made appt. with lawyer

[evey 0]

Well, thinking we might make a mistake in our filing we made an appt. with a lawyer, they emailed some forms to us and they are dif. then what I see here They are immigration lawyers but now I am wondering why the forms are dif. Bio forms, affidavit, and letter of intent are all dif. And does the lawyer fill in the I129? more confused then ever. thanks for any input you can give

[payxibka 10,045]

Well, thinking we might make a mistake in our filing we made an appt. with a lawyer, they emailed some forms to us and they are dif. then what I see here They are immigration lawyers but now I am wondering why the forms are dif. Bio forms, affidavit, and letter of intent are all dif. And does the lawyer fill in the I129? more confused then ever. thanks for any input you can give

how are they different?

form numbers, versions. what exactly?

letter of intent is understandable because it is merely a personal statement

Edited August 14, 2009 by payxibka

[evey 0]

Well, thinking we might make a mistake in our filing we made an appt. with a lawyer, they emailed some forms to us and they are dif. then what I see here They are immigration lawyers but now I am wondering why the forms are dif. Bio forms, affidavit, and letter of intent are all dif. And does the lawyer fill in the I129? more confused then ever. thanks for any input you can give

how are they different?

form numbers, versions. what exactly?

letter of intent is understandable because it is merely a personal statement

there not forms, they look just like typed out forms on white paper

Edited August 14, 2009 by evey

[Otto 83]

They're probably internal forms they want you to complete, then their people will complete the actual forms with your information.

[evey 0]

They're probably internal forms they want you to complete, then their people will complete the actual forms with your information.

Ahh, i see, thank you so much. there are so many good stories here and happy ones but then there are sad ones, just want it all to go right the first time

so my fiance and I can go on with our lives. Thanks again

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Well, thinking we might make a mistake in our filing we made an appt. with a lawyer, they emailed some forms to us and they are dif. then what I see here They are immigration lawyers but now I am wondering why the forms are dif. Bio forms, affidavit, and letter of intent are all dif. And does the lawyer fill in the I129? more confused then ever. thanks for any input you can give

They are different to make you think he is doing something for the money you paid. The information you give him will be transferred to the forms you see here. The attorney can do nothing. You have to give him all the information and all the documents. He fills in forms and licks the stamp and empties your wallet.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

They're probably internal forms they want you to complete, then their people will complete the actual forms with your information.

Ahh, i see, thank you so much. there are so many good stories here and happy ones but then there are sad ones, just want it all to go right the first time

so my fiance and I can go on with our lives. Thanks again

An attorney is not a guarantee anything will go right. It will slow the process by several weeks as he fills out forms between rounds of golf with information you filled out on his forms and could have put directly on the real forms yourself. Have you looked at the forms?

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Well, thinking we might make a mistake in our filing we made an appt. with a lawyer, they emailed some forms to us and they are dif. then what I see here They are immigration lawyers but now I am wondering why the forms are dif. Bio forms, affidavit, and letter of intent are all dif. And does the lawyer fill in the I129? more confused then ever. thanks for any input you can give

how are they different?

form numbers, versions. what exactly?

letter of intent is understandable because it is merely a personal statement

Pay...

They are data collection forms the attorneys use. Then his $12 per hour secretary fills in the data from those forms onto the official forms that are on this site for download free. 3 weeks after the OP gives all the data and documents to the attorney, he will call them in to sign the real forms which could have been at USCIS if it weren't for the attorney slowing things down. His letter of intent is just his example of the sample letter of intent here. I guess that makes it worth the price.

[SuperDuper! 230]

Immigration Atty's are useful for complicated cases, otherwise, save money and do it yourself with help from VJ.

Good Luck!

[payxibka 10,045]

Well, thinking we might make a mistake in our filing we made an appt. with a lawyer, they emailed some forms to us and they are dif. then what I see here They are immigration lawyers but now I am wondering why the forms are dif. Bio forms, affidavit, and letter of intent are all dif. And does the lawyer fill in the I129? more confused then ever. thanks for any input you can give

how are they different?

form numbers, versions. what exactly?

letter of intent is understandable because it is merely a personal statement

Pay...

They are data collection forms the attorneys use. Then his $12 per hour secretary fills in the data from those forms onto the official forms that are on this site for download free. 3 weeks after the OP gives all the data and documents to the attorney, he will call them in to sign the real forms which could have been at USCIS if it weren't for the attorney slowing things down. His letter of intent is just his example of the sample letter of intent here. I guess that makes it worth the price.

ah, yeah... I think I understood that from her reply

[Miranda&John 0]

We hired a lawyer as well. It gives us piece of mind to have someone complete them who is familiar with the process.

Last year John had decided to do his divorce on his own since it was straight-forward (with the help of an online case mgmt account), but that ended up causing way more headaches with things not being filled out, and the forms being returned from the court for seemingly endless corrections... for us it was worth the money to have someone else deal with that side of things!

Good luck to you!

[^KK^ 3]

Well, thinking we might make a mistake in our filing we made an appt. with a lawyer, they emailed some forms to us and they are dif. then what I see here They are immigration lawyers but now I am wondering why the forms are dif. Bio forms, affidavit, and letter of intent are all dif. And does the lawyer fill in the I129? more confused then ever. thanks for any input you can give

how are they different?

form numbers, versions. what exactly?

letter of intent is understandable because it is merely a personal statement

there not forms, they look just like typed out forms on white paper

Yes. because they use those forms to gather your personal data to complete the required forms.

[Jasman0717 9]

I think it's always best to go to the source....USCIS

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1RCRD

[^KK^ 3]

We hired a lawyer as well. It gives us piece of mind to have someone complete them who is familiar with the process.

Last year John had decided to do his divorce on his own since it was straight-forward (with the help of an online case mgmt account), but that ended up causing way more headaches with things not being filled out, and the forms being returned from the court for seemingly endless corrections... for us it was worth the money to have someone else deal with that side of things!

Good luck to you!

REally? I think I should go into immigration law. I mean that's basically giving away your money. The only fill out the forms and probably don't even have to provide any legal advice.

[Stephen + Elisha 92]

We hired a lawyer as well. It gives us piece of mind to have someone complete them who is familiar with the process.

Last year John had decided to do his divorce on his own since it was straight-forward (with the help of an online case mgmt account), but that ended up causing way more headaches with things not being filled out, and the forms being returned from the court for seemingly endless corrections... for us it was worth the money to have someone else deal with that side of things!

Good luck to you!

REally? I think I should go into immigration law. I mean that's basically giving away your money. The only fill out the forms and probably don't even have to provide any legal advice.

Unless the case is complicated—a small fraction of all IR-1/CR-1/K-1 and derivative visa filings—engaging a lawyer equals paying hundreds of dollars for transcription services.