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Law Office of Geri N. Kahn
Immigration attorney in 465 California St #609, SanReviews: 3 | Overal Rating: Excellect
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I started working with Geri from 2013 to 2018 when my case was finalized. Geri was with me on every step of my case, sharing information and answering all my questions. When my file was moved to a new State due to my relocation, Geri agreed to fly in and be with me during my interview process which was a nerve wrecking experience for me. She helped calm me down, was supportive and understanding to the mix of emotions I was going through.
Even after the outcome of my case, and technically the end of my contract with Geri, she continued to support me and answer all my questions for moving forward.
With Geri, I had a true advocate and I would recommend her to anyone looking to have a supporting partner for a lawyer.
We would highly recommend the services of Geri to anyone who has a legal residency problem.
When I initially applied I had no source of income and I felt that I would win. I had lost my work due to an injury at work. At that time, I had no idea how hard it would be to win my case. Had I known how hard it would be to win I would have given up before starting the process. Mentally, at the time I was not together and every denial letter made me worse. There was no way that I could help myself and I felt like a fish out of water. I felt that dealing with SSA was a brick wall. I did everything that they asked me to do and it was never enough.
When I contacted Geri I had already been denied twice. I was not mentally equipped to attend a hearing on my own. I had no choice but to hire an attorney. I would recommend that someone hire an attorney after the first denial. My thinking is that if you are denied once there is no question that they will deny you the rest of the way, unless you hire an attorney.
I felt completely prepared for the hearing. The judge told me that I had won at the hearing and I did not believe it. I was so used to getting rejected that it took awhile for it to set in the I had won. I as so used to people saying ‘no’ or saying one thing and another thing happens. I had reached a point where I felt that no one cared and that I’d never receive an honest answer.