Daniel A Zeft
Immigration Attorney
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How can I file for my EB-5 adjustment of status by myself?
My EB-5 I-526 has been approved, and I have already been in the USA for 90 days. I now need to file an adjustment of status. Can I file this by myself, or do I need a lawyer? If I do, what are the approximate fees for retaining counsel for this type of service?
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Dennis Tristani
Immigration AttorneyAnswered onYou do not need a lawyer to file an application/petition with USCIS - however, it is strongly recommended to retain counsel to avoid unnecessary delays and/or errors in the application process.
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Belma Demirovic Chinchoy
Immigration AttorneyAnswered onYou can file it by yourself. Attorney fees range by attorney and the specifics of your case.
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Lynne Feldman
Immigration AttorneyAnswered onIt is not required to have an attorney but I certainly recommend it as there is much more to these cases than just completing some forms.
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Mitch Wexler
Immigration AttorneyAnswered onNo one needs a lawyer for anything but it usually is a good idea to use someone who has successfully done it a few thousand times. Nothing about US immigration is intuitive. Legal fees vary significantly depending on a variety of factors.
