Choosing the right attorney to begin your journey can be overwhelming.
So, what makes us different?
Your case will be prepared by a former USCIS Immigration Service Officer.
Your case will be strategically prepared by an attorney with experience in approving, denying, and processing over 2,000 immigration cases.
Younghu Kim, Esq (YK)
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Trial Attorney
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Former Immigration Services Officer
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Bar Admission: State of Maryland
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American Immigration Lawyers Association Member
In addition to his government service, Mr. Kim contributed his skills to law firms specializing in immigration, where he honed his proficiency in preparing both non-immigrant and immigrant visas. His valuable experience extends to defending immigrants in deportation proceedings, highlighting his comprehensive understanding of immigration law.
Motivated by a commitment to transparency and client satisfaction, Mr. Kim has set a goal to ensure that his clients receive fair and straightforward services, devoid of hidden or unnecessary charges. Leveraging his wealth of experience and dedication, he aspires to deliver high-quality, personalized services to clients, aiming to become a trusted partner in their immigration journey.
We’ve already helped clients like you, and they are satisfied.
What would you do if this was your family's case? That’s the mindset we bring to every case.
Google Reviews
"After a previous denial, I finally got my approval on the spot with no further documents required at the interview. He is a great attorney, he is good at his job. Hire him and be happy!" - Danilola Sule (Indiana)
"Kim helped me out by answering so many questions about all the visa types. He was honest enough to let me know I may be too early for his services. He was very polite, had clarity, and kept thinking of solutions. Intent + ability 100%" - Harsh Karania (Illinois)
"Kim is an exceptional expert on immigration issues. He knows the total ins & outs of immigration laws, regulations, and procedures. He is extremely thorough in the process. I got my citizenship within 5 weeks of application. I will not go to anyone else except him for any immigration legal support. Thank you Kim for your sheer dedication and die-hard devotion to the immigration legal practices." - Gyanendra Thapa (Virginia)
"I worked with Dream Immigration Law on my NIW petition, and they made a process that seemed daunting to me, very seamless! They are very knowledgeable and meticulous and they move quickly! I am glad I found this firm!" - Jean Rugamba (Alabama)
"I had an excellent experience with Dream Immigration. Attorney Kim guided me through every step of the immigration process with professionalism and care. He was knowledgeable, responsive, and truly dedicated to my case. Thanks to their expertise, my application was approved smoothly and quickly. I highly recommend Dream immigration law firm to anyone seeking reliable immigration services. Thank you once again!" - Ray Mills (Washington DC)
"One of the best attorneys in the USA, the attorney got my asylum approved in 4 months. I recommend this attorney for you. Thank you." Mohammad F (California)
Approval Highlights
Fiancé Visa Approved
A Venezuelan client, who had been in Trinidad and Tobago, was required to provide a police report for her visa interview. However, due to the conditions in Venezuela, she was unable to obtain her criminal record in a timely manner. We submitted an argument explaining the situation and requested an exemption. The client successfully obtained her visa and entered the U.S. The petition process took 2 months, and the visa process, including the interview, took 4 months.
Family Petition Approved
A Cambodian client with a felony charge wanted to invite his spouse to the U.S. We argued that the charge was unrelated to proving the marital relationship and did not negatively impact the foreign spouse’s ability to establish their life together. Additionally, we demonstrated that she was fully aware of the charge. To further strengthen the case, we promptly submitted additional evidence, including proof of their child’s birth. The client successfully secured approval. The entire process took 18 months.
Marriage Green Card Approved
A Jamaican client had overstayed their visa for more than 10 years and worked without a permit for over 5 years. The married couple was not living together during the green card process. From the beginning, we addressed the overstay and unauthorized work issues. When the client was issued a Request for Evidence, we promptly responded with supporting affidavits that demonstrated the genuineness of their marital relationship and explained the compelling circumstances that required them to work and live separately. The client successfully obtained a green card without an interview. The entire process took 11 months.
