FAQ

When people turn to an attorney to seek expert legal help in various matters, they have a number of questions in their minds. Whether it is immigration or bankruptcy matters, each of these areas is quite complex in regard to laws and how they apply in different circumstances. At the Law Office of Tuan Le, we receive and answer lots of questions asked by our clients. For your convenience, we have created a list of some of the most frequently asked questions related to our practices. If you are on our website for the first time, the FAQ below will help you understand our services and how we help clients in a better way. In case the question you have is not in this list, feel free to reach out to us directly via a phone call or email.

Q. Do you charge for initial consultation?

Q. How much do you charge for your legal services?

A. Whether it is immigration, bankruptcy or estate planning, each case is different and unique in itself. Our fee structure varies case-wise. For example, we charge different fees for each matter related to immigration, depending on the type of case, the planning it requires and its representation. After an initial consultation and evaluating the complexities of your case, we will send you a price quote for the sake of transparency. Before we take up your case, you will be fully aware of what to expect.

Q. What sets the Law Office of Tuan Le apart?

Q. What are your key practice areas?

Q. How can I enter the Diversity Visa Program (the “Green Card Lottery”)?

A. Winning the green card lottery is one way to get approval for permanent residency in the United States. The lottery is held online every year through the official website of the US Department of State. Though entry to this lottery is free, participants must belong to a country which appears in the list of places which have eligibility to participate in the same. Apart from this, the participants also must possess at least a high school diploma or two years of working experience. For more details in this regard, you should check out the official website of the US Department of State.

Q. Do you accept cases outside California?

Q. What type of immigration cases do you take?

Q. What is a green card?

Q. What are the various ways to gain US residency on a permanent basis?

Q. How can I move to the United States?

A. Your visa requirements will vary based on whether you want to visit, work or live in the United States. If you plan to study in the US, you need a student visa. Employer visa is for working in the country. A nonimmigrant visa enables you to temporarily settle in the US for a specific duration. If you seek permanent residency in the US, you will need to obtain an immigrant visa. Since getting this type of visa involves a long and complex process, you should take the help of a US immigration attorney.