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What to Bring to Your Immigration Consultation with Powers Immigration Law

At Powers Immigration Law, experienced immigration attorney Ms. Powers treats every immigration consultation as a collaborative exchange of information. To give you the most accurate legal advice and determine the best immigration solution for your situation, it’s essential that you bring all relevant immigration documents and personal information to your appointment.

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Whether you are applying for a family-based visa, green card, work permit, starting the PERM process, or hoping to naturalize, having the proper documents on hand will help Ms. Powers assess your case effectively and efficiently.

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Documents to Bring to Your Immigration Consultation

 

To make the most of your consultation with our immigration law office, please bring copies of the following (if available):

  • Passport (including any expired passports)

  • U.S. visa (stamped in passport or separate documentation)

  • I-94 Arrival/Departure Record (printed copy from CBP website)

  • Green Card (Permanent Resident Card) – if applicable

  • Work Permits (Employment Authorization Document / EAD)

  • Any prior immigration applications or decisions (I-130, I-485, I-589, I-765, etc.)

  • Notices from USCIS or immigration court (including receipts, biometrics appointments, and interview notices)

  • Notice to Appear (NTA) – if you have ever been in removal proceedings

  • Marriage certificate, birth certificates, or other family relationship documents

  • Criminal records or court documents, if applicable

  • Any correspondence with immigration agencies or attorneys

  • Your immigration timeline – when and how you entered the U.S., and any status changes

 

If you're unsure whether a document is important, it’s better to bring it just in case. The more information Ms. Powers has, the better she can understand your immigration history and recommend a course of action tailored to your goals.

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Ready to Schedule Your Immigration Consultation?

Contact Powers Immigration Law today to schedule your confidential appointment with an experienced immigration attorney.

Powers Immigration Law

(704) 556-1156

6135 Park South Drive, Suite 593, Charlotte, NC 28210, USA

(828) 394-1196

520 8th St. N.E., Hickory NC 28601, USA

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