Meyerovich and Associates, P.C.

I strongly regret hiring Marina Mayeorvich. My experience was extremely frustrating from start to finish. Communication was poor, I often felt dismissed, and I did not feel that my concerns were taken seriously. What was especially disappointing was the lack of professionalism and accountability when problems arose. I ultimately had to spend additional time and money having my case reviewed and addressing issues that I believe should have been handled properly in the first place. I would not recommend this attorney based on my experience. If you are considering hiring her, I strongly recommend doing your due diligence, getting a second opinion, and making sure you fully understand what you are paying for and what work is actually being performed on your behalf.

DO NOT HIRE THIS ATTORNEY I strongly caution anyone considering hiring this firm to do thorough research before moving forward. In my personal experience, my immigration application was denied, and I ultimately spent **thousands of dollars more** trying to rectify the problems that resulted from how my case was handled. From the beginning, I had concerns. Communication with the office was extremely difficult, including significant language/communication issues. I also felt that I was being asked to perform work and provide detailed case preparation that I reasonably expected my attorney to handle, despite being charged what I considered top-dollar legal fees. At one point, I wanted to leave the firm. However, I was not given that opportunity because, according to my experience, Marina would not return my case file containing my own information, and I was also unable to obtain the refund I was seeking. The handling of my RFE was another major concern. My RFE response was submitted only **five days before the deadline**, despite the firm having more than three months to prepare the response. Even after everything that happened, I initially hesitated to post this review. I did not want to damage anyone's business or make accusations without being certain about my experience. However, after consulting with another highly experienced immigration attorney, I was informed that the RFE response prepared in my case was particularly problematic, especially given the discretionary nature of my application. I am now having to spend significant additional time, effort, and money to correct the situation and mitigate the consequences of the approach taken. After already having to incur additional expenses to address mistakes in my case, it is extremely frustrating to now be faced with further costs to correct work that should have been properly handled from the outset. I hired an attorney because I needed professional legal representation and guidance—not because I wanted to manage my own case while paying substantial legal fees. **This is my personal experience and opinion based on what happened in my case. I strongly encourage anyone considering this firm to get a second opinion, understand exactly what work the attorney will personally perform, and carefully review their representation agreement before paying significant fees. Make sure that you have her confirm she will be completing any and all affidavits, bec that is something I had to do, and paid for. -Based on my experience, I would not hire this firm again, and do NOT recommend them to ANYONE!

My experience with attorney Meyerovich and her office was nothing short of disappointing. I didn't expect such chaos, unpunctuality, and lack of organization from a law firm. No one is truly responsible for the client. One day one assistant says one thing, the next another calls and says something completely different. You can wait all day for something they've told you to do, only to discover that another employee doesn't even know what you were talking about. Different employees can call 10 times, asking the same questions and asking for money again. They don't even bother to check their own database, where the documents and information have long been uploaded. The constant money, money, and more money is especially annoying. I get the impression that the assistants' main job isn't to handle the client's case, but to constantly pursue the next payment. They say "document preparation." What kind of preparation exactly? What exactly was prepared with your office? The client collects the documents themselves, fills them out themselves, and then gets charged another fee for some incomprehensible "preparation." I'd like to make a special mention of their so-called five-minute meetings. In my experience, after these, the staff starts calling old clients especially hard, demanding further payments. It seems the lawyer is hustling their assistants not to sort out their clients' cases and get them in order, but to comb through their old client base and try to squeeze out as many additional payments as possible. It's impossible to get through to the lawyer herself. You pay for the lawyer's services, you're her client, but talking to her directly is a real challenge. In my experience, the staff can contact the lawyer through work contacts, but the client is given a number they can't reach. And the most astonishing thing is, when I was already a client and wanted to meet with my own lawyer to discuss my own case, they asked me for about $100 more. So, first you pay for legal services, then you constantly hear requests for additional payments, and if you finally want to talk to the lawyer herself, you HAVE TO PAY again!!!!!! I got the impression it was a veritable conveyor belt: clients are shuffled from one assistant to the next, no one fully understands their situation, the staff repeats the same questions, and yet when it comes to the next payment, calls come in regularly. I am extremely dissatisfied with this attitude. I expected professionalism, responsibility, and proper legal assistance from a law firm. Instead, I received chaos, constant staff turnover, no real communication with the lawyer himself, and endless conversations about yet another PAYMENT!!!!! After this experience, I personally would never trust this firm with my case again and would not pay them a single extra dollar. When it comes to a person's fate and their immigration case, a client needs a lawyer who truly deals with their problem, not an office where you are remembered first when it comes time to ask for more MONEY!!! For me, this turned out not to be legal support, but an endless source of stress, confusion, and new bills. Attorney MEYEROVICH, work honestly and with a clear conscience. Behind every case are real people, their families, their fears, their hopes, and often their last money. A client comes to a lawyer for protection and assistance, not to feel like they're the source of yet another payment. Money can be earned again, but lost trust and reputation are much harder to regain. No amount of money can be taken away, but our attitude toward people and our actions remain. Sometimes it's worth thinking less about how much more you can get from a client and more about what they've already paid you for and the responsibility you've taken on. A good lawyer is remembered not by the number of invoices they issue, but by the number of people they've truly helped. Work so that in the evening you can calmly look at yourself in the MIRROR and know: "TODAY YOU HONESTLY EARNED YOUR MONEY!!!!"

I don't recommend this lawyer to anyone. Meyrovich is negligent and disregards her clients; she's irresponsible and indifferent. And she demands money for everything, even though you're her client, but she still demands it for visits. Run away from her; don't waste your money or time on this woman!