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I was raped. Now can I get a visa?

I am a victim of crime. Can I get a Visa?

Question: I was raped years ago. I heard there is some type of visa. Can I get this visa?

Answer: You may be eligible for a U nonimmigrant visa. If You are the victim of qualifying criminal activity. You have to have suffered substantial physical or mental abuse as a result of having been a victim of criminal activity.You must have information about the criminal activity. If you are under the age of 16 or unable to provide information due to a disability, a parent, guardian, or next friend may possess the information about the crime on your behalf. You had to be helpful, are helpful, or are likely to be helpful to law enforcement in the investigation or prosecution of the crime. If you are under the age of 16 or unable to provide information due to a disability, a parent, guardian, or next friend may assist law enforcement on your behalf.

Question: Where must the crime have occurred?

Answer: The crime had to occur in the United States or violated U.S. Laws.

Question: Must I have been admissible to the U.S.?

Answer: Yes, You are admissible to the United States. If you are not admissible, you may apply for a waiver on a Form I-192, Application for Advance Permission to Enter as a Non-Immigrant. Many more types of Waivers are applicable to a U Visa applicant than with other types of visas.

Question: What types of crimes qualify for the U Visa?

Answer: Qualifying Criminal Activities are: Abduction, Abusive Sexual Content, Blackmail, Domestic Violence,Extortion, False Imprisonment, Female Genital Mutilation, Felonious Assault, Hostage, Incest, Involuntary Servitude, Kidnapping, Manslaughter, Murder, Obstruction of Justice, Peonage, Perjury, Prostitution, Rape, Sexual Assault, Sexual Exploitation, Slave Trade, Torture, Trafficking, Witness Tampering, Unlawful Criminal Restraint and Other Related Crimes.

Even if the particular crime the person was convicted of is not under these items, it is likely that the perpetrator of the crime committed one or more of the above items with you as the victim.

Question: What form is used?

Answer: Form I-918, Petition for U Nonimmigrant Status.

Question: Can I petition for a family member?

Answer: Certain qualifying family members are eligible for a derivative U visa. You may petition on behalf of your spouse, children, parents and unmarried siblings under age 18.

To petition for a qualified family member, you must file a Form I-918, Supplement A, Petition for Immediate Family Member of U-1 Recipient, at the same time as your application or at a later time.

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How can I get the Green Card through employment without waiting years?

How can I get the Green Card through employment without waiting years?

Question: I have a Master’s Degree in Economics and would like to know if there is anyway I can get the Green Card through employment without waiting years.

Answer: There is what is known as the EB-2 category. This is the second employment based preference. It is specifically for persons whom have advanced degrees. In fact, unless you are from China or India, the EB-2 category is current and there is no waiting time. You will save about 5 years of waiting over people with just a B.S. Degree.

Question: What if I have a B.S. Degree and many years of experience? Can I still apply for the EB-2 category?

Answer: If the normal job requires a Master’s Degree and you have at least 5 years of progressive experience in the field, then you can apply for the EB-2 category.

Question: Do I still need an employer to sponsor me?

Answer: Yes. You must still go through the PERM. However, you will go through the Advanced Degree PERM and afterwards the visa number should be current.

Question: What must I do to begin the PERM process?

Answer: The Employer Must Register—Only an employee or owner of the employer entity (not its lawyer or agent) may register to use the Permanent Online System for electronic filing of LC applications (ETA 9089). To register the employer must go to icert.doleta.gov.

Question: Must the employer have an EIN number to file for the PERM?

Answer: Yes, that is required, even if it is a household filing the PERM.

Question: What happens if the employer makes an error on the PERM?

Answer: Errors on the ET 9089 Form could be fatal and the entire application could be denied. Therefore, it is critical that every question be answered and every item be completed or the entire PERM could be denied.

Question: Are there exceptions to having the petition denied if there are errors made?

Answer: If it is considered a harmless error or clerical, it is possible that the entire PERM will not be denied. However, it will be difficult to determine what is clerical and harmless verses what is material.

Question: What if the employer simply does not fill in a question or part of a question?

Answer: Errors of omission can and are fatal to the application, so you want to make sure that nothing is left blank on the ETA-9089.

