Is It Worth Paying a Naturalization Attorney Who Bills By The Hour?
If a task that normally takes five hours with humans can be done in one hour because of attorney expertise and use of AI, charging by the hour is unacceptable. That’s why Blandon Law charges a low FLAT FEE rate to file a naturalization application. We charge the same whether we speak with clients three times or thirteen times before sending in that citizenship request. Read on to find out the other surprising ways Blandon Law attorneys help you and your family.
Why Do I Need an Immigration Attorney for Naturalization?
Blandon Law attorneys sit next to the client, watching for the tiny things that can derail years of waiting in minutes. We calm shaking hands in the waiting room. We catch misunderstandings before they become accusations. We explain old arrests, confusing travel history, tax issues, selective service questions, prior marriages, forgotten addresses, and mistakes from applications filed years ago. No, Mrs. Immigration Officer, the applicant didn’t abandon his kids; he paid child support in cash.
Sometimes we’re there simply because fear makes people forget English they speak every day. Sometimes we’re there because one wrong answer could trigger delays, requests for evidence, or worse. Blandon Law attorneys at a citizenship interview are part translator, part shield, part historian, and part crisis manager. By the time clients raise their right hand to become U.S. citizens, most have already survived years of uncertainty. Our job in that room is to make sure nerves, confusion, or bureaucracy do not steal the finish line from them.
Only a Naturalization Attorney Can Help You During the Interview
Being a US citizen has some real financial advantages – federal jobs are only available for Americans, the elderly get subsidized health care, and the ability to sponsor family members who can help carry the burden of a household. Even domestic travel is easier for US citizens.
As we’ve reported before, citizenship is getting complicated. If there’s a chance yours might be denied or delayed, hiring a lawyer to get you that American passport is worth the investment. Paralegals CANNOT defend you during a naturalization interview. Family members are not allowed into the interview hearing room at all. Maybe you were separated when you got a green card based on marriage. Or maybe you are afraid you might not pass the civics or literacy tests. What to do? Click here to chat to a Blandon Law lawyer.
If your family’s growth depends on help from the best naturalization attorney, call 954.385.0157 or click “For Future Clients” today to schedule a chat. Also send us questions for future blogs by clicking “For Future Clients.”
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Disclaimer – These entries are based on real life events. Family member names, when used, are real. Client names are changed for privacy.
