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Virtual representation allows many immigration matters to be managed through scheduled calls, video meetings, secure document exchange, and electronic filing where available.
The first conversation
An initial consultation helps identify the matter, the people involved, possible deadlines, and whether additional evaluation is needed.
Preparation and communication
If representation is accepted, the firm explains the agreed scope, needed information, fee terms, and the method for exchanging documents securely.
When an in-person event is necessary
Some immigration matters still require biometrics appointments, interviews, hearings, or other in-person steps. Remote representation does not eliminate those requirements.
This article is for general educational information only and is not legal advice. Rules and government policies may change.
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