I want to thank Mr. Michael Wildes for all his great advice and guidance in helping me and my husband obtain permanent residence in the United States. We reentered the United States May 2, 2017 with our immigrant visas. We obtained residence in the United States through the Diversity Lottery program having been selected out of millions of applicants from all over the world. Our main fear was traveling back to Ukraine to the American consulate to attend the immigrant visa interview. As long overstays on F-1 foreign student visas it was a huge risk to take as we had made a life here in the USA and we feared getting stuck in the Ukraine, but Mr. Wildes reassured us that there would be no triggering of the ten (10) year immigration bar because of the manner of our initial entry to the United States under duration of stay and therefore we were eligible for this process overseas. Mr. Wildes reassured us and gave us the explanation of the law in writing for presentation to the American Consul in Kiev and provided us with the confidence we needed to make this possible. After ten (10) years in the United States my husband and I were able to visit our parents and respective family members and return as legal permanent resident aliens. Mr. Wildes made all this possible and we are eternally grateful to him. We can't wait to become American citizens in five (5) years.
Date of Posting: May 8, 2017
Posted By: Tetiana Dobrianska
Date of Posting: May 3, 2017
Posted By: Batel Shoshan
I had the opportunity of working with many immigration attorneys throughout the years. However, I have to say that Wildes & Weinberg is the best immigration firm in NYC. The moment I walked into their office, I quickly realized that Michael Wildes is a master at his profession — someone who could truly take care of my case. While some attorneys are slow and ambiguous when it comes to the stages of a petition, Michael went above and beyond by helping me map out the entire process in a digestible, transparent way. There were never surprises along the journey. Long story short, I’m still impressed by how fast, pro-active and well informed Michael and his team are. (Specially Lin and Julie.) They did an outstanding job in handling my case. I honestly couldn’t have asked for a more effective attorney. You definitely get what you pay for. Highly recommended.
Date of Posting: April 20, 2017
Posted By: Felipe Ferreira
In my about 10 years of experience, I have worked with various immigration attorneys and firms, including big immigration law firms employed by big Wall Street Banks. However, I must say 'Wildes and Weinberg' are the most professional set of people that I have come across in this world. What separated them from other is that unlike other firms who just act to keep your immigration status quo, Wildes and Weinberg pro-actively tries to help you out acting as your fiduciary. This is a key difference as most other firms in my experience are simply triyng to preserve your current status while Wildes and Weinberg acts in your best interest and pro-actively tries to help your case. I worked with their attorney 'Lin Walker', she was extremely helpful, professional and patient with all my questions. She was able to get me approved under 'Extra Ordinary' ability quota which has very high standards or review. Lin, worked with me for months to ensure she has all information on my background and then drafted everything in consultation with me to ensure my case is represented in all fairness. To summarize these guys know what they are doing and they act in your best interest as your friend.
Date of Posting: April 5, 2017
Posted By: Gaurav Sinha
Serious company, Walter Gotschalk Lawyer that took my case, with a friendly and professional attitude, an unpainful tramit through which I finally got my Permanent Residence. We highly recommend Wildes & Weinberg. Thank you GLC
Date of Posting: March 27, 2017
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