Peter Singh & Associates

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 8, 2015/07/14) */
Thank you for your correspondence to me dated July 03, 2015 regarding the above entitled matter. The matter presented here is an uncomplicated dispute over a past due amount of attorney's fees from a former client who simply does not want to pay...

for services rendered in good faith. In short, this client's immigration matter was successfully resolved as intended and agreed as his I-601A Waiver of unlawful presence was fully approved by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service. Further, my office has maintained cooperative and forthcoming communications in the normal course of business attempting simultaneously to collect the outstanding fees due and accommodate Mr. [redacted]'s concerns over the same all while his case was already successfully resolved as previously agreed.
Attached hereto please find a true and correct copy of my correspondence to Mr. [redacted] dated June 24, 2015 evidencing our most recent communication regarding his case. It is common knowledge that fee disputes arise frequently in all types of business dealings, however I believe Mr. [redacted]'s intent to invoke the Revdex.com's involvement in this particular matter is misplaced. Notwithstanding, I am and as always will remain prepared to cooperate fully with your offices regarding this matter through to its final and hopefully amicable resolution.
Your professional courtesy and consideration of the above and the attached is greatly appreciated. Please do not hesitate to contact me immediately should you have any questions or should you wish to discuss this matter further.
Initial Consumer Rebuttal /* (3000, 10, 2015/07/20) */
(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)
No I don't accept because in the letter I received it stated jis license was revoked so I hired another attorney.I called to let them know of my decision and my phone was never returned like always.
Final Consumer Response /* (4200, 14, 2015/07/29) */
(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)
I don't agree, I know for a fact my case would have been alot faster if they would have sent in paperwork on time.That is what I was told by the National Visa Center. For example, we filled out the waiver i601a In June 2013, they didn't submit it until December 2014 and that was because I called Mr.[redacted] office because the check I made out in June wasstill not cashed. Also when sending affidavat of support they left out documents twice and I was told it was the National Visa Center requesting forms again.I called Nvc, I was told that they sent in incomplete packets.
Final Business Response /* (4000, 16, 2015/08/05) */
The entire basis of Mr. [redacted]'s complaint and his reasoning from the beginning until now as to why he does not want to pay the attorneys fees he owes is his assertion that his case was not completed in a time frame that met with his personal satisfaction. Again, Mr. [redacted] acknowledges that his case was in fact successfully resolved and completed as agreed per our written agreement. Completion time lines in immigration cases vary significantly because each individual case is specifically unique, complicated and the factors differ greatly from case to case. In addition, multiple federal government agencies are involved in every immigration case, and these federal government agencies abide by their own timelines which cannot be predicted or controlled. In short, some immigration cases simply take longer than others to resolve. Based on the above factors alone, completion timelines in these types of immigration cases cannot not be predicted, controlled or guaranteed, and they therefore cannot be used as a basis for not paying fees owed per a written contract for work already completed and performed which clearly produced a successful resolution in Mr. [redacted]'s immigration case.
Accordingly, Mr. [redacted]'s immigration case was in fact completed and successfully resolved as agreed per our written agreement. The attorneys fees for the work my firm performed for Mr. [redacted] that resulted in the successful resolution of his immigration case are therefore rightfully owed by him in full.
In conclusion, Mr. [redacted] does not establish any grounds whatsoever in this entire complaint process on why my firm should not be paid as agreed in writing for the work previously performed for him that clearly resulted in the successful resolution of his immigration case.
Based on the foregoing, I respectfully request that this matter be dismissed in its entirety.
Sincerely,
[redacted], Esq.