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Updated: May 28, 2026

What happens after you submit your intake

Step by step: what we do with your information, who contacts you, and what is and isn't free.

This article is general information, not legal advice. Immigration Attorney Connector is not a law firm. Please consult a licensed immigration attorney for guidance on your specific situation.

We know that giving information to a service you have not used before takes trust. This article describes, step by step, what actually happens after you finish the intake — so you know what to expect.

1. Your information is encrypted and reviewed

The personal information you submit — your name, phone, email, and the details of your situation — is encrypted as soon as it leaves your device. We use it only to match you with a licensed immigration attorney whose practice fits your situation.

2. A licensed immigration attorney is matched to your case

We look at the state you are in, the type of help you need, and the language you prefer. Then we route your intake to a licensed immigration attorney who handles cases like yours. Before the attorney receives any introduction, we have already confirmed their bar license.

3. The attorney contacts you directly

Most attorneys in our network reach out the same business day, usually by phone first. You may also receive a text or email. The attorney will introduce themselves, confirm a few details, and offer a free first consultation if your case is one they can help with.

4. The first consultation is free; what comes after is your choice

The first conversation with the attorney is at no cost to you. After that, if you decide to hire them, you and the attorney agree on fees directly. We do not take a cut of any settlement, recovery, or fee. If you decide not to move forward, you owe nothing.

If you change your mind

You can reply STOP to opt out of text messages at any time, or call 1-888-299-8894 to opt out of calls. You can also email support@immconnector.com to remove your information from our systems.

Have a question about your own situation?

Start the intake — it's free, in English or Spanish, and a licensed immigration attorney will be in touch.

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