Frequently Asked Questions
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No. Botelho Immigration Courses provides legal information and education only. Enrolling does not create an attorney-client relationship, and the course cannot give advice specific to your individual circumstances. It teaches you to prepare your own straightforward marriage-based case — and clearly flags when a case needs an attorney.
Spouses and fiancé(e)s of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents pursuing a marriage- or family-based green card who want to prepare and file their own case with confidence.
All three: Adjustment of Status (INA § 245) for spouses in the U.S., Consular Processing (INA § 221) for spouses abroad, and the K-1 fiancé visa (INA § 214(d)). The free pathway finder helps you determine which applies to you.
Most students spend roughly 12–15 hours on video content, plus additional time gathering evidence and preparing forms — the total varies with the complexity of your case.
Yes — enrollment includes continued access to all course materials, including under the Confidence Credit Guarantee.
Enrollment is $1,495. The Employment Authorization Mastery module is an optional $250 premium add-on. [Confirm current pricing before publishing.]
For 12 months from enrollment, your full course fee ($1,495) can be credited toward legal services from Botelho Law Group — with priority scheduling, attorney review of your self-prepared documents, and a seamless case transfer.
All sales are final, except that the Confidence Credit Guarantee allows you to apply your fee toward legal services within 12 months. [Confirm and adjust to match your actual policy.]
An entire module teaches you to read and respond to RFEs under 8 CFR § 103.2(b)(8), including attorney-style response templates and cover letters.
The course includes a dedicated lesson on when you must hire an attorney — for example, criminal history, prior removals, or fraud allegations. The Confidence Credit Guarantee makes that transition straightforward.
No. Immigration outcomes depend on individual facts, correct application of the law, and USCIS discretion. Course completion does not guarantee approval.
No. Botelho Immigration Courses is not affiliated with or endorsed by USCIS, the U.S. Department of State, or any government agency.