Immigration Records Check Required First Step Before Any Filing
If you missed court, changed address, been detained or filed immigration papers, federal records may control your next filing
What the Immigration Records Check Does
This process retrieves and reviews federal immigration records to determine whether an immigration court case, removal order, or prior filing already exists.
Federal immigration filings must follow a strict sequence.
Filing without confirming what already exists often results in denial or enforcement.
This records check is the required first step.
Process
Step 1 — Records Check (Required)
Payment is submitted and a secure intake form is completed. Federal records are requested and reviewed. Our firm helps reunite families by assisting US citizens and lawful permanent residents to sponsor their relatives for US immigration.
Step 2 — Written Results
A written summary explains what was found and what procedural options exist. We help employers and individuals obtain employment-based nonimmigrant and immigrant visas, including H-1B, L-1, EB-1, and EB-2 visas.
Step 3 — Optional Filing
If appropriate, motion preparation or representation may be offered at a fixed fee. Our services include helping clients apply for naturalization, obtaining certificates of citizenship, and resolving issues related to citizenship.
All communication and results are provided in writing. No consultations or meetings are scheduled. Our attorneys have extensive experience in representing clients in deportation and removal proceedings, including asylum cases and appeals.
This Process Is Not for Everyone
This is for you if:
- You want to know what exists in your federal immigration record
- You understand filings must follow procedure, not preference
- You are prepared to proceed in writing
- You want action, not discussion Payment is submitted and a secure intake form is completed. Federal records are requested and reviewed. Our firm helps reunite families by assisting US citizens and lawful permanent residents to sponsor their relatives for US immigration.
This is not for you if:
- You are looking for a free consultation
- You want to speak by phone before paying
- You want opinions without records
This process is designed for compliance, not conversation.
Required Records Check
Price: $79 — non-refundable
What this covers
- Federal records request and review
- Written findings summary
- The $79 fee is credited toward motion preparation if you proceed within 14 days.
- Procedural next-step determination
Written confirmation · Attorney-prepared.