Question: Must anyone sign the ETA-9089?

Answer: The employer, beneficiary and attorney must all sign the ETA 9089 after it is certified.

Question: Must the employer attest to anything before filing the PERM?

Answer: The employer must attest, under penalty of perjury, to certain matters on the ETA 9089 including that he will pay the prevailing wage, that the position is not vacant due to a labor dispute, that he has sufficient funds to pay the wage and that he will be able to place the beneficiary on the payroll on or before the date he or she enters the U.S.

Question: Are there supporting documents filed with the PERM?

Answer: No. There are no supporting documents filed with the PERM. However, if there is an audit or it is later asked for, then they must be provided.

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I’ve been deported. Now What?

I’ve been deported. Now What?

Question: I was recently deported back to the Philippines. Now what do I do?
Answer: First, you can apply for what is known and the Permission to Reenter or the Permission to Reapply for Admission to the U.S. This is not the total solution, but it is a very important part to being able to come back to the U.S.The petition must be prepared correctly and must have a lot of supporting documents and evidence to receive a favorable review.
Question: So what should I include in the Permission to Reapply?
Answer: There are several items that you should include by way of evidence, declarations, affidavits and other supporting materials. They are family ties within the United States; residence of long duration in the United States, particularly when starting at a young age; hardship that would result if permanent residence is denied; service in the U.S. armed forces; employment history; property or business ties; value and service to the community; genuine rehabilitation; payment of taxes; and any other evidence of good character.
Question: What should I submit with the Permission to Reapply to give me a better chance of success?
Answer: The I-212 Permission to Reapply must have lots of supporting evidence. Otherwise, it will certainly be denied. The applicant must normally submit the following: The applicant’s moral character; the need for the applicant’s services in the United States; whether the applicant was ignorant of the fact that he or she was deported; the length of time the applicant had been in the United States; the reason the applicant was originally deported; hardships resulting from the deportation; recency of the deportation or removal order; evidence of reformation and rehabilitation; the applicant’s family responsibilities and ties in the United States; and the existence of an approved immigrant visa petition for the applicant.
Question: What if a friend of mine has reentered illegally after a deportation order? Can he apply in the U.S.?
Answer: It will depend upon what jurisdiction he is in, but should if 10 years have passed and ICE has not yet instituted reinstatement proceedings. If ICE declines to reinstate the order, USCIS then can adjudicate the waiver.

Question: What is the procedure I must follow in order to get the Permission to Reapply filed?
Answer: The application for consent to reapply is made on Form I-212 (Application for Permission to Reapply for Admission Into the United States After Deportation or Removal). A person seeking permanent residence through adjustment of status must file the application with the USCIS office having jurisdiction over the place where the applicant resides. If the person is applying for adjustment before the IJ, the I-212 must be referred to the IJ. A person applying for permanent residence at a U.S. consulate must file the application with the USCIS office having jurisdiction over the place where the deporta­tion or removal proceedings were held.
An exception to this requirement of filing with USCIS occurs where the applicant must file both an I-212 request for permission to reapply and an I-601 application for an INA §212(g), (h), or (i) waiver. In that case, the I-212 must be filed at the U.S. consulate having jurisdiction over the applicant’s place of residence. Persons who will apply for permanent residence through a consulate may file Form I-212 with the USCIS regional service center prior to leaving for the visa appointment.

The applicant should attach the filing fee (current fee for filing the I-212 is $545) and the following supporting documents to Form I-212: Immigrant visa approval notice; proof of USC or LPR family members in the United States; a copy of the final deportation or removal order; proof of current and prior employment; proof of filing federal and state taxes; medical records or doctor’s statement indicating health-related problems; and results of FBI fingerprint check indicating criminal record; and any other evidence as listed above.
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An Interview with a Los Angeles Immigration Attorney involved with Deportation Law

A frank and captivating interview from Los Angeles Southern California  Immigration Attorney, Brian D. Lerner
Date Released: 01/16/2010
Press Release Image Southern California Immigration Lawyer in Los Angeles An interview with Brian D. Lerner who is a Southern California Los Angeles Immigration Lawyer.

Question : howdy Mr. Lerner, I’m happy that we could have this interview. How long have you been a Southern Californ LA Immigration Attorney?

