Consultations now available in four languages
Mr. Verma consults directly in English, Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu — without an interpreter — for families and professionals navigating US immigration.
Immigration is difficult enough without a language barrier in the middle of it. Explaining a visa category, a priority date or a request for evidence through an interpreter adds a step where meaning gets lost — and these are conversations where precision matters.
Mr. Verma consults directly in English, Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu. No interpreter, no third person in the room, and no waiting for one to be arranged.
Why it matters
Families making these decisions rarely make them alone. A spouse’s petition is discussed with parents; a green card timeline is weighed with people at home in India who will be affected by it. Being able to have that conversation in the language the family actually uses means everyone understands the same thing.
It also means fewer misunderstandings about the parts that are genuinely complicated — the difference between a priority date and a filing date, or why a case that looks identical to a cousin’s is taking twice as long.
Getting in touch
The first consultation is free, in whichever of the four languages is most comfortable. Call, WhatsApp or email — whatever is easiest.