MANUEL SOLIS ABOGADOS FREE

program, or not, many consumers believe it is a new immigration benefit.

The immigration bar has been queried by potential clients, as to whether they do the R.O.I. Many immigrants are being placed at risk because they believe that they are being protected from removal with the R.O.I.

The client's immigration status is not evaluated to find a solution to the immigrant's current immigration problem. 'Clients are signed up for ROI even if they have a prior deportation, or other type of removal. offers hope that they will be detained by CBP so they may obtain their legal permanent residency through Cancellation of Removal in immigration court.

MANUEL SOLIS ABOGADOS FREE

The letter offers free passage at the immigration checkpoint to accompany a sick child to see a medical specialist, R.O.I. 'This letter also has a purpose that is counter to the R.O.I. retyping a physician's letter to Border Patrol to allow free passage at the checkpoint for medical care onto law firm letterhead and rewording it so it is from the law office - $250,' the complaint states. 'Some of the other services are also not real services, e.g. They say Solis' office then encourages clients to buy other services, such as freedom of information requests (for $300), and records management assistance. Although this type of form, called an amparo letter, has a legal purpose in Latin American countries, the letters Solis issues are useless, the class claims.

contract that guarantees them legal representation if they are detained, and a document that tells border agents they have an attorney. Clients say they are charged from $360 to $600 for the R.O.I. The class accuses Solis of deceptive trade. We ended up finding a great attorney elsewhere who oversees our case personally and the price was very reasonable.BROWNSVILLE, Texas (CN) - A federal class action claims an immigration attorney cheats clients by selling a bogus 'R.O.I.' program, which 'purports' to be 'an insurance program' and a 'prepaid legal services program.' His clients say Manuel Solis, whose office is in Harlingen, has charged 'hundreds, if not thousands' of Spanish-speakers for the essentially worthless program, which they believe, falsely, will protect them from deportation. Based on our experience in the firm, we didn’t think it was a good idea to give our case to one of the firms irresponsible employees. Unfortunately, because he does work for the Solis firm we decided to not give him the case.

He was very knowledgeable and took his time to explain everything to us, the price was not bad either. We called for a consultation and found out that the immigration consultant is also an employee for the Solis firm, we recognized him through the picture they have of him on here. We were skeptical, but decided to give it a try. We continued to look for someone to help us with our case, and much to our surprise we were recommended to go to an immigration consultant. Anyway, we spoke to an assistant, it was not even an attorney and their prices are so high, so we got out of there like a flash, throughout the whole time we were telling ourselves to give the place a chance, but there was no way we could stay with them, trust in the firm was gone the moment we walked in and everyone was in the reception area chit chatting and drinking. Second, when we arrived at the office the attorney and the assistants were drinking, the person that passed us in was clearly intoxicated. First, the area is really bad, there’s hobos sleeping in the downstairs hallway. Do not recommend!!! We went here for a consultation and first impression was horrible.

Manuel solis abogados