Nana Babington is a lawyer practicing immigration law, family law, business law and 2 other areas of law. Nana received a B.A. degree from College of Foreign Languages in 1988, and has been licensed for 26 years. Nana practices at Babington Law Office, PLLC in Falls Church, VA.
Nana Babington represented me on several occasions: she defended me during my complicated immigration case for a green card and then for naturalization. I have also visited her many times for consultation on various issues and have received top-notch service. Babington also represented my son's immigration case. She prepared a lot of paperwork on his behalf and and provided an excellent service during the green card process.
Mrs Babington represented me in the immigration case at the United States Consulate in Tbilisi, Georgia. After waiting for 13 years, my father and family had received an approval for the Green Card. My particular case was complicated because at that time I had passed 21, therefore, I was not scheduled with the rest of my family for an interview at the U.S. Consulate. Using her professional expertise a and recommendations, my case was added and I received a permanent resident status. Mrs Babingto
Ms. Babington is a fantastic lawyer, extremely competent and compassionate. She represented my family members a number of times and led their cases to positive outcomes. If you're looking for a knowledgeable and affordable lawyer, she is the person go to.
I do not recommend Nana Babington as a lawyer and I would rate her 0 if I could. She has failed my citizenship case, even though it was an easy one if applied at the right time. Because I was away from the US for 10 months during the past 5 years, I needed an attorney to give me a legal advice on when I should apply for my US Citizenship. So, on October 2019, I scheduled a PAID telephone appointment with Ms. Babington regarding this matter where she advised that I was already eligible to apply for US Citizenship. Further, I made the FULL payment (both the application fee and attorney fees) and she filed my case. Unfortunately, when I arrived at my interview I understood that being away from the States for 10 months I have broken the continuous residency requirement and as a result my case will be denied. The denial letter clearly explained that in case of absence over 6 months one must have some ties with the USA (either have an immediate family member residing in the USA, or be employ
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