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“Immigration Consultant” nonlawyer files frivolous case, has her clients deported
Via SignonSandiego.com
12/18/2006
Yet another story of an “Immigration Consultant” nonlawyer who took enormous sums of money from her clients and ultimately had them deported from the US due to her incompetence. I always caution my clients to avoid ‘notario’ nonlawyers who guarantee results; they are not licensed to practice Immigration law, and generally have no idea what they are doing.
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