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"Dear Charles,
Since we met in May 2007, my wife and I were always convinced that we had the fortune to have been directed to the best Immigration lawyer available in The Great State of Texas, The United States of America and probably in the entire world. Those 10-15 minutes you took to interview us in 2007, in the conference room with the pictures of George Bush Sr. and the Captain Reef painting in the wall, gave us total confidence in putting ourselves in your hands. Definitively John and Sam were absolutely clear and precise when they recommended that we work our Visa requirements with you.
We understand, and we know of first hand, the dedication and commitment that your staff have to go through with a humongous amount of work, paper, communications and continuous monitoring of the progress. In addition, this is most likely done in a somewhat stressful environment, because you are dealing with people that naturally develop some anxiety for obtaining results as soon as possible.
I hope to visit with you for a short time time to personally thank you and to ratify our commitment to continue the process towards obtaining full Citizenship of The United States of America.
Kind regards,
Rodulfo y Marinela"
"You know, I've worked with several companies, which means I've dealt with lots of immigration lawyers. And this may sound sappy, but what I love about you guys, and you in particular, is that you never lose the human connection. You never forget that I'm a person, and that my family's lives are important too."
Jeff, Game Developer, Austin, Texas
"I am extremely thankful for the support and guidance you have provided me whenever I needed it. I will always always pray for both of you and your families for a very successful and prosperous life."
Nazren, Computer Programmer, Houston, Texas
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Charles C. Foster has been featured in Li Cunxin's (Bestselling Author & Public Speaker) autobiography and future feature film "Mao's Last Dancer"
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Memoir Tiptoes Between Cultures
"'Mao's Last Dancer' is better than advertised.
The movie displays the art of the lawyer’s craft in representing his client, as the lawyer threads the needle between the conflicting interests of two countries in such a way as to satisfy all concerns and allows his client to be the big winner. What makes it even more refreshing, in a culture that celebrates power and individualistic accomplishment, this lawyer quietly continues about his work for more than a quarter of a century without self-aggrandizement or public fan-fare before he engages in any public celebration of this legal victory.
It should be viewed by law students and lawyers alike, that they might better understand professionalism and the appropriate role of the lawyer in representing clients.
John F. Rhem, Attorney
Rhem & Golvach"
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