, parent or child of a U.S. citizen who came in legally and can apply from here.
For permanent residents past their waiting period, including those with an old ticket or arrest to explain.
Quoted at the consultation once Amalia has seen your papers.
Form I-751, for marriages under two years old at approval
Form I-601A, with a hardship letter and evidence
Form I-90, for a lost, stolen or expiring card
For a family with more than one case to talk through
Every price is for one applicant and doesn’t include USCIS fees.
No. USCIS fees are paid to USCIS with the application, and they change from time to time. At the consultation you get the current amounts in writing, printed next to the office’s fee.
A set fee, quoted when you book, for an hour with Amalia at the office or by video. If you hire the office within 30 days, it comes off your fee.
If the review turns up something the flat fee doesn’t cover, such as a waiver or an old removal order, the work stops while Amalia explains it and quotes that part on its own. Nothing extra is done until you say yes.
Yes. Most families pay a first part when they sign and the rest in monthly parts before the case is filed. The schedule is written into your engagement letter.
The first hour has a set fee, and it comes off the fee if you hire the office.