On behalf of my family, I wish to thank you to Attorney David Swaim and the rest of your Staff for a job well done. We’ve waited for 4 years and finally received our green card and you don’t know how joyful and grateful we are. We appreciate your professionalism and kind understanding on everything[…]
Mr. David Swaim handled my Naturalization Case. Erica the paralegal that assisted Mr. Swaim kept me informed at all times and I always knew what was going on and what to expect next on my case. As soon as she received any kind of information regarding my case she would contact me and informed me.[…]
David Swaim is VERY attentive to details. Although my immigration case was pretty complicated, he did a wonderful job handling it. He took the Immigration Service to federal court, sued them actually, and not only won but forced them to pay almost all of the attorney’s fees and cost. Acquiring my Green card was only[…]
Mr. Swaim handled my grandma’s naturalization as well as my aunt’s visa. If you want a straight-forward/honest lawyer you have come to the right place. Mr. Swaim is an expert in immigration (the firm only specializes in Immigration law) and he was very patient when explaining our case and processes. I also applaud the ease[…]
Mr. J. David Swaim and his firm had represented me in a variety of immigration issues. He helped me to process my working visa while working for Marazzi Tile. I was so impressed with his integrity and knowledge of immigration law than later I decided to hire him to represent me in processing my green[…]
The Dallas Observer has written an interesting article on one of the worst Immigration Judges in the country, who happens to be in Dallas. Immigration Judge Dietrich Sims is a former attorney with the Immigration Service who has established a widely know reputation for unprofessionalism, badgering the foreign nationals and attorneys who appear before him[…]
DOL announces “bright line” rules for travel when requesting a prevailing wage and filing a labor certification/9089. These rules are somewhat helpful but the AILA summary provided below is even more helpful in determining what impact travel will have on both the offered/prevailing wage and the job requirements stated in the labor certification application itself. Read[…]
A recent decision out of the U.S. District Court for Northern California highlights the serious financial obligations that attach when one financially sponsors another in the immigration process. To avoid confusion, it should be noted up front that this discussion focuses only on the Form I-864, Affidavit of Support. This is different than the Form[…]
Upon the recommendation of our family members, we changed from a law firm in Pennsylvania to Tidwell, Swaim & Associates, Dallas, Texas. Mr. David Swaim and his team are very helpful, knowledgeable and resourceful. From the start they took a confidence-inspiring approach to our case, guiding us, assisting us in preparing required documents, patiently answering[…]