Immigration advice depends on a person’s current status, the place involved, and the date by which the next step has to be taken. Paterson Legal Firm does not describe a visa category on this page, because the right path cannot be chosen from a website summary.
The firm discusses status, the applications it agrees to prepare, and immigration questions that arise with a business transaction or a family matter. Before any application is started, the firm states the scope of the work and the documents it needs to see.
Clients should bring the papers they already have, including prior applications, receipts, and the letters that set a deadline. A missed date can matter more than a well-written explanation. Do not send original documents or highly sensitive facts through the website form.
A consultation request is not a filing and does not create an attorney-client relationship. The firm will say whether it can act after it has reviewed the situation.
