Petitioners and Visa Applicants who have Past or Present Criminal, Legal, Financial or Marital Problems or "Good Moral Character" Problems: Criminal Histories, Lawsuit or Legal Problems, Past Domestic Violence or Sexual Harassment Issues, Medical Problems, Past or Present Bankruptcies or Substantial Debt or Liability which Impacts Proof of Sufficient Income Level, or Extensive Marital and Divorce Histories, or problems with Moral Character such as Known Reputation for Prostitution or for Use or Possession of Drugs or Narcotics, or Legal Issues concerning Father's Permission to Allow Lady Applicant's Minor Children to Use Visas to Exit the Country;

People with Income Issues: Low or Uneven Income, typically Retired Persons, or Self-Employed Workers with extensive deductions which reduce qualifying income;

People with Inconsistent or No Employment which Impacts Proof of Sufficient Qualifying Income

People with Tax Issues and Problems which Impacts Proof of Sufficient Qualifying Income

People with Past or Present Immigration Issues: Previous Visa and Immigration Histories or Current Difficulties, including lady visa applicants with extensive past travel in the U.S., or with relatives in the U.S. without immigration status;

People who Prefer to Avoid Mistakes, Problems, Delays, Worries, and simply don't have abundant extra time, natural expertise or learning passion for the immigration process, and would prefer attorney assistance and can afford the fees.