Mayra L. Calo

Whether you have a straightforward case or a complicated matter, Ms. Calo will give you the personal, confidential, and informed advice and counsel you deserve.

In preparing for the consultation, it is helpful to compile useful documentation. This will make the consultation a more effective meeting, as Ms. Calo will be able to fully understand and analyze your case.

Please bring to the consultation all immigration documentation. Examples may include permanent resident cards, passports, work permits, correspondence from the Department of Homeland Security, parole cards, applications, etc. If you are or have been in removal proceedings before the Immigration Court, please bring the Notice to Appear, which is the immigration charging document. If a family member's immigration status is relevant to your case, please bring the family member's documents. An example might be a spouse or parent's certificate of citizenship or resident card. When in doubt as to what to bring, it is better to bring everything. The attorney will decide what is relevant.

If you have a criminal record, it is extremely important to bring all arrest reports, charging documents, and dispositions. (1) An arrest report or criminal complaint is prepared by the arresting officer. (2) A charging document is an "Information" or "Indictment". It is prepared by the state attorney, district attorney, or U.S. attorney's office. (3) The disposition is the final judgment, dismissal, jury verdict, etc. This will be issued by the court itself.  Please bring all criminal records, even if the case was of a minor nature or dismissed.

All cases are entitled to confidentiality. Ms. Calo will allow only immediate family members into the office to take part in the consultation. We also ask that you do not bring small children to the law office.