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Sarah Leon is the CEO and Principal Attorney of Clarity Legal.
We help family members of United States citizens and Legal Permanent Residents get visas and green cards.
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“Hi Sarah, it’s Ron, thank you so much for being so responsive and gracious with me on Zoom. I appreciate all the information and help you gave me with [my fiancée’s] immigration situation. I have passed on to her all the valuable connections and info you have sent to me… You were invaluable concerning us getting together in the future. Thank you so much again.”
— Ron from Loomis, California
How We Work With You
Flat Fees and Payment Plans
Know at the beginning what your case will cost with a flat fee quote. Make a down payment as low as $500 to get started. Then we'll work with you to set up an automatic payment plan to fit your budget.
Online Legal Services
We work with you by phone, video call, text message, email, and secure client portal. Your documents are always available to you online. You don't need to leave your home or job to work with us.
Client Happiness Guarantee
If you make a down payment on your case, but within the first 30 days you are not satisfied with the client service you've received from Clarity Legal, we will refund your money.
What Our Clients Say
I get green cards and immigrant visas for family members of U.S. citizens and legal residents.
Right now there is a lot of “what if?” in your mind.
What if we put the wrong information on the form?
What if there is something we don’t understand?
What if something goes wrong?
I’ve worked with many families just like yours to get results.
Case study: A’s wife didn’t show up to his green card interview because she was gambling his money away. His marriage green card was denied and he was at risk of being deported. Solution: We applied for a green card under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) because of the abuse that he received in his marriage to a United States citizen.
Case study: Y and J, a newly married couple, were scheduled for a green card interview on the first day of the coronavirus pandemic shutdown. Their interview was cancelled and the interpreter they had hired would not refund their money. Solution: When their interview was re-scheduled a few months later, I provided an interpreter to them so they could go ahead confidently. J’s green card was approved.
Case study: M was assaulted at her job but law enforcement wouldn't sign a U Visa certification. She was unable to apply for the U Visa without the certification. Solution: I went around the law enforcement agency and asked a local judge to certify. M was able to apply for her U Visa.
