Immigration is complex and it's important to know that your attorney is knowledgeable of all the “ins” and “outs” of the immigration process.  About a year ago, I was contacted by a new client who was desperate to find a solution since he and his wife were out of status and his kids were U.S. citizens.  He had already spoken with an immigration attorney from another law firm who told him he had no options and that he would either have to stay here illegally or return to his home country.  I encouraged him to still come in for a consult and during the course of our discussion it turned out he was eligible for immigration benefits under an obscure immigration regulation.  He decided to retain our firm and we proceeded with filing green card applications for him and his wife.  Today they are both legal permanent residents happily residing in the U.S. with their kids. 

-Robert Taylor

Everyone talks about providing superior service. I’m not sure what that means to others, but I know that our firm members are really there to help you when you need us.

In one particular case, I received an email, on a Sunday morning, for assistance from a new employee of one of our clients. I received the email just as my wife and I were headed out the door for brunch. The visa package we prepared had been sent to a new employee in Canada so that he could apply at a port of entry (POE) and enter the US. The client delayed going to the POE to present the package for 6 weeks to submit the petition. When he applied he was advised by the officer that the letters in the package were “too old”.  

Even on an early Sunday morning our SZE team pulled together and got the documents sent  to the airport that afternoon so the candidate could still travel to the US and begin working on Monday morning. This is the level of service that we routinely provide to all our clients 

-Jerry Erickson