George E. Lee - Alpharetta, GA
Attorney at Lee Immigration Law Group
Immigration and Nationality Law Lawyers in Alpharetta, GA
The Gates at North Point 3180 N. Point Parkway Building 100 Suite 106 Alpharetta, GA 30005
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45
Years
Experience
Alpharetta Immigration and Nationality Law Lawyer
Updated: 03/03/2026
Areas of Practice
- Immigration and Nationality Law
Reviews
Highlights
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0.5 Value
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0.5 Quality of Service
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1.3 Professional Competence
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Hired Attorney 2024-2025I contacted this firm in July 2024 for legal assistance and was seen by Xiomara León, who did not clarify that she was a paralegal. I signed a representation agreement believing I was working with an attorney. I submitted all the necessary documents for my USCIS case and my children's in August, but they weren’t filed until late October. Communication was very poor throughout—I rarely received updates, calls were not returned, and I had to visit the office in person multiple times to get information. USCIS later informed me that a required document was missing, even though I had submitted all three background checks. This resulted in a six-month delay due to late and incomplete filing. I later learned Xiomara was not a licensed attorney, and I never had contact with a real attorney during the process. I reached out to the lead attorney and office manager by email and certified mail, but received no response. Due to these issues, I decided to change representation. It was a disappointing experience overall.
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Hired Attorney 2012-2019I filed my green card with this office, George himself is a good man, but most his staff are rude and mean. I moved and called the office fire change of adress, I was told to email the change and new adress and I did immediately. My green card didn't came at the expected time and I had family emergency travel overseas, I called the USCIS to enquire on the process of my green card to my surprise they said the green card had been sent long time ago. I asked them the address they sent it just to know that it wad sent to wrong adress. I called Lee law office with this shocking information I was told to meet with attorney Peter Tadeo downtown ATL in the immigration to pass and get my passport stamped for travel. No one showed up to get me thru the process. So I got it on my own got the passport stamped, applied for another green card with I have now. I owed the office 300 but the attorney told me to count the account closed since I have gone thru all that. I went to this same office today to get prepared for my naturalization but they turned me back without getting me ready for my next interview in the next one day. I have referred 2 clients also, this is the end of it. They dont want to own my loss or share with me all those frustrations. What they want is money but not the satisfaction of the client. I don't write reviews, this my first one in my life. I had paperwork too too file another immigration case with them but it will never happen here. Wish you well Attorneys at Lee & Pernado Pamela and associates.
Contact
The Gates at North Point
3180 N. Point Parkway
Building 100
Suite 106
Alpharetta, GA 30005
Phone: 404-892-8300
Fax: 770-670-7665
Website: https://www.leelawusa.com/news/index.html
Hours: Monday-Friday: 9AM–5:30PM, Saturday-Sunday: Closed
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