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Guestbook Entry for Shweta, United States

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Name: 
Shweta
State: 
New Jersey
Country: 
United States
Comment: 

I had several pending I-485 application family-based as well as employment based. I withdrew family-based yet I received an interview notice for the same. I was quite concerned about its impact on my remaining GC applications. Mr. Khanna's team had no obligation to provide any counsel, since I was not their client anymore. Yet Mr. Khanna made himself available and provided guidance. Mr. Khanna's law firm offers more than just handling of the legal process... they go above and beyond to create a sense of community and offer a great service to folks dealing with varying immigration circumstances. It was a truly humble gesture on his part and its really comforting to know that you have Mr. Khanna's firm by your side, if needed.  Many thanks for all the help... truly appreciated. 

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20th May, 2013

Guestbook Entry for Swati Kohli, India

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Name: 
Swati Kohli
State: 
India
Country: 
India
Email: 
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Comment: 

We had a short call with Mr. Khanna to evaluate our case under certain category. He was upright honest with his comments and suggested us an approach in our favour. The call was without a charge. I am sure i will take all my actions with his consultations in the future.

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17th May, 2013

Guestbook Entry for Tarun Chopra, United States

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Name: 
Tarun Chopra
State: 
Arizona
Country: 
United States
Email: 
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Homepage: 
Rajiv Khanna or Murthy?
Comment: 

Rajiv Khanna took my EB2 portability case (from EB3 PD of July/2004) got all approvals. Recently I got Green Card. Earlier, I used another attorney to port EB3 but PERM was audited and then rejected. All the money invested there was a complete loss of time and money, not to mention all the frustation that comes along with any rejection. Rajiv Khanna and team are best in business. They are priced flat so they really want to take care of your case in most efficient manner. If it takes more time initially to "prep-up" for case then they want to make sure that all grounds are covered in case they are audited. Trust them! they know what they are doing. Now the big question - Rajiv Khanna or Murthy? Pretty much thats what you have been thinking anyways. My vote goes to Rajiv Khanna all the way. Why? Its very Simple, initial consulation was very direct, free and it was with Rajiv Khanna himself plus his team. Any decision made on file was consulted with Rajiv Khanna. If I ever wanted to talk to Rajiv Khanna about any thing around my case, his team would setup an appointment and I would be able to get answers in no time. Again, they charge flat fees so I never paid for any of sessions I had with Rajiv directly. His knowledge, experience and humble approach makes big difference. I am glad I don't have to go through Green Card processing again, but if I do, I would blindly pick Rajiv Khanna to guide me through again.

Posted on: 
11th Apr, 2013

Guestbook Entry for Joseph Lesmana, United States

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Joseph Lesmana
State: 
California
Country: 
United States
Email: 
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Comment: 

Great help and follow through every queries from USCIS in detail. Mr. Khanna team is very helpfull. From the start of my H1 until my GC

Posted on: 
9th Apr, 2013

Guestbook Entry for Shahnavaz Kadirmohideen, United States

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Name: 
Shahnavaz Kadirmohideen
State: 
VA
Country: 
United States
Homepage: 
Very satisfied
Comment: 

I have been working with Prerna and Mr. Khanna for several months now to convert my EB3 to EB2. They have been very responsive each time and I really appreciate that when it comes to big firms. In the past, my trouble with other firms were with responsiveness. I would give 5 out of 5.

Posted on: 
12th Mar, 2013

Guestbook Entry for Raja R. Iyengar, United States

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Name: 
Raja R. Iyengar
State: 
Virginia
Country: 
United States
Email: 
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Comment: 

I have known Mr. Khanna and his team for over 15 years now, and have exclusively used their services any time there has been an immigration related need personally or for my organization. They just have a knack for getting things done and I will unequivocally recommend their services to anyone.

Posted on: 
7th Jan, 2013

Guestbook Entry for Veronica Jackson/DataStaff, Inc., United States

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Name: 
Veronica Jackson/DataStaff, Inc.
State: 
North Carolina
Country: 
United States
Email: 
Email contact form
Comment: 

I don't have the words to express how wonderful I think this law firm is.  We have been working with Rajiv and his teams for the past 2 years and we will be a lifetime client!  It is a pleasure to work with people who are so lively and fun and know their stuff.  I was thinking..."how & why do you tell someone who is EXCELLENT at what they do that they are greater than even they think?" Then I thought even Superman needs to know he's doing a great job!  Thank you for all you do for us Rajiv etal.  We are your BIGGEST FANS!!! 

Posted on: 
6th Nov, 2012

Guestbook Entry for Bharath S, United States

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Name: 
Bharath S
State: 
New Jersey
Country: 
United States
Email: 
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Homepage: 
www.softcrylic.com
Comment: 

Rajiv and his team were very swift and helpful in answering our questions related to some of the challenges we faced on non-immigrant and immigrant petitions filed through a different attorney. Rajiv is approachable and honest on what he can and cannot do. 

Posted on: 
16th Oct, 2012

Guestbook Entry for Sanjay, United States

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Name: 
Sanjay
State: 
Oregon
Country: 
United States
Comment: 

For immigration need, so far I have got prompt help whenever I ask for. Thank you very much Heather, Mark and Attorney Rajiv.

Posted on: 
3rd Oct, 2012

Guestbook Entry for Bhakti Sanap, United States

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Name: 
Bhakti Sanap
State: 
Texas
Country: 
United States
Homepage: 
EB3 to EB2 porting
Comment: 

Ours is a long story. My green card was filed under EB3 India with a PD of May 2006. My husband's green card was filed under EB3 India in 2005. When our dates became current sometime in 2007, my I-140 was already approved and his was pending. So, we decided to go ahead with my case and filed for I-485 for both of us. However, the dates then retrogressed and our lawyer informed us that my husband's case is no longer valid since his LC expired 3 months after it was approved. We didn't know that LC expires if not used within a specific time frame and the lawyer did not inform us either. Anyways, my husband's GC was again filed, this time through Rajiv's firm with proper guidance and through EB2. Rajiv also guided us to go through Consular Processing instead of I-485 since in our case, my husband could legally work using EAD via the I-485 applied through my case. In all these years, the company I work for has increased in size and wants to promote me. I consulted with Rajiv regarding this and inquired about possibility for porting from EB3 to EB2. Rajiv answered all our questions and guided us appropriately this time too. We are now waiting to hear about the Priority Dates for October 2012 bulletin and will make a decision about EB3 to EB2 porting. It feels so good to be able to talk to Rajiv regarding these questions related to immigration and his knowledge and experience in this field is very very valuable for people like us. Every time we have talked to him we have received excellent response and guidance. My husband and the company he works for had a very good experience with EB2 filing. Everything was very professional and was checked and rechecked before it was sent through. Thanks to Rajiv for all his help with our case so far!

Posted on: 
6th Sep, 2012
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