Law Office of Alena Shautsova lists New York locations in Brooklyn and Amityville. Its website describes asylum, removal defense, green cards, citizenship, employment and family visas, with a focus on Russian-speaking clients. Review evidence is limited to one visible account and a Google mirror; the package does not independently confirm licensing.
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Zadykyan Law lists a practice in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, covering asylum, removal defense, family and work visas, green cards and naturalization. Its website states service in English, Russian and Armenian. The research material does not include independent government-registry confirmation of the attorney's license.
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50 platform ratings · not unique clients. Platform totals may contain overlapping reviews and are not a count of unique clients.
| Source platform | Recorded score / 5 | Ratings | Observation date |
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| reviews.birdeye.comIndexed platform snapshotIncluded in source-derived scoreverified indexed | ★★★★★4.9 / 5 | 50 | Date not established |
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Services & pathways
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- Extraordinary ability & NIW
- Family immigration
- Business & employment
- Asylum & defense
- Citizenship
- Specific categories or forms listed in source materials: O-1, EB-3
- Asylum matters
- Removal defense and immigration court matters
- Family-based immigration
- Marriage-based immigration
- Citizenship and naturalization services
- Immigration waivers
- Consular processing
- Adjustment of status
- Mandamus matters
How to read Zadykyan Law reviews
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Practice and service scope
Zadykyan Law lists a practice in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, covering asylum, removal defense, family and work visas, green cards and naturalization. Its website states service in English, Russian and Armenian. The research material does not include independent government-registry confirmation of the attorney's license.
Sources: Official website
What selected accounts describe
The limited Birdeye examples describe a prompt response and a smooth document process. These brief accounts do not provide a complete view of the practice or independently verify outcomes.
Sources: birdeye.com (observed 2026-10-07)
Getting started and working together
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Sources: zadykyanlaw.com (observed 2026-10-08), zadykyanlaw.com (observed 2026-10-08), zadykyanlaw.com (observed 2026-10-08)
Fees, scope and contract terms
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Sources: zadykyanlaw.com (observed 2026-10-08)
Questions to resolve before engagement
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- Which named attorney or service team is responsible for my case, and what professional checks can I make?
- Which preparation, filing, RFE, interview or appeal stages are included, and which require another engagement?
- Are government fees, translations and third-party expenses additional? Which written provisions govern cancellation, refunds or changes of strategy?
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Useful signals
- The limited Birdeye examples describe a prompt response and a smooth document process.
The source record
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- zadykyanlaw.comCaptured 2026-10-08
- zadykyanlaw.comCaptured 2026-10-08
- reviews.birdeye.comCaptured 2026-10-07
- reviews.birdeye.comCaptured 2026-10-07
- zadykyanlaw.comCaptured 2026-10-08
- reviews.birdeye.comCaptured 2026-10-09
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