Address: 1828 Swift St Suite 100, Kansas City, MO 64116, USA
Phone: +18167592776
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–5PM
Tuesday: 8AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8AM–5PM
Thursday: 8AM–5PM
Friday: 8AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Everyday Life
I was advised to see this attorney by the office of immigration in Kansas city. I made an appointment but due to issues with my job, I'm a landscaper, I had to reschedule twice. They send you a text message 24 hours before your appointment and it tells you that if you need to reschedule or cancel please do so at that time. I followed their directions both times so I didn't really see an issue with it. After all, they are the one offering to do it. Fast forward to today. I had an appointment tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. I got the text message this morning confirming the appointment and I didn't need to reschedule or cancel so I dismissed it. It does not advise other action to actually confirm you will be there, only if you needed to reschedule or cancel. Being a landscaper, I did not have my phone with me. It's very rigorous work and I don't walk around with my phone in my arse all day long like most people. I left work about 20 minutes ago and turned on my phone. I was greeted with a text message from what I can assume was his personal cell phone. He had a very unprofessional condescending attitude. He first accused me of rescheduling three times. I only rescheduled twice and if your law firm's policies upset you, change them moron. Then he was demanding to know if I would be there because he had a waiting list that he would give that spot away to somebody else. Followed by a second text message demanding that I respond to him right now. Naturally I gave him a few choice words and advised him never to come at me with that attitude again. I have resources he can only dream of. I also advised him to practice a little more professionalism in the future and that he could happily give away my spot as I would happily find someone more professional. I will be reporting his unprofessional conduct to the Missouri bar as I do have all of the messages and communications. More than likely nothing would come out of it but it would start a paper trail if he continues to treat perspective or current clients in this manner. Get your act together.
Abayneh Tefera
I have done several immigration cases at Jeffrey’s Law firm and our experience with him had always been amazing. One of our case was of time sensitive and he took care of it with ease. We are satisfied with his service as all of our cases with him were successfully completed. I’d recommend him for any immigration related cases.
beniam asrat
He is so helpful regarding on my questions and he gave me some crucial legal advice also he show me away how to handle my case thanks for all what you did,but on I-130a form clearly says spouse not sign if they live overseas but you told me it should be sign and sent to over here still confusing to me.
Alicia Sustaita Ibarra
Unable to help me but was very friendly and listened to what i had to say and tried every way to help us. I would recommend
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Octavio: Thank you for question. If you are a US citizen and have physically me the foreign fiance within the past two years, along with requirements, then you may be eligible to bring your fiance here to get married. Additional applications after marriage are required in order for that person to obtain lawful permanent residency. Each immigration case is unique and I do not have enough other information from you in order to do an accurate and full answer to your question. Please contact my office at 816-759-2777 or 816-293-2900 to schedule an in person, video or phone appointment for a full case evaluation. At the end of that meeting you will know all of your options, the process, and you will be given a written price sheet of the entire cost of your case including an offered payment plans. Disclaimer: This information has not created any attorney client relationship and any information provided here is basic information but is not specific to your actual circumstances.
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Immigration Bond payments must be made in the form of a US cashiers check or a money order totaling the amount of the immigration bond. Please make them payable to: US department of homeland security and in the memo line you can put the persons name along with the persons alien number. The person posting a bond go to a local ICE office during Bond posting hours with their valid photo ID proving that he or she is a US citizen or a lawful permanent resident. If you have anymore questions please call or text me directly at 816-759-2776. Thank you. Jeffrey Y Bennett Law.
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