Answer : I’ve been a L. A. Southern Calfornia Immigration lawyer for many years. In fact, I was licensed in 1992. Many years I passed a rigorous exam and intensive experience requirements by the State Bar of California, Board of Legal Specialization. While I am a LA Southern California Immigration Lawyer, I could be a licensed specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law for the entire State of California. Additionally, I’ve been admitted to Circuit Courts of Appeal all over the united states and can help folks anywhere in the US.

Question : As a Los Angeles Southern California Immigration Attorney, what kinds of cases do you take?

Answer : I can handle the hardest of immigration cases arising from business visas, work authorizes, Green Cards, non-immigrant visas, deportation, citizenship, appeals and all other areas of immigration. Generally, if the case is straightforward, it doesn’t come into my office. However , I help all ranges of folk in need as a L. A. Immigration lawyer. I help the individual that must do a marriage petition, to the person in deportation, to the person who needs a Waiver of Inadmissibility to the person who needs to get the Green Card from employment.

I also help many individuals in deportation or removal proceedings. Many times these folks have led productive lives except for a mistake many years ago and now they are having to pay the cost. There is no reason to give up. There are many ways of fighting a deportation case so as not to be deported for the rest of their lives in some cases. We will be able to do criminal relief and return to Criminal Court to vacate and/or vacate the crime so that specific person isn’t an aggravated felon. In addition, there are different types of relief in Immigration Court such as adjustment of standing, cancellation of removal for lawful permanent residents, cancellation of removal for non-permanent residents, political asylum, convention against torture, withholding of removal, termination of the case, naturalization amongst others. We can also try to argue the official language of the conviction does not rise to the level claimed by immigration. All I am able to say is ‘don’t give up’. We will fight for you.

Question: What is it like to know and be able to represent people in deportation proceedings?

Answer: While I am a Los Angeles Immigration Attorney who is a  Certified Specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law, I have helped people in deportation proceedings for years. Essentially, as a deportation attorney, I am able to take a seemingly hopeless case and find the gray area of the law that I can argue why the person in deportation should have the proceedings terminated, or if he or she is an aggravated felon, to argue why the statute is not applicable to them. Additionally, my firm has significant successes in asylum, cancellation of  removal, adjustment of status and convention against torture application.

Question : As an Immigration Attorney in Southern California, did you get your education in California?

Answer : Yes, i received my B.S. Degree in Business Administration, with importance on PC information Systems, from the college of Southern California. I then graduated from the university of the Pacific, McGeorge school of Law with a Juris Doctorate degree. I’ve always practiced in California and have clients all over the State of California. However , as a Los Angeles Immigration counsel, my offices have always been in the L. A. Area.

Question : Are you admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court?

Answer : Yes, I’m admitted to the united states Supreme Court, the California Supreme Court and the U.S. Courts of Appeals for the 11th, 10th, 9th, 8th, 7th, 6th, 5th, 4th, third, 2nd and 1st Circuits. This implies that even though I am a Los Angeles Immigration Lawyer, I am able to prepare and file all Circuit Court of Appeals and U.S. Supreme court cases in the majority of the US As for all immigration matters at the Immigration Courts, USCIS, BICE, BCBP, BALCA, dept of work, and the Board of Immigration Appeals. My firm can prepare all matters in each state in the US, Puerto Rico and Guam. As a Los Angeles Southern California Immigration Attorney, I have traveled all over the united states to help folks with their immigration needs.

Question : What do you have got to say in conclusion as a Southern California Immigration Attorney in Los Angeles?

Answer: I’ll handle the hardest of deportation cases as well as any appeal, Petition for Review or Motion to Reopen case. I am frequently present in immigration court, representing people in deportation, removal, waiver asylum, withholding of removal and adjustment of status hearings. I have prepared numerous appellate briefs to the Board of Immigration Appeals and other appellate boards at the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services. He has appealed and argued cases in the Circuit Court of Appeals all over the United States.

