Case Evaluations & Fees | Scott Mossman, Immigration Attorney/Lawyer

The Law Office of
Scott A. Mossman

The Law Office of
Scott A. Mossman 1611 Telegraph Ave
Suite 1100
Oakland CA 94612

Tel: (510) 835-1115
Fax: (510) 835-1116

Case Evaluation

Before I accept representation of a client, I first conduct a case evaluation. A case evaluation includes the following services: requesting your file from your previous attorney (if necessary), examining your file, and discussing the case with you in-person or by phone. I charge a fee of $100 to provide these services. (To obtain information about receiving an evaluation of the immigration consequences of a criminal conviction, please click here.)

To request a case evaluation, email me at scott@smossmanlaw.com or leave a telephone message at (510) 835-1115. I try to respond to these types of emails and messages by the end of the business day. Please provide the following:

Your name,
Your phone number or email address,
Your file number (A number, receipt number, or case number) if any,
A brief explanation of your case.

If I am able to provide an evaluation, I will instruct you on how to make the required payment of $100. Please be aware that I will not provide any other legal services besides the evaluation unless we both agree to those services in a signed Legal Services Agreement.

Scott Mossman's practice is limited to federal immigration law, with an emphasis on removal (deportation) defense, appeals, and federal court litigation. In removal cases, he only represents persons within the Ninth Circuit (Alaska, Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, the Mariana Islands, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington) and usually only if the hearing will occur, or has occurred, in the San Francisco Immigration Court. That Court has jurisdiction over San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Sacramento, and the rest of Northern California from Redding to Bakersfield. Scott Mossman represents persons on appeal to the BIA and Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) in USCIS petition and waiver cases arising throughout the world.

Scott Mossman is a licensed attorney and active member of the State Bar of California.