Gupta and Wiora PC

To Our Clients and Colleagues:

As the situation with COVID-19 develops, the health and well-being of our clients and staff are of the highest priority to Gupta and Wiora, P.C. We are following the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control along federal, state, and local municipalities to ensure that we keep safe.

We would like to reassure you that Gupta and Wiora, P.C. is set up to provide continuity of legal services to our clients. Gupta and Wiora, P.C. has remote working capability; our attorneys and staff are equipped to work securely from home if needed. We will continue to be accessible by phone and email.

Can I have a consultation with my attorney remotely?
Yes, please call or email your attorney to determine the best arrangement.

Will my attorney be available to answer questions and work on my case?

Yes, your legal matters will continue to receive proper attention. If our attorneys/staff begins to work remotely, you can expect your phone calls and emails to be responded to in a timely manner and case preparation to progress.

How are immigration appointments/oath ceremonies at USCIS field offices, application support centers, and other venues being affected?

USCIS has announced the de-scheduling of routine face to face services through at least April 1, 2020. Please follow further updates at link below as the situation is rapidly changing. This is general information from USCIS. Please confirm with your attorney before taking any action specific to your case.

With regard to family law and probate matters, how are court hearing affected?

The Texas courts are adjusting regular operations and most non-emergency hearings are being rescheduled. The Courts will not hear uncontested or prove up matters. Some courts are taking agreed orders by submission and not requiring a hearing, but that will be determined on a case by case basis. Although the situation changes daily, we are following the situation closely and are constantly being updated on what the courts are doing during this time. Please speak with your attorney to assess what this will mean for your case.

Can I consult with an attorney about a new immigration, family law, or estate/probate matter?

Yes, we are committed to ensuring that no business interruption occurs. Please call or email our office to schedule a phone consultation.

Our commitment to providing the same level of comprehensive representation on which we have built our name has not and will not change. Although we may not physically be together, we will work as a team to meet your needs in as timely and as personalized a manner as possible.

Our Sincerest Regards,

Gupta and Wiora, P.C.

USCIS Response to the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) ALERT: As of March 18, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has suspended routine in-person services until at least April 1 to help slow the spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).

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