What happens after I submit my application? “This is not always the case but sometimes you might receive a 'Request for Evidence' Notice.” Christine, one of our paralegals, talks about the types of notices you should expect to receive from USCIS after you've submitted your application or petition. #immigrationnotices #immigrationlaw #riglaw

When should I pay for my filing fee? “Essentially you want to pay for your filing fee before your signing meeting.” Our office manager, Marisol, talks about how and when to pay for a filing fee. As a reminder, you can pay your filing fee with cash, check, or money order. Filing fees can not be paid with a debit/credit card. #filingfee #immigrationlaw #riglaw

What kind of evidence is acceptable? “If you can't provide evidence on time, just ask for an extension so we can work with you.” One of our paralegals, Celeste, talks about what kinds of evidence are acceptable. Remember to bring everything at once. Below is the link to the app that Celeste mentioned to scan documents and photos for free. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.intsig.camscanner&hl=en_US https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.simplescan.s

What's going to happen to DACA? “It's in many people's best interest to apply to renew the DACA that they currently have as soon as possible.” Kelly, one of our attorneys, talks about some important information about DACA. The Supreme Court is expected to determine whether or not DACA can be terminated between March and June of 2020. #DACA #dreamers #defenddaca #immigrationlaw #riglaw

How far back should I keep track? “The Department of State requires all your addresses since the age of 16.” Lory, one of our attorneys, talks about the importance of keeping track of your address history. Also remember that if you do move, you have to inform USCIS of your address change within 10 days. Make sure to check out the links below to help you remember addresses: https://www.familytreenow.com/ https://www.transunion.com/ https://www.equifax.com/personal/ https://www

How do I schedule a consultation with RIG? “We do ask that you make a payment of $225.” Angelo, our legal receptionist, talks about how to schedule a consultation here at Ryan Immigration Group. #initialconsultation #immigrationattorney #coloradoimmigrationattorney #immigrationlaw #riglaw

Which filing fees are increasing and what should I do? “Naturalization applications are proposed to go from $640 to $1,170, which is an 83% increase.” Kelly, one of our attorneys, talks about the proposed filing fee increases from immigration. She'll talk about how much and when they'll go up. #filingfees #proposedincrease #immigrationapplications #immigrationlaw #riglaw

When do I have to take it? “You're going to have to see a doctor that is appointed by USCIS. You can't just see any old doctor.” One of our paralegals, Christine, explains the medical exam one needs to take before the Adjustment of Status Interview with USCIS. She'll explain when it is taken, what they look for and what to bring to the medical exam. #medicalexam #adjustmentofstatus #USCISappointeddoctor #immigrationlaw #riglaw

What payment options do I have for my flat fee case? “We do have a payment plan option for you.” Our office manager, Marisol, explains two different options to pay for your flat fee case. You can pay the full amount at once or choose a payment plan via your credit/debit card. #flatfeecase #payinfull #paymentplan #immigrationlaw #riglaw

What are the top 3 things I need to know before going to court? “Not going to court could mean an order of deportation.” One of our paralegals, Celeste, explains the top 3 things to know before going to court. She'll also explain the difference between a Notice to Appear and a Notice of Hearing. #immigrationcourt #removalproceedings #immigrationcourttips #immigrationlaw #riglaw

My birth certificate is in Mexico, do I have to rely on my Tio or is there an easier way? “Did you know that you can get them from the closest Mexican Consulate?” Click on the link below to download a PDF file version of your birth certificate. https://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/denver/ #birthcertificate #mexicanconsulate #onlinebirthcertificate #immigrationlaw #riglaw

How long will my case take? Our attorney, Lory, talks about what to expect. “There's no way to guarantee how long a case will take when the government is reviewing it.” Check out these links to see processing times and the status of your case. https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/ https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do #uscis #processingtimes #casestatus #immigrationlaw #riglaw