Reviews of Immigration Solutions Law Group, PLLC: How to Read Profile Materials
The profile of Immigration Solutions Law Group, PLLC contains accessible materials on client experiences and site evaluations. Read them along with dates, source type, and sampling boundaries. The number of observations does not mean the number of unique customers; the overall score and reviews from site visitors are shown separately.
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Platform ratings
The main rating is the average of available site cards, taking into account the number of ratings. Sources considered are marked below. Duplicate pages and known mirrors are counted once. The total number of ratings on sites is not equal to the number of unique clients. If complete cards are not available, a historical sample of individual scores is used.
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Few reviews: the company has a total of less than 20 ratings. The sample size is not large enough to make a confident generalization, but does not in itself indicate the quality of the company.
Facts and data boundaries
Company overview
- Direction
- US Immigration Services
- Service languages
- English, Spanish
- Data Status
- Historical reviews; description verified October 9, 2026.
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- By source dates
Declared service areas
- Business Immigration (EB-1A/EB-1B/EB-1C, EB-2 NIW, PERM, H-1B, L-1, O-1, P, E, J and J-waivers)
- Corporate immigration consulting
- I-130 Family Petitions and Adjustment of Status
- Humanitarian protection: asylum, U visas, T visas, VAWA
- Wavers I-601 / I-601A
- Naturalization and citizenship
- Defense against deportation in immigration court
- Bond hearings
- Responses to RFE and NOID
- Petitions and Appeals (BIA)
A company's self-description does not constitute independent verification of qualifications or results. Check on the official website.
Specialization and suitable clients
According to its website description, the firm bills itself as a “full spectrum” practice: business immigration, family and humanitarian defense, as well as deportation defense and appeals – areas that the firm says are typically handled by different teams. The firm says it represents businesses, professionals and families.
The website states that the firm is founded on the idea of providing the same quality work regardless of the type of business, and that its founders themselves come from immigrant families. These are official company statements and not independently verified facts.
Who is potentially suitable for: employers and specialists on work visas and EB categories; family reunification; persons seeking asylum or humanitarian protection; those who have a case in immigration court or at the appeal stage. Specific applicability to your situation should be discussed during your consultation.
- Business and Employment Immigration (EB-1, EB-2 NIW, PERM, work visas)
- Family and Humanitarian Cases (I-130, Asylum, U/T Visas, VAWA, Waivers)
- Trial and appeals (deportation defense, bond hearings, BIA)
Does the firm work only with business clients?
No. According to the official website, in addition to business immigration, the company claims to practice in family, humanitarian matters and protection from deportation.
Section sources (1)
Confirmed services and locations
The official website lists specific areas: EB-1A/EB-1B/EB-1C, EB-2 NIW, PERM, H-1B, L-1, O-1, P, E, J visas (including J-waivers); I-130 family petitions and adjustment of status; VAWA self-petitions; U visas and T visas; wavers I-601/I-601A; naturalization and citizenship; deportation defense, bond hearings, asylum, responses to RFEs and NOIDs, petitions and appeals to the BIA.
Geography: The site lists offices in Miami, Florida, and Seattle, Washington, and claims to serve clients in all 50 states, citing the federal nature of immigration law. The contact page lists the Seattle office address and phone numbers for both offices, as well as hours of operation in Eastern and Pacific time.
The firm also claims to be able to use translators for other languages upon request when booking.
- Offices: Miami (Florida) and Seattle (Washington) - according to the site
- Claimed Coverage: All 50 States
- Translators for languages other than English and Spanish - upon request
In which states does the firm accept clients?
The site claims service in all 50 states, citing the federal nature of immigration law.
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Russian language
The package provided does not contain evidence that the company provides receptions or consultations in Russian. The official website directly indicates the working languages - English and Spanish, and for other languages it offers the organization of translators upon request when making an appointment.
Thus, Russian-speaking clients will likely require a translator; This should be clarified when scheduling a consultation. The absence of the Russian language in the list is not a shortcoming of the company - it is a limitation of the available materials.
- Confirmed site languages: English and Spanish
- Russian language is not confirmed in the sources
- Translators for other languages - according to the site, upon request
Is it possible to get advice in Russian?
This is not confirmed in the sources. The site lists English and Spanish and offers translators for other languages upon request—check when booking.
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Working with the company
According to the description on the website, the process consists of three steps: a short free screening call with an intake command; free consultation with a lawyer suitable for the type of case, with an assessment of options and, if you decide to continue, an indication of the scope of work and price; then a lawyer and a paralegal named by name are assigned to the client.
The site claims that the first consultation is free for new clients, and work is carried out at a flat fee, agreed in advance, and not by the hour; individual stages (for example, bond hearing or appeal) are assessed separately and in advance. Installment options are also announced.
These are the official statements of the company. What should be clarified during the consultation: the written scope of work and what exactly is included in the fixed rate; how individual stages are formalized; installment terms; who exactly will handle the case and how communication is maintained.
- Stated: free screening call and free first consultation for new clients
- Stated: fixed rate, agreed in advance, not hourly
- Stated: individual stages are assessed separately and in advance
- Stated: installment options
Is there a fee for the first consultation?
The site states that for new clients, both the screening call and the first consultation with an attorney are free, and the cost is disclosed prior to scheduling.
