Gratitude is central to our legal practice. Without our clients, we are nothing as attorneys and advocates. In immigration cases, we often interact with clients who are dealing with life-threatening circumstances or have been placed in a precarious position by so called “notarios” or immigration consultants that are not licensed or accredited to practice federal immigration law.
The following review demonstrates that having a competent immigration attorney matters.
English Translation (Switch to our Spanish version to read the original text):
I met Attorney Carolina Curbelo at a very difficult moment in my life. Thanks to the recommendation of an old client of hers who was very satisfied with her work.
They [immigration] had denied my application for legal permanent residence due to documentary deficiencies, which should have been submitted to USCIS. However, I used used the services of a notary, whom everyone called a “lawyer.”
With the help of Attorney Curbelo, who is a very efficient, serious, professional and competent person, I appealed my immigration case and submitted the necessary documents. Fortunately, I obtained my legal permanent residence and I can now live happily and peacefully in this country.
I am very grateful to her [Attorney Curbelo] and I intend to continue using her legal advice for family reunification.
J.A.R.
