Successful Citizenship Applications Without a Lawyer?
Hii .. I have been living here in Cz for the last 8 years. Looking to apply for citizenship after 10 years of residency. I met with an immigration lawyer a week ago for a consultation. We went over my case and she quoted me a price for working with them. It seems quite expensive. I'd like to think I'm an organized person, on top of my stuff, I'm wondering if anyone has any experience completing the application (successfully) without the help of a law firm? Do you have any tips?
I'm already starting to gather documents - I made a bunch of certified copies of documents last week, and got started on the apostille-ing process for my brith certificate. I'm starting to write my CV and gather supporting evidence for my integration. I'm in the process of making a list of all the places I've travelled. I passed both exams last month. The lawyer said my case is overall strong (with the exception of being registered at the work office for a short time). When I asked if they'd be able to work with me just on this issue, they said before they accepted that, we'd have to have another consultation just to talk about that, and then go from there.
Anyone out there that has done this process by themselves successfully? Any tips? Am I crazy to try to do it by myself?