Immigration Consultants

Consultant vs. Lawyer for the California Immigration Process California offers many great options for starting the Immigration Process. There are three major ways to do it. First, you can do it on your own. Second, you can get an attorney. Third, you can also choose to hire an experienced and licensed Immigration Consultant like me. Here is how it breaks down. What you are looking at is a non-legal advisor or adviser on immigration matters. This is an Immigration Consultant. The advice or help that they can give you is very limited. This advice or assistance can include, but not limited to: (1) Filling out a form that is provided by an agency of the federal or state government, but not providing advice to the person regarding their responses. (2) Translation of a person's responses to the questions in these forms. (3) Obtaining for the person support documents such as birth certificates that may be required to fill out those forms. (4) To submit completed forms to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services on behalf of a person. In the first place, this definition is not applicable to the context of people who can act as legal representatives in immigration matters.