Murad Immigration Law
Murad Immigration Law
Your address stays the same. Every email, every calendar event, every contact comes with you — now in Gmail and Google Calendar, the tools you already know. This page walks you through it in plain English.
The three things everyone asks first:
You're still you@muradimmigration.com. Clients won't notice a thing.
Years of email, your calendar, and all your contacts are copied over — going back to day one.
The move happens behind the scenes. When it's ready, you simply log in. That's it.
Rather hear it than read it? Press play for a quick, friendly walkthrough of what's happening and what you'll need to do.
It takes about two minutes. We'll let you know the day it's ready — until then, keep using your email exactly as you do today.
Open mail.google.com in any web browser (or the Gmail app on your phone).
Sign in with you@muradimmigration.com — the same address you have now.
We'll hand you a one-time password. You'll be asked to create your own right away.
You'll confirm a quick second step (a tap on your phone) so your account stays protected. We'll walk you through it.
Have a look around and make sure everything feels right. If anything seems off, tell us — that's exactly what this test period is for.
Search an old message. Check your folders carried over as labels.
Glance at the next few months — meetings, court dates, deadlines.
Open Google Contacts and spot-check a few names.
Email a coworker and reply — make sure mail flows both ways.
Add the account to the Gmail app so you have email on the go.
If a program uses your work email to sign in, tell us so we can reconnect it.
A handful of older calendar entries — mostly meetings set up by people who've since left the firm — need one extra nudge to come over. If that affects your calendar, we'll point it out and it takes about two minutes:
.ics file..ics file you just saved, pick your calendar, and click Import.You don't need to do this. Gmail and Google Calendar work beautifully on their own, and most people feel at home within a day or two — so we'd suggest giving them a fair shot first. But if Outlook is where you live and you'd simply rather keep it, you don't have to give it up: you can point Outlook at your new Google account. It's a little more hands-on, and we're glad to set it up with you.
tools.google.com/dlpage/gssmo, then sign in with your Google account. It builds your Outlook profile and keeps mail, calendar, and contacts in sync. (Works with the Outlook in Microsoft 365, Outlook 2021, and Outlook 2019.)Not sure which fits you? Just ask — we'll have you set up in a few minutes.
Brian Connelly
Setup, sign-in, and anything that looks off.