Book an Immigration Strategy Consultation
45-Minute Immigration Strategy Consultation — $350
Meet with Attorney Pouyan Darian by telephone, video, or in person to discuss your immigration history, your questions, potential risks, realistic options, and an appropriate legal strategy.
- 45-minute consultation
- $350 consultation fee
- Online payment is required to reserve the appointment.
- Telephone, video, or in person format — In-person consultations are available on Thursdays
- Conducted by Attorney Pouyan Darian
You'll continue to our secure Bookme scheduling page to choose a time and complete your booking.
If the firm offers representation and you retain the firm within 30 days, the consultation fee is credited toward the legal fee. The consultation fee is otherwise nonrefundable, including when the consultation concludes before 45 minutes.
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What to Expect
- Choose a time that works on the scheduling page.
- Share the basics — your case category and where things stand (a notice you received, an application you filed, an upcoming date) — so the conversation can start from your actual situation.
- Meet to discuss realistic options, the risks tied to each one, and what a next step would actually look like.
What to Have Ready
- Any notice, receipt, or decision letter related to your case, if you have one.
- Rough dates — when you filed, when something happened, or when a hearing is set.
- Your questions, written down if that helps you stay on track during the call.
You'll continue to our secure Bookme scheduling page to choose a time and complete your booking.
Before you book: do not enter your Social Security number, A-number, passwords, or confidential case documents into the scheduler. After booking, the firm will provide instructions for sharing any documents needed for the consultation. Use the firm's approved secure document channel.
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