I have prepared business visas for individuals from all around the world. Our firm has clients from practically each continent on Earth. My visa experience extends to Treaty Traders, Treaty backers, Intercompany Transferees, Speciality Occupations, coaching programs, and NAFTA visas. I have extensive experience in nearly all other sorts of visas issued. Additionally to all of those items while I have been an Immigration lawyer in L. A. , I have prepared enterprise Manager, countrywide Interest Waiver and Extraordinary Alien petitions for highly qualified foreigners.

My clients are from all over the U. S. and many states around the world. Immigration Law is Fed. Law. although I am a Los Angeles Immigration Attorney, a petition or application would be prepared the same in Texas, Florida, or any other State as it might in California. It is more critical for you to be sure that you have an expert solicitor in Immigration Law prepare your case, instead of a barrister who turns out to be local. There is too much at stake to just give your case to anyone.

As a Los Angeles Immigration attorney, I am going to fight for you and your folks. Since I am married to an immigrant himself, I am committed to helping folks from all around the world to come to the U. S. to realize their dream.

Question : Thank you very much Mr. Lerner for taking the time to give us this interview. I’m certain that people have many questions for you and would like to make contact with you and learn how to get a consultation. What can they do?

Answer : They can call my office at 562-495-0554 or Toll-Free at 866-495-0554. Additionally, they can e-mail me their questions at blernercaliforniaimmigration.us or visit out website at http://www.californiaimmigration.us. I also can give Phone Consultations and even Rush Consultations if required. Eventually, for those people who do what another option, I can give them a web video consultation where they don’t even have to have a camera on their side.

I’d simply ask that they contact me so I’ll do my utmost to help them and their families.

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A frank captivating interview from LA Southern California Immigration Attorney, Brian D. Lerner

 
 
Date Released: 01/16/2010
Press Release Image Southern California Immigration Lawyer in Los Angeles An interview with Brian D. Lerner who is a Southern California Los Angeles Immigration Lawyer.Question : howdy Mr. Lerner, I’m happy that we could have this interview. How long have you been a Southern Californ LA Immigration Attorney?

 

Answer : I’ve been a L. A. Southern Calfornia Immigration lawyer for many years. In fact, I was licensed in 1992. Many years I passed a rigorous exam and intensive experience requirements by the State Bar of California, Board of Legal Specialization. While I am a LA Southern California Immigration Lawyer, I could be a licensed specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law for the entire State of California. Additionally, I’ve been admitted to Circuit Courts of Appeal all over the united states and can help folks anywhere in the US.

Question : As a Los Angeles Southern California Immigration Attorney, what kinds of cases do you take?

Answer : I can handle the hardest of immigration cases arising from business visas, work authorizes, Green Cards, non-immigrant visas, deportation, citizenship, appeals and all other areas of immigration. Generally, if the case is straightforward, it doesn’t come into my office. However , I help all ranges of folk in need as a L. A. Immigration lawyer. I help the individual that must do a marriage petition, to the person in deportation, to the person who needs a Waiver of Inadmissibility to the person who needs to get the Green Card from employment.

I also help many individuals in deportation or removal proceedings. Many times these folks have led productive lives except for a mistake many years ago and now they are having to pay the cost. There is no reason to give up. There are many ways of fighting a deportation case so as not to be deported for the rest of their lives in some cases. We will be able to do criminal relief and return to Criminal Court to vacate and/or vacate the crime so that specific person isn’t an aggravated felon. In addition, there are different types of relief in Immigration Court such as adjustment of standing, cancellation of removal for lawful permanent residents, cancellation of removal for non-permanent residents, political asylum, convention against torture, withholding of removal, termination of the case, naturalization amongst others. We can also try to argue the official language of the conviction does not rise to the level claimed by immigration. All I am able to say is ‘don’t give up’. We will fight for you.

Question : As an Immigration Attorney in Southern California, did you get your education in California?

Answer : Yes, i received my B.S. Degree in Business Administration, with importance on PC information Systems, from the college of Southern California. I then graduated from the university of the Pacific, McGeorge school of Law with a Juris Doctorate degree. I’ve always practiced in California and have clients all over the State of California. However , as a Los Angeles Immigration counsel, my offices have always been in the L. A. Area.

Question : Are you admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court?

