Immigration Lawyer

[andie&jase 0]

Can anyone recommend a good Immigration Lawyer in the Tempe area of Arizona? My husband to be lives there and he is looking to get in touch with someone fairly soon to try and get me over there as soon as we can after the wedding in May this year.

[Lil-Lost-Girl 0]

Hi,

sorry i can't help on this one, just thought i would say hi, as Phoenix is where myself and my girls are heading to, don't seem to be many of us heading to the desert

Do you think there trying to tell us something ? lol

Message me if you fancy a friendly chat

Issy

Edited January 30, 2006 by Lil-Lost-Girl

[yabasta 0]

Firstly i would say that i doubt an immigration lawyer would speed up the process as mailing things to them for them to mail in fact would take longer. So firts i would say ask yourself if you really need a lawyer. I would suggest you look over the guides and see the process and how semi straight forward it is. If you still decide a lawyer is what you need then i believe there is a phone number to find a lawyer in your area but i don`t know where that number is. On this site somewhere i think.

good luck

[jennieh 0]

If your not already married since your talking about a wedding this year in May. You can just apply for a Fiance visa thats the fastest way to prevent separation any longer then needed.

[andie&jase 0]

If your not already married since your talking about a wedding this year in May. You can just apply for a Fiance visa thats the fastest way to prevent separation any longer then needed.

Yeah we thought about that option, but decided on getting married in the UK instead. He's already got his marriage visa, and we gave notice of marriage in January. Everything is booked for the wedding in May, and friends and family have booked their flights, so we are going ahead with it over here now.

I would apply for everything myself following the guides etc, but Jason would prefer to get a lawyer to sort things out for us.....we both seem to be very unlucky in everything we do, so we are going to leave it to the "professionals" lol

Andrea

[pittman1971 0]

If your not already married since your talking about a wedding this year in May. You can just apply for a Fiance visa thats the fastest way to prevent separation any longer then needed.

Yeah we thought about that option, but decided on getting married in the UK instead. He's already got his marriage visa, and we gave notice of marriage in January. Everything is booked for the wedding in May, and friends and family have booked their flights, so we are going ahead with it over here now.

I would apply for everything myself following the guides etc, but Jason would prefer to get a lawyer to sort things out for us.....we both seem to be very unlucky in everything we do, so we are going to leave it to the "professionals" lol

Andrea

andie&jase

I did not use an attorney, I used Immigrant's Services out of Memphis TN. They can fill out all the forms for you. This will not speed up the process but they know what they are doing. I think my total bill with them was less than $500. I had them do the papers for the CR1.

Immigrant's Services

Phone- 901-683-9905

Address: 836 Virginia Run Cove

Memphis, TN. 38122

[andie&jase 0]

andie&jase

I did not use an attorney, I used Immigrant's Services out of Memphis TN. They can fill out all the forms for you. This will not speed up the process but they know what they are doing. I think my total bill with them was less than $500. I had them do the papers for the CR1.

Immigrant's Services

Phone- 901-683-9905

Address: 836 Virginia Run Cove

Memphis, TN. 38122

Thanks Pittman, that's great. We'll look into it.