Browse categories
Explore
Fiverr Pro
English
$
USD
I will review your I 130 paperwork for errors and inconsistencies
Licensed US Attorney Immigration, USCIS Petitions Corporate Law
Hello, I am Bruce Ross Fertel (Bar No. #176543), a licensed U.S. attorney specializing in immigration law and legal documentation. A single error on a USCIS application can lead to months of delays, c...
About this Gig
The #1 reason for USCIS processing delays and RFEs (Requests for Evidence) is inconsistencies. If your address history on page 3 doesn't match your employment history on page 5, or if name spellings fluctuate, USCIS will halt your case.
I am a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar No. #176543). I specialize in finding the hidden, fatal errors in I-130 paperwork that DIY filers miss.
My Legal Review Focuses On:
- Timeline Logic: Ensuring your 5-year address and employment histories have no unexplained gaps.
- Biographical Consistency: Verifying absolute uniformity in names, aliases, and A-Numbers.
- Eligibility Red Flags: Spotting answers that could inadvertently trigger inadmissibility or fraud concerns.
- RFE Prevention: Addressing common mistakes before they become expensive legal problems.
A single mistake can cost you months of separation from your loved one. Get a professional attorney's eyes on your paperwork.
Protect your case from fatal errors. Choose a package and order today!
Legal consulting Gigs are not screened
Please note that there is no screening process for this service. We recommend that you message the freelancer and check all necessary details before placing your order. Pro freelancers in this category have gone through a vetting process. You can find more details here.
FAQ
What is an RFE?
An RFE is a Request for Evidence. It means USCIS stopped processing your case because they found an error or need more proof. My review is designed to help you avoid this.
Will you correct the errors for me?
I will provide a detailed, itemized written report pointing out every error, inconsistency, and blank space so you can correct your original file accurately.
Why are inconsistencies so dangerous?
USCIS uses data inconsistencies to flag applications for fraud. A simple mistake in a timeline can lead an officer to suspect you are hiding information.
