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New Service – Review and Fix Your RFE

November 10, 2018 by Admin-ILM

We are excited to post that we have added a new service here on the Immigration Law of Montana, P.C. website. In the busy life of an immigration lawyer, it is not always possible to get everything up on the firm’s website. This problem seems common to most lawyers, and a lot of small businesses. So we are trying to remedy that.

Why We Are Now Offering Our RFE Service

When prospective clients contact us, many times they sign up for our services. We then help them gain whatever immigration benefit they sought, like a green card for a spouse. Occasionally, after prospective clients have a consultation they will not hire us due to financial constraints. Instead they will try to do it on their own. Sometimes there are successful, congratulations to them. Other times they fail. They receive a Request for Evidence (RFE) from the USCIS. A lot of times when this happens, the client that has had the consultation will contact us for help with the RFE. We evaluate the RFE. A lot of times we take over the application to fix this issue. We also make sure that process concludes successfully for the client.

In providing this service, we realized that there are a lot of potential clients out there who never consulted an immigration attorney about the immigration benefit that they were seeking. Instead, they may be did some research on their own using the Internet and just tried it themselves. When these people get stuck, we want to now offer to help them. By this post we are announcing our new service.

How You Can Get Help With Your RFE Issue

If you do need help with an RFE, book a strategy consultation or contact us. Then send a copy of the RFE to us so that we can analyze it and offer you a report. You may be able to fix it yourself. Alternatively, you may need help. If you do, once we have analyzed your RFE, we will offer you a flat fee to fix it.

We are excited about offering this new service, and hope that it will be of use to clients who get an RFE from the USCIS.

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H2A Visa Montana North Dakota Wyoming

February 1, 2015 by Admin-ILM

H2A visa? Well, that is what a lot of people type when looking for information on the visa for temporary agricultural workers. But, some people look for information on that visa using the term that the government uses, H-2A. People using different terms to search for the same thing present a problem for the person wanting to reach people with information. Google does not seem recognize H2A and H-2A as being the same thing.

H2A Visa

H2A Visa Solution

It wouldn’t make any sense to copy all the content over from my article on the H-2A visa in our guide to US visa types to a new page about the H2A visa. Google would probably penalize us for duplicate content. So in creating this post, I am pointing you to good information on the visa for temporary agricultural workers, our article on H2A visas in the guide.

How We Can Help

If your farm or ranch is located in Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming and you need temporary help, we can help with an H2A visa application. Please contact us.

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Check Visa Status

January 13, 2015 by Admin-ILM

How do you check visa status? A lot of different visa types require that you first make an application to the USCIS here in the United States to get an approval. If the beneficiary of the visa application, the person who will receive the visa, is not in the United States the approval is then transferred to the US Consulate with jurisdiction over the beneficiary. The beneficiary is then required to apply for the visa. [Read more…] about Check Visa Status

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Immigration Law of Montana’s YouTube Channel

December 31, 2014 by Admin-ILM

Previously, we did a blog post on Immigration Law of Montana’s social media sites, but neglected to include information on Immigration Law of Montana’s YouTube channel. We don’t have much yet, but plan more videos soon. Right now, all we have are a couple of videos on how to use the system that we use to process your immigration cases, LawLogix. The system is pretty self-explanatory, but for someone who does not have much familiarity with Internet-based forms it may prove more challenging, hence the videos. [Read more…] about Immigration Law of Montana’s YouTube Channel

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Immigration Law Of Montana Hours – 24/7 Kind Of

December 23, 2014 by Admin-ILM

Immigration Law of Montana hours, 24/7 now? Kind of! With the arrival of the Internet as the method that most people use to search to find immigration lawyers today, and with the development of our 21st century 24/7 culture, Immigration Law of Montana, P.C. is pleased to announce that we are making it easier for our clients and potential clients to contact us outside regular business hours.  [Read more…] about Immigration Law Of Montana Hours – 24/7 Kind Of

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USCIS Courier Services – Policy Change

December 23, 2014 by Admin-ILM

USCIS Courier Services? No matter how time sensitive your application to the USCIS, the USCIS has traditionally had a one-size-fits-all approach to providing evidence of your success or failure in seeking the benefit: your approval or denial notice arrived in a first-class mail envelope. Attorneys and other organizations filing large volumes of time sensitive applications have long requested that the USCIS enable the petitioner for the benefit to include a means of signing the approval notice back to the petitioner. In a recent press release, the USCIS announced that it has changed its policy. Petitioners may now include a prepaid air bill by the usual courier services, UPS and FedEx, that the USCIS will now use to return the original approval notice. [Read more…] about USCIS Courier Services – Policy Change

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Courier Services, FedEx, policy change, UPS, USCIS, USPS

Personal Post – My Parents’ Websites

December 22, 2014 by Admin-ILM

Rather than writing about some aspect of immigration law, I would like to take a break today to draw attention to my parents of whom I am most proud, and their websites. Just like me, they are immigrants to the United States, following me over in 1991. I sponsored them for permanent residence – they are the immediate relatives of a US citizen, me. They both developed an interest in the Internet in later life, and saw its potential as a method of disseminating information and connecting with others. [Read more…] about Personal Post – My Parents’ Websites

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Immigration Law Of Montana Social Media

December 22, 2014 by Admin-ILM

Immigration Law of Montana Social Media? What does that mean? Can you teach an old dog new tricks as the saying goes? Well, in the the last 15 years we have seen marketing a law firm move from using print, the  Yellow Pages to the Internet. This move means more than simply having a website.

Social Media for Immigration Law of Montana, P.C.

Fortunately, getting started early on the Internet by establishing an Internet presence is rewarded by Google. Immigration Law of Montana, P.C. (ILM) registered its domain name in 2001, close to the dawn of time in the Internet age. While ILM may have been ahead of the game in terms of starting its website, its been slow in developing a social presence on the Internet.Immigration Guides [Read more…] about Immigration Law Of Montana Social Media

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Facebook, Google Plus, LinkedIn, Social Media, tumblr, Twitter, wordpress.com

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