June Beack Esquire - Philadelphia, PA
Attorney at Law Offices of David Kaplan
Lawyers in Philadelphia, PA
Cast Iron Building 718 Arch Street Suite 102 South Philadelphia, PA 19106
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Hired Attorney 2015-2016After 6 yrers and changing 5 lowyers the uscis put me on deportation process,finaly God send an angel june beack ,she got me my green card in 8 months, Up to now we still friends ,she is my life saver
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Cast Iron Building
718 Arch Street
Suite 102 South
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Phone: (267) 606-6603
Website: https://www.kaplanimmigration.com/
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