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Brown Immigration Law - Durham, NC

1101 Slater Road, Suite 205 Durham, NC 27703

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(919) 225-3963
Updated: 12/23/2020
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Durham Immigration & Naturalization Law Firm

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1101 Slater Road, Suite 205 Durham, NC 27703

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By appointment only

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  • (216) 861-4408

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Brown Immigration Law (Main Office) 1468 W 9th Street Suite 705 Cleveland, OH 44113 - 1220 (216) 861-4414

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By Anonymous on Oct. 29, 2019
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Indeed, it gives me great pleasure to write a review of the law offices of Robert Brown LLC in Raleigh, North Carolina. This law office is an epitome of professional competence, attention to detail in hearing your case, compilation of relevant documentation, and interview preparation. During my search for the services of legal attorneys to represent my spouse in her naturalization application, Robert Brown LLC was my first choice based on positive reviews by clients. Today, I consider myself a client who experienced the epitome of professionalism, courtesy, and excellent relations exhibited by Robert Brown LLC. The case manager Karina was great with keeping you posted day in and day out; Attorney Daniela was exceptional and meticulous in her approach to a client. In sum, the cost of their services is very affordable, considering the expertise put in your application and the quality of service rendered. Robert Brown LLC is no doubt a legal firm with who will approach your immigration issue with diligence and professionalism to reap the desired outcome.

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