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We practice in all aspects of immigration law including:
A consultation costs $100 for up to an hour.
1.- Call now on +1-555-555-555 and speak with one of our receptionists. (If you prefer to have us call you, please use the form below.)
2.- She’ll ask for some information about your case to determine which of our attorneys is best suited to help you.
3.- After that she’ll ask for your card details and process payment.
4.- If it’s convenient for you to consult with your attorney right away she’ll put you through. If it’s not, she’ll arrange to have your attorney call you at a time that suits you.
If you like, we can record your consultation so you can refer to it later.
We can help you apply for permanent residence - a Green Card - so you can live and work in the United States. If you're currently in the United States this is done through a process called Adjustment of Status. If you're outside the United States it'll be Consular Processing. We can help either way.
There are several ways to qualify to become a citizen through naturalization. The most common are:
A child may qualify for naturalization if one, or both, of the parents are U.S. citizens, the child was born outside the U.S., the child is currently residing outside the U.S., and all other eligibility requirements are met.
Deportation cases are usually urgent. If you, or a loved one, are facing deportation please contact us right now.There are several was to prevent deportation:
You may be eligible for asylum if you've been persecuted, or fear persecution), in your home country because of your race, religion, national origin, political opinion or membership in a particular social group.
To be eligible for cancelation of removal, a person must prove:
A person can become a permanent resident (Green Card holder) through Adjustment of Status. Someone else - an employer or family member will normally file a petition for you.
The U Visa permanent residency is granted to a victim of a serious crime in the United States. The person must have cooperated or be willing to cooperate with the police investigation.
A person may be eligible to become a lawful permanent resident if they are the victim of battery or extreme cruelty committed by:
A person detained by Immigration may be released if a bond is granted by ICE or an immigration judge. The bond guarantees that the person will attend their court hearings. If they don't, they forfeit the bond.
Detainees may be released without a bond but fitted with an electronic monitoring ankle bracelet.
We can help you with the process of applying for asylum. This may eventually lead to you becoming a lawful permanent resident - LPR.
Requirements to qualify for asylum:
We can help you apply for affirmative or defensive asylum:
Affirmative asylum is for people who are not currently in court proceedings. Normally within a year of entry to the United States.
Defensive asylum is for people who are already in court proceedings.
We can help you apply for several types of visas.
Immigrant visas are for people who want to live in the United States.
Non-immigrant visas are for temporary visits eg tourism, business, work, visiting family, or studying.
We can help with both, including K1 fiancé visas.
Blessed with the strength and help of God, and inspired by a sense of duty to help families to be together, for almost 30 years we have been able to fight and win more than 50,000 cases that have positively impacted thousands of people.
Thanks to the tireless work of my team of more than 200 professionals, among which are the 20 lawyers who fight with me, we have defended the immigrants who have put their future in our hands.
Because our mission is to help families, we have ten offices in four states: Texas, Illinois, California, and Colorado. With involvement in the communities, we have managed to extend a helping hand to those who need it.
