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their case, every time we:
- Need additional documentation from our clients
- Have new information regarding their case (i.e. we receive immigration or court
decisions, receipt notices, court dates, requests for additional documents, etc.),
there is a change in strategy, or we are entering a new phase of the case. - Submit or file an application, motion, brief, response for request of documents, etc.
with the The US Immigration Service, a court, or opposing counsel. - During long immigration wait periods we will communicate approximately every 3-6
months or as required.
We communicate mostly via written correspondence as this creates a written history of the
case, which is useful for both parties to keep track of the progress of the case. We
communicate via the telephone if the message is of an urgent nature.
We respond to client telephone messages in the order that they are received as well as
by urgency of the matter. Usually this may take a few days unless the client leaves a
message of an urgent nature. If the message is an emergency, we'll do everything
possible to respond as quickly as possible on the same day. We highly recommend to our
clients to leave a detailed message outlining the nature of their question or concern, as
this helps us immensely in prioritizing issues and to respond quicker to their inquiries.
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