Frequently asked questions

Call (323) 318-2601 or prepare a consultation request on our contact page. Initial consultations are paid and conducted by Mr. Huang. The office will confirm the fee and available times before scheduling.

Fees depend on the type and scope of the matter. Most petitions and applications use a flat fee; litigation and matters with an uncertain scope may be billed hourly. The written engagement agreement sets out the fees and any separate government costs.

Mr. Huang conducts consultations and prepares or reviews the firm’s legal filings. Experienced staff assist with document collection and scheduling. Your engagement agreement identifies the work the firm will undertake.

The firm represents clients throughout the United States and abroad in U.S. immigration matters. Consultations are available by video. For court matters, admission requirements and any need for local counsel are evaluated for the particular case.

Have your passport, immigration notices, prior applications and decisions available, along with a brief timeline of your case. The office can tell you which documents are most useful. Please wait for secure delivery instructions before sending sensitive records.

A denial may have options for review, depending on the case. Contact the office promptly with the complete decision available. Deadlines vary and may be short; a consultation request does not extend a filing deadline.

Mr. Huang is fluent in English and Mandarin and conversant in Cantonese, Taiwanese and Spanish, with basic French. Tell the office your preferred language when requesting a consultation so appropriate arrangements can be confirmed.

Daniel T. Huang is certified in Immigration and Nationality Law by the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization. The certification recognizes additional requirements in experience, examination, education and professional evaluation.