Professional Immigration Document Review by Experienced Attorney Oksana Sakhniuk
Many immigration applications are rejected or delayed because of small mistakes, inconsistencies, or missing documentation. At Sakhniuk Immigration Law, led by attorney Oksana Sakhniuk, we offer a high-quality, flat-fee document review service so you can submit your immigration forms with confidence — whether for green cards, family‑based petitions, K‑1 visas, travel permits, or consular processing.
With us, your documents are not just checked — they’re cared for, corrected, and explained. We serve clients in English, Russian, and Ukrainian, and help families worldwide avoid common pitfalls that lead to RFEs or denials.
Why choose our immigration document review service?
- ✅ Reduce the risk of USCIS Requests for Evidence (RFEs) or denial due to errors
- ✅ Professional legal review — not just proofreading
- ✅ Affordable, flat-fee pricing for transparency. $300 dollars for most cases and 1 hour review meeting.
- ✅ In-depth line-by-line feedback and suggested corrections
- ✅ Guidance on missing documents, interview prep, and forms alignment
- ✅ Multilingual support (English, Russian, Ukrainian) and global reach
- ✅ Personalized attention — your case reviewed by an attorney, not a clerk
- ✅ Serving families worldwide with prompt responses and transparent pricing.
- ✅ Trusted by U.S., Russian & Ukrainian communities for over a decade.
How It Works
- Send your completed forms and supporting documents to attorney@myusaimmigration.com (or via Google Drive/Dropbox for large files), indicating you want Document Review.
- We’ll acknowledge receipt within 24 hours and schedule your review meeting.
- You’ll receive an invoice (flat-fee typically $300 dollars) — payment is required before meeting.
- During the meeting (usually ~1 hour), Attorney Sakhniuk or a senior associate will review your forms with you line by line, pointing out errors, inconsistencies, and additional documentation needed.
- After the session, you’ll receive a detailed written analysis: recommended corrections, missing items, tips for supporting statements, and how to best submit.
- We’ll also answer your legal questions: timelines, interview expectations, U.S. immigration procedure, and next steps.
Note: Document Review is a standalone service. You still file your application with USCIS yourself. However, many clients later retain us for full representation to guide them through the rest of the process.
Document Review – Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is immigration document review?
It’s a legal service where an attorney reviews your immigration forms and supporting documents to spot errors, inconsistencies or missing items before you file with USCIS, reducing chances of RFEs or denials.
2. Which types of immigration forms can you review?
We review a wide range: Form I-130 (family petition), I-485 (adjustment of status), K-1 visa forms, consular packets, travel permits (advance parole), asylum forms, and supporting statements and evidence.
3. How much does document review cost?
We use a transparent flat-fee model for document review. After you submit your documents, we provide an invoice and meeting schedule. You’ll know the cost upfront.
4.Can document review guarantee approval?
No. While review significantly reduces mistakes and improves your chances, USCIS decisions depend on eligibility and discretion. Document review is a risk mitigation step, not a guarantee.
5. Do I need to live in Chicago to use your services?
Not at all. Although we're based in Chicago, we serve clients across the U.S. and internationally. We communicate securely online and over video calls.
6. Do you speak Russian or Ukrainian?
Yes. Attorney Oksana Sakhniuk and her team are fluent in both Russian and Ukrainian, making document review accessible to Russian/Ukrainian-speaking clients.
7. What next after document review?
Many clients choose to retain our full-service representation to assist with filing, preparation, appeals, or further legal steps. We’re here for you as much as you need.
8. How much does it cost?
Most cases cost $300 dollars for the review meeting and analysis. However, some cases may cost more depending on the complexity of the case. You will be notified of the cost before the review meeting.
Ready to Have Your Documents Reviewed?
Don’t risk a denial or delay because of small errors. Our document review service gives you peace of mind before you submit. Contact us now and get expert legal eyes on your immigration forms.
if you have additional questions about immigration to the United States, please contact us or schedule a consultation.