Answer : Yes, I’m admitted to the united states Supreme Court, the California Supreme Court and the U.S. Courts of Appeals for the 11th, 10th, 9th, 8th, 7th, 6th, 5th, 4th, third, 2nd and 1st Circuits. This implies that even though I am a Los Angeles Immigration Lawyer, I am able to prepare and file all Circuit Court of Appeals and U.S. Supreme court cases in the majority of the US As for all immigration matters at the Immigration Courts, USCIS, BICE, BCBP, BALCA, dept of work, and the Board of Immigration Appeals. My firm can prepare all matters in each state in the US, Puerto Rico and Guam. As a Los Angeles Southern California Immigration Attorney, I have traveled all over the united states to help folks with their immigration needs.

Question : What do you have got to say in conclusion as a Southern California Immigration Attorney in Los Angeles?

Answer: I’ll handle the hardest of deportation cases as well as any appeal, Petition for Review or Motion to Reopen case. I am frequently present in immigration court, representing people in deportation, removal, waiver asylum, withholding of removal and adjustment of status hearings. I have prepared numerous appellate briefs to the Board of Immigration Appeals and other appellate boards at the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services. He has appealed and argued cases in the Circuit Court of Appeals all over the United States.

I have prepared business visas for individuals from all around the world. Our firm has clients from practically each continent on Earth. My visa experience extends to Treaty Traders, Treaty backers, Intracompany Transferees, Speciality Occupations, coaching programs, and NAFTA visas. I have extensive experience in nearly all other sorts of visas issued. Additionally to all of those items while I have been an Immigration lawyer in L. A. , I have prepared enterprise Manager, countrywide Interest Waiver and Extraordinary Alien petitions for highly qualified foreigners.

My clients are from all over the U. S. and many states around the world. Immigration Law is Fed. Law. although I am a Los Angeles Immigration Attorney, a petition or application would be prepared the same in Texas, Florida, or any other State as it might in California. It is more critical for you to be sure that you have an expert solicitor in Immigration Law prepare your case, instead of a barrister who turns out to be local. There is too much at stake to just give your case to anyone.

As a Los Angeles Immigration attorney, I am going to fight for you and your folks. Since I am married to an immigrant himself, I am committed to helping folks from all around the world to come to the U. S. to realize their dream.

Question : Thank you very much Mr. Lerner for taking the time to give us this interview. I’m certain that people have many questions for you and would like to make contact with you and learn how to get a consultation. What can they do?

Answer : They can call my office at 562-495-0554 or Toll-Free at 866-495-0554. Additionally, they can e-mail me their questions at blernercaliforniaimmigration.us or visit out website at http://www.californiaimmigration.us. I also can give Phone Consultations and even Rush Consultations if required. Eventually, for those people who do what another option, I can give them a web video consultation where they don’t even have to have a camera on their side.

I’d simply ask that they contact me so I’ll do my utmost to help them and their families.

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Southern California Immigration Attorney Gives Interview on What it is like to be a Certified Specialist

A frank and captivating interview from Los Angeles Southern California  Immigration Attorney, Brian D. Lerner
Date Released: 01/16/2010
Press Release Image Southern California Immigration Lawyer in Los Angeles An interview with Brian D. Lerner who is a Southern California Los Angeles Immigration Lawyer.Question : howdy Mr. Lerner, I’m happy that we could have this interview. How long have you been a Southern Californ LA Immigration Attorney?

Answer : I’ve been a L. A. Southern Calfornia Immigration lawyer for many years. In fact, I was licensed in 1992. Many years I passed a rigorous exam and intensive experience requirements by the State Bar of California, Board of Legal Specialization. While I am a LA Southern California Immigration Lawyer, I could be a licensed specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law for the entire State of California. Additionally, I’ve been admitted to Circuit Courts of Appeal all over the united states and can help folks anywhere in the US.

Question : As a Los Angeles Southern California Immigration Attorney, what kinds of cases do you take?

Answer : I can handle the hardest of immigration cases arising from business visas, work authorizes, Green Cards, non-immigrant visas, deportation, citizenship, appeals and all other areas of immigration. Generally, if the case is straightforward, it doesn’t come into my office. However , I help all ranges of folk in need as a L. A. Immigration lawyer. I help the individual that must do a marriage petition, to the person in deportation, to the person who needs a Waiver of Inadmissibility to the person who needs to get the Green Card from employment.

