USCIS legal coaching with Charles S. Lee

Get a clear strategy for your USCIS case

This is dedicated attorney time—not a general intake call. Bring your application, notice, interview concerns, or second-opinion questions and leave with a clearer view of the risks, options, and next step.

Built for USCIS mattersNationwide by phone · Google Meet by requestImmigration court matters require a case-fit call before booking

Direct with Charles: 48-minute phone call
Professional fee: $250
If retained: Credited for the same USCIS matter

Good reasons to book

Case review or second opinion: pressure-test eligibility, timing, and a proposed strategy.
Application review: identify inconsistencies, evidence gaps, and questions before filing.
USCIS interview preparation: understand likely issues and practice clear, accurate answers.
RFE, NOID, or denial strategy: review the notice, deadline, record, and possible next steps.

The online scheduler reserves a phone appointment. A short intake and online payment reserve the time; documents are optional, and Charles calls the number you provide. Google Meet is available by request when screen sharing or international access would be useful.

Book a USCIS consultation

Prefer an in-person consultation, have an immigration court matter, or face a known urgent deadline? Call the firm at (213) 282-3848 before booking. In-person meetings are considered by advance request and take place only after the firm confirms the format and office availability.

Choose your consultation time

Book directly online

The 48-minute consultation is preselected. Choose an available time, complete the short intake, and reserve with payment.

If the scheduler does not load, open the verified Acuity booking page .

A focused first decision

Clarity before commitment

Start with the record

Prior USCIS filings, notices, travel, status history, and a simple timeline.

Pressure-test the options

Eligibility, timing, evidence gaps, consequences, and realistic tradeoffs.

Define the next step

What requires attention now, what can wait, and what preparation may help.

The consultation fee is credited only if the firm accepts and is retained for the same matter. A consultation does not guarantee representation or a particular result. Please do not email confidential documents unless the firm confirms it can receive them.