Family Immigration
Marriage, fiancé(e), parent, child, adjustment, and consular matters.
Los Angeles Immigration Attorney · Nationwide
Your career. Your family. Your next move. Get clear immigration advice directly from Charles S. Lee.
48-minute phone consultation · $250 · credited toward attorney fees if retained for the same matter

A Focused Strategy Session
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) application review, interview preparation, or a second opinion. Candid legal advice, without committing to full representation.
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“He was very patient and knowledgeable, he walked me through a couple of steps to help me see what was going on with my case, he was able to give me a little piece of mind for the small amount of time we spoke.”Read the Original Review
Immigration Services
Focused advice or full representation. Start with the issue in front of you.
Marriage, fiancé(e), parent, child, adjustment, and consular matters.
Visas and permanent residence for companies, founders, and talent.
Naturalization, citizenship claims, interviews, and prior denials.
Inadmissibility, unlawful presence, misrepresentation, and reopening.
Affirmative VAWA, U visa, DACA, and related protection requests before USCIS.
Why Charles S. Lee
Clear tradeoffs. Thoughtful counsel. An informed decision, not a pressured one.
As the son of Korean immigrants, Charles knows this is more than paperwork. Women, professionals, founders, and families from every background are welcome in a private, respectful setting.
California-licensed · Southern California Rising Stars, 2017–2025
David Lee, Former USCIS Adjudications Officer, provides an additional review perspective when appropriate. He can help identify gaps or inconsistencies and anticipate interview questions.
David Lee is not currently affiliated with USCIS. His prior agency experience does not provide special access or guarantee an outcome.
“Migration is an expression of the human aspiration for dignity, safety, and a better future. It is part of the social fabric, part of our very make-up as a human family.”
Ban Ki-moon, former UN Secretary-General
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Charles speaks Korean and English. If you would be more comfortable discussing your immigration history, family circumstances, and legal options in Korean, note that preference when you book.
Yes. Because U.S. immigration law is federal, Charles advises individuals, families, and employers in Los Angeles and throughout the United States. The online scheduler reserves a phone consultation; Google Meet is available by request when screen sharing or international access would be useful.
Yes. USCIS legal coaching can cover eligibility questions, filing history, application review, interview preparation, evidence gaps, requests for evidence, notices of intent to deny, prior denials, and practical next steps. It is not designed for immigration court representation.
The 48-minute session is a direct call with immigration attorney Charles S. Lee focused on your immigration history, risks, options, and next steps. The fee is $250. Choose a time, answer a short intake, and pay online to reserve the appointment; uploading documents is optional. If the firm accepts and is retained for the same matter, the consultation fee is credited toward that matter’s attorney fees.
The online scheduler reserves a phone consultation. If you prefer to meet in person, call the firm before booking. In-person consultations are considered by advance request and take place only after the firm confirms the format and office availability.
Take the Next Step
One focused conversation about the decision in front of you. Speak directly with Charles for 48 minutes. $250, by phone, nationwide.
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