Frequently Asked 
Questions

Kulen Law Firm offers comprehensive immigration services, including family-based immigration, employment-based visas (H-1B, L-1, O-1, E-2, etc.), Adjustment of Status, Change of Status, asylum, naturalization, and Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery cases. We also represent clients in complex matters such as waivers, RFEs, appeals, and immigration court proceedings.

Our office is based in New York City, but we represent clients across all 50 states and around the world. We regularly handle USCIS filings, consular processing cases, and employment-based petitions for individuals and employers nationwide.

You can schedule a consultation by contacting us through our website, calling our office, or emailing us directly. We offer consultations both in-person and remotely (via Zoom or phone), making it easy to access legal help no matter where you are.

While it’s not legally required to hire an attorney, working with an experienced immigration lawyer significantly reduces the risk of errors, delays, or denials. Our attorneys ensure your application is complete, accurate, and strategically prepared—especially in complex cases or where timing is critical.

Founded in 2009 by attorney Remzi Kulen, our firm brings over 20 years of immigration experience to every case. We prioritize honesty, efficiency, and results—only taking on cases where we believe success is achievable. Our client-focused approach and commitment to transparency have earned us long-term trust and success stories from individuals and businesses alike.

Our team speaks multiple languages, including Turkish, Hindi, and English. This allows us to serve a diverse client base more effectively and ensure clear communication throughout the legal process.

Our fees vary depending on the complexity of the case. For many services, we offer fixed and transparent pricing so that clients know what to expect upfront. All fees and expectations are discussed clearly during your consultation.

es. We regularly assist clients with Requests for Evidence (RFEs), Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID), and previously denied petitions. We analyze the reasons for denial, develop a response strategy, and help strengthen your case for resubmission or appeal when appropriate.

Absolutely. We understand that some immigration matters require fast action. We handle emergency filings, expedite requests, and time-sensitive immigration situations such as humanitarian parole, advance parole, and last-minute Change of Status applications.

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