Get your Green Card Now--Low Attorney’s Fee-Brooklyn Immigration Attorney

I am a Brooklyn Immigration and General Practice Lawyer and I will prepare and file your Family Petition for a Green Card. I charge low fees for my services:

Preparation of your I-130 Petition for Alien Relative; Preparation of your Spouse's I-485 Adjustment to Permanent Residency Status; Preparation of the Biographic Information Sheets; Preparation of Affidavit(s) of Support; Submission of Package to USCIS; Preparation for Final Green Card Interview.

This fee does not include my appearance fee at the Interview. This fee does not include filing fees. Most of my clients go to the interview on their own unless I advise against it.

My rates compete with or are even less than document preparation services, plus, I DO EVERYTHING FOR YOU.

There are NO HIDDEN FEES, guaranteed.


Evening and Weekend appointments available.
Flexible payment plans.

Please be advised that this is Attorney Advertising. This Advertisement is designed for general information only. The information presented in this Ad should not be construed to be neither formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.

ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED!

George M. Gilmer, Esq.
26 Court Street, Suite 314
Brooklyn, New York 11242 (for Divorce, Family Law, Civil Litigation, Appeals, Landlord-Tenant, Special Education Law, Bankruptcy, Immigration and Criminal Law cases)


718 864 2011

212 656 1788 (efax)



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EMAIL: georgethelaywer@aol.com

http://www.gilmerlegal.com/


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The Law Office of George M. Gilmer assists clients with Divorce, Family Law, Personal Bankruptcy, The New Bankruptcy Law, Immigration and Special Education Law matters in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. George M. Gilmer, Esq. has made over one thousand Court appearances since being admitted to practice law (including arguing before the United States Court of Appeals). He is admitted in New York State, the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York (Federal Court) and the United States Court of Appeals (2nd Circuit).

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