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Starting any kind of official process with the government – state or federal – usually begins with filling out forms, whether you’re applying for a fishing license or enlisting in the military. The forms can be fairly straightforward or unnecessarily complicated but either way, most of us just push ahead, start writing and hope for the best. When it comes to filling out forms for entry into the United States, just hoping for the best can be a problem. That’s why it’s so important that you have an immigration attorney in the Dallas TX area to help you understand immigration law and to help you with the paperwork involved.

Not understanding immigration paperwork can mean filling forms out incorrectly or not attaching all the necessary supporting documents. When you do that, you run the risk of having your petition postponed or denied; and that can mean delays that can keep you from securing work in the United States or keep you from being joined by your family. An immigration attorney in the Dallas TX area not only knows the law, he knows most of the people in the local offices of the USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services) who’ll handle and process your petition – from clerks to judges – and he knows how to get your paperwork through the system.

Getting through the system successfully is the end result of your immigration attorney in the Dallas TX area working tirelessly to make sure every form is filled out correctly and no detail is overlooked. He pays attention to the details so you don’t have to. And he can spot a potential problem before it arises, so it can be taken care of quickly and your path to approval is a smooth one. When you attempt to handle your immigration paperwork yourself, you may not even know that you have a problem until it’s too late.

Most importantly, working with an immigration attorney in the Dallas TX area means getting real legal advice from a practicing member of the State Bar of Texas. Many times, people seeking help with their immigration problems find immigration consultants or “notarios,” who are not members of the legal profession and usually have little experience with immigration issues. Notarios take money from sometimes desperate people and don’t provide any real services to them. Often they submit forms knowing that the petitioner has no chance of success.

There is no substitute for the help and advice of an immigration attorney. In Dallas, the attorney you should call for immigration issues is Nathan Christensen of The Christensen Law Firm at (972) 497-1017. Visit https://immigrationlawyerdallastx.com to find out more about the immigration services provided by the Christensen Law Firm and their commitment to helping you achieve the American dream.

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