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Request Consultation with Sarah E. Murphy, Esq.
Consultation Services Provided:
The consultation process includes two (2) services. The first service involves attorney review of your immigration history, criminal history (if applicable), and short-term / long-term goals and objectives. The second service involves a conversation with you to discuss your case in further detail and provide you with a legal analysis and describe any available options.
Teleconference / In-person Consultation:
Potential clients have the option to schedule a consultation in-office or via teleconference. Because U.S. Immigration Law is a federal practice, we can assist clients across the country and around the world. Most cases can be handled via telephone and email communications, if preferred.
Consultation Fees:
The standard* consultation fee is $300 USD. Consultation fees must be paid in advance of the consultation. There is no time limit for the consultation. There are no additional charges for related, follow-up questions after the consultation. If you decide to retain the firm after the consultation, the consultation fee may be credited toward your legal bill.
*If you have been denied entry or refused admission to the U.S., if you have been previously removed from the U.S., or if your case involves extensive research, the consultation fee is $500 USD. Such matters are more complex and require significantly more time to develop a strategy to resolve your case.
Additional fees will apply to prepare any immigration documents, to contact immigration officials, and to accompany clients to the border. A fee quote for these services is provided after the consultation process.
Scheduling Options:
1. Call the office:
If you would like to schedule a consultation to discuss your immigration matter by phone, please call the office at 716-464-2296.
2. Complete form and have our office contact you:
Upon completion and submission of the form below, we will contact you to set a date and time for a consultation with Ms. Murphy and then provide you with a list of information and documents to submit prior to the consultation.