FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Administrative procedures such as Immigration (VISA), Licenses & Permits, and Land Compensation require case-specific eligibility checks and documents. If you proceed without a proper pre-review, you may face avoidable supplements and delays. During the initial consultation, we organize the key facts, and when a case requires a higher-stakes judgment, the Representative Administrative Agent confirms the direction before proceeding.

Q1 How does the consultation process work?

The initial consultation is handled first by our Office Manager (English available), to quickly organize your situation and required materials.

  1. Key situation review: purpose, current status, timeline, and main issues
  2. Document guidance: minimum documents needed (scan/photo is acceptable)
  3. Pre-review: document structure, submission order, and likely supplement points
  4. Representative review (if needed): higher-risk matters are confirmed by the Representative Administrative Agent
A “submit first and fix later” approach often increases processing time and can create avoidable setbacks. That is why we prioritize a pre-review.
Q2 How are consultation fees handled?

Fees may vary depending on complexity, document volume, and time required. We provide the fee schedule in advance before the consultation begins.

  • Basic consultation: (e.g., 30 minutes / KRW 50,000)
  • Consultation with document review: (e.g., after review, 60 minutes / KRW 100,000)
  • If you proceed with representation: the consultation fee may be partly/fully credited (per office policy)
An informal check may seem cheaper, but missing eligibility or documents can lead to repeated supplements, increasing overall time and cost. When accuracy matters, a professional consultation is the safer choice.
Q3 Do I need to deliver documents in person? Can I use courier/registered mail?

In-person delivery is not required. We can work with courier, registered mail, and digital files (scan/photo). Some cases may require original copy verification, and we will advise you beforehand.

  • Initial check: eligibility and missing items via scan/photo
  • When originals are needed: receipt by registered mail/courier, with storage/return guidance
  • Privacy: documents are handled for the stated purpose only, with proper retention/disposal standards

The delivery method is less important than having the right document structure before submission. If this is not set correctly, supplements may repeat—professional review is recommended.