Asylum Approved
A client who escaped her country due to government violence sought protection in the U.S. through asylum. We argued that she qualified as an asylee due to being a family member of a former government official and having suffered past persecution, as well as facing the risk of future persecution if returned to her country. However, due to the nature of her escape, she lacked direct evidence to prove previous events. We researched country conditions reported by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), gathered affidavits, and prepared over 200 potential questions to present a credible fear testimony. The client successfully passed the interview and obtained asylum status. The entire process took 6 months.
US Citizenship Approved
A client with a felony charge and multiple other criminal charges was initially denied naturalization while working with another firm. The client then switched to us for consultation and to reapply for citizenship. We addressed each of the criminal charges, arguing that they did not constitute a statutory or permanent bar to citizenship. We also gathered multiple affidavits and public records to demonstrate the client’s good moral character. After the interview, the case was escalated to a supervising immigration services officer to review the criminal charges and determine if they were grounds for denial. With a legal analysis explaining why the charges did not warrant denial, the client successfully obtained U.S. citizenship. The entire process took 4 months.
Deportation Case Dismissed
A client who escaped their home country and entered the U.S. without inspection was placed into removal proceedings (deportation). The client missed a court hearing and received a removal order years ago. With no other form of relief available to overturn the removal order, we contacted the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) prosecutor and successfully convinced them that the client had strong ties to the U.S. and demonstrated good moral character. We argued that the client should not be a priority for DHS. After negotiations, we reached an agreement to file a joint motion to reopen and terminate the removal proceedings, effectively removing the removal order.
We provide fair and affordable fees.
Our fees are transparent and apply equally to all clients. Payment plan is available with a 3% processing fee.
Fiancé Visa: $2500
For a fiancé of a U.S. citizen who is outside the United States.
Spouse Visa: $3,500
For a spouse of a U.S. citizen or green card holder who is outside the United States.
Marriage Green Card: $3,000
For a spouse of a U.S. citizen or green card holder who is in the United States.
Condition Removal (Joint Filing): $1,500
For a spouse with a 2-year green card applying for a 10-year green card, if the marriage is ongoing.
Condition Removal (Waiver): $3,000
For a spouse with a 2-year green card applying for a 10-year green card following divorce, annulment, death of a spouse, or abuse by a spouse.
Victim of Domestic Violence Green Card (VAWA) $5,000
For spouses, children, and parents of U.S. citizens or green card holders who have suffered domestic violence.
Asylum + Work Permit: $5,000
For a person who fears returning to their home country due to the threat of persecution.
Victim of Crime (U-Visa): Contact us for service fees
For a person who has been a victim of a crime and has assisted law enforcement officials in the U.S.
Special Immigrant Juveniles Status (SIJS): Contact us for service fees
For undocumented children who have been abused, abandoned, or neglected by one or both parents.
US Citizenship (Without Criminal Record): $1,500
For green card holders who have had their green card for 5 years, or 3 years if the green card was obtained through marriage.
US Citizenship (With Criminal Record): $3,000
For green card holders who have had their green card for 5 years, or 3 years if the green card was obtained through marriage.
Government filing fees are not included.
We make it easy.
Focus on your dreams, not the immigration headache.
1. Consultation
Consult with an attorney to discuss your eligibility.
2. Contract
Complete the contract agreement.
3. Questionnaire & Documents
Complete the questionnaire and provide your documents to us. We handle the rest.
Immigration is a life-changing decision.
We often spend $50 on things like a meal, groceries, or gas without a second thought. But that same amount could be used to gain the guidance that helps you make meaningful progress toward your goals.
Offices
Virginia
Dream Immigration Law LLC
9990 Fairfax Blvd, Suite 560
Fairfax, VA 22030
Dream Immigration Law is a law firm dedicated to providing top-notch immigration services. Our goal is to join you as a partner in your immigration journey and work together to achieve your dream.
Hours
Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Contacts
Phone: (202) 568-6223
New York
TBD.
Saturday
9:00 am - 2:00 pm
(Intakes Only)