Nanthaveth & Associates

Anonymous

I hired a lawyer to help me get a green card for my marriage. I was unable to have a good person, always very knowledgeable, reliable, and able to find a person who could respond to any questions or problems that occur in the process, and who could respond very sensitively. She made my trip so easy that I remembered her and her team very much.

Anonymous

This woman doesn't know the legal system. I gathered the information she wanted, and nearly two years passed. I was told I couldn't get an E2 visa, spending my time on entering my company, legalizing, hiring a certified public accountant, or doing other legal profession. After two years of deliberation, she told me that it had been only four business days before the 1994 permit was expired. For those who have little experience of immigration law, I always disliked it, but now I feel like my only choice and I have to continue working.

I think it's hard to hire a lawyer to just start up in a new country. I wasted two years and years of life  5,000 dollars of the money that I labored for in this matter. She felt the handling of my case was terrible and returned $2,000. However, she did not cover all of the expenses required to obtain the information she requested. She always seemed confused and distracted by other incidents, vacations, and family emergencies.
Moreover, it was always difficult to get in touch by phone. She has two offices, one in Louisiana and the other in Texas. There are not enough employees to help her. Imagine a mess.
Think carefully before hiring this person. And don't be deceived by her interest rates, and in the end your costs will increase.