Frequently Asked Questions
General Questions
What services does YT Multiservices provide?
We specialize in immigration form preparation, document notarization, certified document translation, DCF benefit application assistance, business formation guidance, and personal and small business tax preparation. We serve clients across Florida, with offices in West Palm Beach.
Are you immigration attorneys?
No. We are document preparation specialists. We prepare, organize, and review your forms and documents with precision — but we do not provide legal advice or representation. For legal counsel, consult a licensed immigration attorney.
Do you offer services in Spanish?
Where are you located?
713 N Military Trail, West Palm Beach, FL 33415. We also serve clients throughout Florida.
How do I schedule a consultation?
You can schedule online through our booking portal, or call us at 561-502-9512.
Immigration Form Preparation
What immigration forms do you prepare?
We prepare a wide range of USCIS forms including adjustment of status (I-485), family petitions (I-130), work permits (I-765), naturalization (N-400), advance parole (I-131), asylum (I-589), and visa renewals, among others.
Can an error in my immigration form really cause a denial?
Yes. USCIS issues Requests for Evidence (RFE) for incomplete applications and may deny cases that do not meet its submission standards. Missing signatures, inconsistent information, and missing supporting documents are the most common preventable errors.
How much does immigration form preparation cost?
Fees depend on the form type and complexity. We discuss all costs upfront — no surprise charges. Contact us for a specific quote.
Document Notarization
Why do I need a notary public?
A notary public verifies the identity of signers, confirms that signatures are made voluntarily, and certifies the authenticity of documents. Many legal, financial, and immigration documents require notarization to be accepted by courts, government agencies, and institutions.
What ID do I need for notarization?
Florida requires current, government-issued photo identification — typically a passport, driver license, or state ID. The name on your ID must match the name on the document.
How much does notarization cost in Florida?
Florida law sets standard fees (typically $10 per notarial act). Additional fees may apply for specialized services. We are upfront about all costs.
Can I have a document notarized if I already signed it?
In most cases, no. For most notarial acts, the signer must appear and sign in front of the notary. Contact us before signing.
Certified Document Translation
What is a certified translation?
A certified translation includes a signed Certificate of Accuracy from the translator confirming the translation is complete and accurate. USCIS and most institutions require certified translations for all foreign-language documents.
Are your translations accepted by USCIS?
Yes. Our certified translations are prepared to meet USCIS standards and are accepted by the agency.
How long does a translation take?
Most standard documents are completed within 2 to 3 business days. We confirm timelines during your consultation.
Family Assistance, Business Formation, and Tax
Do you determine if my family qualifies for SNAP or Medicaid?
No. Eligibility is determined by the relevant agency. We prepare accurate, complete applications that give your family the best chance of a timely approval.
What is the difference between an LLC and a Corporation?
An LLC offers flexible structure and pass-through taxation. A Corporation has a more formal structure and may be better suited for businesses seeking outside investment. We explain both options during your consultation.
What is an ITIN and who needs one?
An ITIN is a tax identification number issued by the IRS for individuals not eligible for a Social Security Number. It is required for filing federal taxes and accessing certain financial services. We assist with applications and renewals.