I also help many individuals in deportation or removal proceedings. Many times these folks have led productive lives except for a mistake many years ago and now they are having to pay the cost. There is no reason to give up. There are many ways of fighting a deportation case so as not to be deported for the rest of their lives in some cases. We will be able to do criminal relief and return to Criminal Court to vacate and/or vacate the crime so that specific person isn’t an aggravated felon. In addition, there are different types of relief in Immigration Court such as adjustment of standing, cancellation of removal for lawful permanent residents, cancellation of removal for non-permanent residents, political asylum, convention against torture, withholding of removal, termination of the case, naturalization amongst others. We can also try to argue the official language of the conviction does not rise to the level claimed by immigration. All I am able to say is ‘don’t give up’. We will fight for you.

Question : As an Immigration Attorney in Southern California, did you get your education in California?

Answer : Yes, i received my B.S. Degree in Business Administration, with importance on PC information Systems, from the college of Southern California. I then graduated from the university of the Pacific, McGeorge school of Law with a Juris Doctorate degree. I’ve always practiced in California and have clients all over the State of California. However , as a Los Angeles Immigration counsel, my offices have always been in the L. A. Area.

Question : Are you admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court?

Answer : Yes, I’m admitted to the united states Supreme Court, the California Supreme Court and the U.S. Courts of Appeals for the 11th, 10th, 9th, 8th, 7th, 6th, 5th, 4th, third, 2nd and 1st Circuits. This implies that even though I am a Los Angeles Immigration Lawyer, I am able to prepare and file all Circuit Court of Appeals and U.S. Supreme court cases in the majority of the US As for all immigration matters at the Immigration Courts, USCIS, BICE, BCBP, BALCA, dept of work, and the Board of Immigration Appeals. My firm can prepare all matters in each state in the US, Puerto Rico and Guam. As a Los Angeles Southern California Immigration Attorney, I have traveled all over the united states to help folks with their immigration needs.

Question : What do you have got to say in conclusion as a Southern California Immigration Attorney in Los Angeles?

Answer: I’ll handle the hardest of deportation cases as well as any appeal, Petition for Review or Motion to Reopen case. I am frequently present in immigration court, representing people in deportation, removal, waiver asylum, withholding of removal and adjustment of status hearings. I have prepared numerous appellate briefs to the Board of Immigration Appeals and other appellate boards at the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services. He has appealed and argued cases in the Circuit Court of Appeals all over the United States.

I have prepared business visas for individuals from all around the world. Our firm has clients from practically each continent on Earth. My visa experience extends to Treaty Traders, Treaty backers, Intercompany Transferees, Speciality Occupations, coaching programs, and NAFTA visas. I have extensive experience in nearly all other sorts of visas issued. Additionally to all of those items while I have been an Immigration lawyer in L. A. , I have prepared enterprise Manager, countrywide Interest Waiver and Extraordinary Alien petitions for highly qualified foreigners.

My clients are from all over the U. S. and many states around the world. Immigration Law is Fed. Law. although I am a Los Angeles Immigration Attorney, a petition or application would be prepared the same in Texas, Florida, or any other State as it might in California. It is more critical for you to be sure that you have an expert solicitor in Immigration Law prepare your case, instead of a barrister who turns out to be local. There is too much at stake to just give your case to anyone.

As a Los Angeles Immigration attorney, I am going to fight for you and your folks. Since I am married to an immigrant himself, I am committed to helping folks from all around the world to come to the U. S. to realize their dream.

Question : Thank you very much Mr. Lerner for taking the time to give us this interview. I’m certain that people have many questions for you and would like to make contact with you and learn how to get a consultation. What can they do?

Answer : They can call my office at 562-495-0554 or Toll-Free at 866-495-0554. Additionally, they can e-mail me their questions at blernercaliforniaimmigration.us or visit out website at http://www.californiaimmigration.us. I also can give Phone Consultations and even Rush Consultations if required. Eventually, for those people who do what another option, I can give them a web video consultation where they don’t even have to have a camera on their side.

I’d simply ask that they contact me so I’ll do my utmost to help them and their families.