After waiting for eight years for a visa number to become available to find out my next steps in the process to receive my green card, I finally received an email on March 9, 2015 informing me that my case was ready. I was so happy. I instantly called my girlfriend at the time to inform her and as expected she was extremely happy.
Everything was going great until I received an email from NVC informing me that I would have to do my immigration interview and medical in Kingston, Jamaica. My girlfriend instantly said that she did not like the idea because she have heard of cases of people going back to their home country to do their interview and get stuck for one reason or another. After informing my parents about what was going on they told me that everything was ok because they did all of the paperwork correct. My girlfriend at the time was still not happy. In fact, she was adamant that we should consult an attorney. After searching and reading up reviews about attorneys online she sent me a link to Mr. Loblack on Facebook. After setting up a consultation with Mr. Loblack and explaining my situation my worst fear became reality. He told me that if I should go I stand the chance of getting bar from reentry for a period of roughly 10 years because I overstayed (Base on what my parents told me I didn't knew that I overstayed) a period exceeding six months.

My unhappiness gradually began to go away after Mr. Loblack informed me that I can go to the interview in Jamaica but I would have to have a waiver. As a result, I hire him as an attorney.

After following everything that Mr. Loblack and his team (Nadia, Sue, Danielle, Wolf, Rachelle and especially Rose) told me to do I was able to receive a waiver after roughly four months in January 2017.
I leave for Jamaica on February 5 to do my medical at the St. Andrew's Hospital on February 8 and my interview on the Jamaican Embassy on February 24.
While in Jamaica everything went smoothly. In fact, I was able to return to America roughly two weeks after my interview.

In closing, I must say that as a result of the great job that Mr. Loblack did I am now an American resident. Also, I would recommend him without hesitation to anybody with an immigration problem. He and his team is the GREATEST.

I was in trouble with my immigration case I didn't know what to do and I was referred to Mr Loblack by some who spoke very highly of him and his law firm. Having been a client of his for several years now, I can sincerely say that commendation was well placed. Mr Loblack expertly handled my Immigration matter and I am very pleased with the outcome.i find him to be patient thorough and a consummate professional I recommend him whole heartedly.