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Nationwide immigration document support

Organized support for a process that deserves clarity.

LegalBro Services provides bilingual, client-directed immigration document and paralegal support in English and Spanish. We assist individuals, families, employers, attorneys, law firms, and community organizations across the United States.

Who we serve

Individuals and families. Attorneys and law firms. Employers and organizations.

Every request begins with a careful scope review. We identify the administrative and document-support work we can lawfully perform, explain what information the client must supply, and keep records organized for the client or the client’s chosen attorney.

How we can assist

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Bilingual English and Spanish intake

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Client-directed form preparation using information supplied by the client

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Supporting-document and evidence-packet organization

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Civil-record, identity-document, and correspondence checklists

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Filing-package assembly and deadline organization

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Request-for-evidence packet organization at the client’s or attorney’s direction

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Immigration-record and FOIA request preparation

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Contract paralegal support for attorneys and law firms

Clear service boundaries

Paralegal support—not immigration legal advice or representation.

LegalBro Services is a paralegal services company. We are not an immigration law firm or a Department of Justice-recognized organization. We do not determine eligibility, select an immigration benefit or form, advise a person what relief to request, appear before USCIS or immigration court, or guarantee an outcome. Legal advice and representation must come from a licensed attorney or authorized accredited representative selected by the client.

View official information about authorized immigration representation