Arcia and Associates

To book or schedule an appointment, the site gives two routes: call 718-424-2222 for the Queens office or 845-414-9159 for Spring Valley, or complete the contact form on the Contactenos page. The FAQ's standing advice is to schedule an appointment so an attorney can review the specific case documents.

The website states plainly that its content is general educational information and not legal advice, that every case is different and must be evaluated individually, and that reading the site, sending a form, texting, calling or leaving a voicemail does not create an attorney-client relationship. Past results shown on the site do not indicate what will happen in any other matter.

The main phone number published for these services is 718-424-2222, and a second office phone is 845-414-9159. The website is published mainly in Spanish, with an English section at arciaandassociates.com/in-english/.

The published pages do not list price, prices, pricing, cost, rates or fees for any of these services, and no office hours are published. The site does not publish a services menu beyond the three practice areas above. Anyone who needs a quote, an estimate of what a matter would cost, or an appointment should contact the firm directly by phone or through the contact form on the site. The website states that sending a contact form, sending a text message, making a phone call or leaving a voicemail does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Spring Valley office

75 N. Main Street, #3, Spring Valley, NY 10977. Phone: 845-414-9159. (The site footer shows this address as "5 N Main St #3" on some pages, while the Oficinas and Contactenos pages show 75 N. Main Street; the 75 N. Main Street form appears on the office and contact pages.)

The area served, as described on the site: the immigration page says the firm offers assistance throughout New York City and surrounding counties, and the FAQ says it represents clients with cases in New York, New Jersey and before Immigration Courts elsewhere in the United States where federal law permits. Several pages carry a line saying the firm has offices in Queens, Manhattan and Spring Valley, but no Manhattan address is published anywhere on the site.

The website does not publish office hours or opening times for either location. The contact page displays the phrases "Disponible 24/7" and "Hablamos espanol" next to the contact form; it does not say what specifically is available 24/7, and no schedule of open hours is given. To confirm whether an office is open, or to book an appointment at a particular location, call the office directly. The contact form asks whether the person is located in New York, New Jersey or elsewhere.

Lists Republic, York, Rahway, Long Island City, Manhattan, New York City, Queens, and Green as a location. Names New Jersey, New York, United States, New York City, and East Harlem as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

To get an estimate or a quote for a specific matter, the site directs people to contact the office. The published ways to make contact are the phone numbers 718-424-2222 (Queens) and 845-414-9159 (Spring Valley), and the contact form at arciaandassociates.com/contactenos/, which asks for a name, email, phone, whether the person is located in New York, New Jersey or elsewhere, and a message describing the case.

Because the firm publishes no rates, no one should be told or given an estimate of what a case would cost, what a filing fee would be, or how a fee would be structured. The site also warns not to include confidential or sensitive information in a contact form, text message or voicemail, and states that submitting a form, texting, calling or leaving a voicemail does not create an attorney-client relationship.

The personal injury page says the firm assists people injured in construction accidents, car collisions and other traumatic situations, that its personal injury attorneys in Queens communicate directly with clients, and it describes New York's pure comparative negligence system in general terms.

Both accident pages carry a form headed "Consulta Gratuita Para Accidentes!" (free consultation for accidents). Apart from that free consultation, the site publishes no price, prices, pricing, cost, rates or fees for accident cases. Nothing on these pages predicts a result in any particular case, and this document does not either.

The FAQ states the firm assists clients in several languages, including English, Spanish, Quechua, Kichwa and German, and that it seeks to arrange interpretation services when additional language help is needed. It says it represents clients from Ecuador, Venezuela, Colombia, Mexico, the Dominican Republic and many other countries.

The site is explicit that outcomes are not predictable: its FAQ says the best strategy depends on the facts, documents, court history, ICE history and current status of each individual case, that nationality alone does not determine whether a case will succeed or how fast it moves, and that no attorney can guarantee a fast approval. The site's own legal notice says the information there is general education, not legal advice, and that reading the site or scheduling an appointment does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship. No prices, fees or rates for immigration work are published.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.