Van Der Hout LLP

I can't recomend Zach and Christine and the team enough. During a really stressful time for us with a complicated application, they thoughfully and thoroughly explained every step along the way and they were always prompt in all replies. We didn't feel like a 'file' but felt genuinely cared for. Thanks to their expertise, we had a quick and positive outcome. If you need immigration help, I highly recommend Zach and the team.

Zach and his team were amazing and really supportive through a stressful time dealing with our application. Highly recommend if you need immigration support

I am an immigrant advocate in the Bay Area. I have been a client of Van Der Hout LLP since 2020. I meanly advocate for people with criminal conviction who are facing deportation order. Out of the 4 cases I hired Ven Der Hout LLP for, they successfully stopped 2 deportation and got their green cards back and 2 of the cases are still ongoing. They are the best immigration attorneys in this country. I haven't seen any one come closer to do what they can do with their vast knowledge and skills. Special thanks to Marc and Johnny who got my green card back after I was ordered for deportation. I will continue to advocate for immigrants in the new trump administration and will bring all of my cases to Van Der Hout LLP.

The initial consult was about twice what any other attorney I've looked at charged ($500), but in spite of some miscommunication where the attorneys showed up very late that consult went well and they told me I had a case and they had a legal argument to help me. But after an additional roughly thousand dollars of "work" they came to the conclusion that they couldn't. We never even submitted any paperwork or anything and "working" with this law firm cost me around fifteen hundred dollars after all was said and done. After I was told I actually didn't really have a case I got a call from their office about some paperwork they'd mailed for some foia requests. Apparently they'd been returned because my address wasn't found. But 1. they'd already told me there wasn't a case to move forward with so the paperwork was irrelevant 2. I wasn't even told about this paperwork and if I had been, I would have just gone in person to sign because time was of the essence and 3. time was of the essence and they hadn't even bothered to do that first administrative step until several weeks in. That should have happened on day 1 because it takes some weeks to get the request back and I had limited time to submit my application. Because we never actually did anything with them most of the money we'd put in reserves was left, and it took us calling more than once to get that back and when we did the address was wrong. It surprisingly still made it to us even though the mistake, which was in fairness only one letter, created a different street name. I was excited to work with this firm after a positive initial meeting but I just didn't feel that they had it together. We weren't hearing anything about my case even though we had really very limited time.

Attorney Marc's teams helped us in my father's very complicated immigration case. The case went on for almost 10 years. I would definitely recommend him to anyone struggling with their immigration case.