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Fees and contract
The official website states a flat fee model, agreed before the start of work, with a separate assessment of individual stages of the case and the possibility of installments. Specific amounts, price ranges and contract terms are not provided in the sources provided.
The site also contains standard disclaimers: submission of the form does not create an attorney-client relationship, which exists only with the firm's written consent to represent the client; information sent before signing the agreement is not considered confidential. These are the official statements of the company.
- Fixed rate stated instead of hourly
- Specific prices are not indicated in the sources
- “Lawyer-client” relationship - only by written agreement (as stated by the site)
Does submitting a form on a website create a relationship with an attorney?
According to the site, no: such relationships arise only with the written consent of the company to represent the client.
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Platform reviews and limitations
The sources reviewed show only two negative posts on Trustpilot (including the mirror uk.trustpilot.com), both rated 1 out of 5. This is a historical snapshot, not a current rating; data collection was incomplete, and the identity and deduplication of reviews was inherited from the dashboard rather than independently verified. Both publications contain almost identical text and are signed by the same author's name, which does not allow them to be considered two independent pieces of evidence.
Both publications relate to alleged connections with former clients of another specialist, claim a non-existent office in Seattle and a recent domain registration, and urge not to transfer money and to report to the FTC. These are the author's statements and not established facts; The company does not answer them in the sources studied.
The selected sample, with exceptions, does not constitute a comprehensive independent ranking. Additionally, it is noted that some of the reviews that named another business were filtered based on identity - both positive and negative.
- Platform: Trustpilot (and mirror uk.trustpilot.com)
- Sample ratings: 1/5 (two publications)
- Status: historical snapshot, not current rating
- The sample is not exhaustive; Some reviews are filtered by business identity
Can these two publications be considered independent reviews?
No. The text is almost identical and signed by the same name, so it is more likely to be one position rather than two independent pieces of evidence.
Section sources (2)
Strengths mentioned in reviews
In the provided sample of reviews there are no positive publications on which to rely. Therefore, the section on strengths based on reviews cannot be filled out in fact: there are no confirmed advantages from reviews in the studied sources.
Statements of benefits (full practice, flat rates, free initial consultation, service in all 50 states) come solely from the company itself and are provided here as official statements and not as verified customer ratings.
- There are no positive reviews in the sample
- Advantages in sources - only official statements of the company
Are there any confirmed positive reviews in the available materials?
No. The sample provided does not contain any positive reviews.
Section sources (1)
Specific complaints with date/URL and company responses
Complaint 1 (Trustpilot, https://www.trustpilot.com/review/islawgroup.com, no date of publication in the source, photo from 2026-10-06): the author claims that the company in Seattle is “fake”, that there is no office there, that the domain was registered recently, and calls not to transfer money and to report to the FTC. This is the author's statement, not an established fact.
Complaint 2 (Trustpilot UK, https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/islawgroup.com, updated 2026-07-17): almost identical text with the same allegations. The company's response to these publications is not included in the materials provided.
Both complaints involve alleged relationships with former clients of another professional and the alleged lack of an office in Seattle. The company does not comment on these statements in the sources studied. We make no conclusion about the accuracy of these statements and do not characterize the company as fraudulent.
- Complaint 1: Trustpilot, https://www.trustpilot.com/review/islawgroup.com, no date, snapshot 2026-10-06
- Complaint 2: Trustpilot UK, https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/islawgroup.com, updated 2026-07-17
- The company's response is not included in the materials provided.
Has the company responded to these complaints?
There is no response from the company in the materials provided.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What services does the company claim on its official website?
Business immigration (EB-1, EB-2 NIW, PERM, work visas), family and humanitarian cases (I-130, asylum, U/T visas, VAWA, waivers), naturalization, and deportation defense and appeals.
Where are the company's offices located?
According to the site - Miami (Florida) and Seattle (Washington); the head office is listed in Miami.
What languages does the company operate in?
The site specifies English and Spanish; for other languages offers translators upon request.
What is the payment model?
The site states a fixed rate agreed in advance, separate estimates for individual stages and installment plans; specific amounts are not provided.
Is the first consultation free?
The site states that both the screening call and the first consultation with an attorney are free for new clients.
Are lawyers licensed?
In the materials provided - no; information about admission is provided from the website and requires independent verification in the state register.
What do the reviews show in the available materials?
Only two negative posts on Trustpilot (1/5) with almost identical text; This is a historical snapshot, not a current ranking, and not an exhaustive sample.
Are there any positive reviews in the materials available?
No; There are no positive reviews in the provided sample.
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What clients say
The summaries below describe available accounts with attribution. A reviewer's statements are not established facts about the company.
Positive experience
The verified case study has not yet been published. The absence of a block does not mean the absence of positive reviews.
What are they complaining about?
Claims of non-existent office and recent domain registration
The author of the post on Trustpilot claims that there is no office in Seattle and that the domain was recently registered; This is the author’s statement, not an established fact, the company’s response is not in the materials.
Examples in the available selection: 1View evidence
The author claims that the company in Seattle is fake, there is no office, the domain is new, and calls not to pay.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: unknownAppeal not to transfer money and report to the FTC
A second publication (Trustpilot UK) repeats the same claims and call; the text is almost identical to the first one, there is no response from the company.
Examples in the available selection: 1View evidence
Repeats the same claims about a fake office in Seattle, a new domain and a call not to pay.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2026-07-17
