Joseph Law Firm, PC

Jeff,
wanted to let you know that as of high noon on October 8^th 2015 I am a US citizen. The Oath Ceremony was held at Dillon amphitheater and we all couldn’t have asked for a nicer day.
I am very happy that my incredibly long and adventurous immigration path ended yesterday. Now, as a new proud US citizen I am looking for to living my life in this beautiful country to the fullest without fear.
Also, wanted to let you know that I wouldn’t have been able to accomplish my goal without your awesome professional help. From nearly a deportation in 2000, acquiring an F1 student visa, then three H1B’s and then finally your help towards permanent residency status. You guys were really great and on tops of things for me all the time… THANK YOU!

Second rate law firm, second rate lawyers and service.
I called two law firms and received their honest opinions about an issue. (Of course they were vague, but they generally tried very hard to answer my question) I called Joseph Law as my 3^rd opinion, because I needed to determine whether or not I wanted to spend thousands on an immigration case, or do it myself. I talked with a staff member who laughed at my question and interrupted me while I was trying to explain myself. I tried yet again, and instead of listening she just said, «Ok, you know what I’ll just transfer you now.» So then I was passed onto a lawyer named Kim who was even more rude. She kept pushing me to come into the office and do a consult for $ 150 or she couldn’t answer my question, saying it was unethical. I understand that if lawyers gave out free consults over the phone they’d go out of business. What I asked was, Do I need a lawyer to find this information or will uscis allow me to request it myself? Because I searched for a month and was going in circles. I did NOT ask her what to put in line 1, or how I should answer question 2. I simply asked if uscis would even allow me to request information. Then I would decide on getting an attorney. Kim talked over me the whole time, interrupting, saying «I can’t fill it out for you unless you come into the office». WELL, DUH, I know how hiring an attorney works. Very unprofessional and RUDE rude rude. They’re after your money, not helping you out. The other offices I called were happy to give general answers to questions.