Many folks decide to handle immigration cases on their own. That’s understandable.

It is rarely prudent.

Over the years, I’ve seen the outcome for countless individuals who decided to represent themselves.

Many submit their paperwork, and months later, they go to an interview at the local U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office, anticipating a green card.

They returned home deflated, often clueless why their applications were rejected.

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Episode 73: Why Entries And Exits Can Make Or Break Your Case

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