Anyone used SJKP LLP in NYC for marriage-based green card? Korean-friendly?

[Ammisa]

I'm a US citizen married to a Korean spouse (K-1 overstay adjusted), looking into concurrent I-130/I-485 filing. Came across SJKP LLP at One World Trade Center – they highlight immigration expertise for Korean individuals/companies, with attorney Mia Kim experienced in family petitions and green cards. Site mentions personalized strategies, multilingual (English + presumably Korean).  No tons of reviews online, but seems legit with NY/DC offices. Has anyone worked with them? Communication good? Fees reasonable (they offer free consults)? Better options for Korean cases in NYC? Thanks for sharing real experiences!  

[Dori]

I went through a similar situation and ended up working with SJKP Law Firm for concurrent I-130/I-485 filing. Overall, the experience was solid. Communication was clear, and having Korean-language support helped a lot with family documents and explanations. Attorney Mia Kim was thorough and realistic about timelines and risks, especially with overstay adjustment. Fees were transparent after the free consultation—no surprises. While there are bigger firms in NYC, SJKP felt more personalized. I’d recommend them if you value clear guidance and cultural familiarity.

[Jubiaq]

I also worked with SJKP Law Firm for I-130/I-485. Clear communication, transparent fees, helpful Korean support, and realistic timelines. Smaller firm, but very personalized and professional.

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