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| United States Immigration laws are complex and extensive. If you
wish to travel, work or do business in the United States you will
need an experienced law firm which will respond to your immigration
issues promptly and professionally. We handle all immigration matters
including:
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| Immigration Services for Individuals, Families &
Marriage Based Applicants |
| Our office provides counsel and legal assistance to those seeking
immigration benefits by way of a family relationship, including those
who marry or seek to marry a U.S. citizen or U.S. permanent resident.
Whether the foreign national is in the U.S. or overseas we are ready
to put our expertise to work in explaining to clients their legal
options and devising the most effective strategy suited to their particular
needs. |
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We assist individuals with a variety of immigration law benefits,
such as:
Family visa matters, including green card through
marriage
K1 - Fiancé visas
K3 – Temporary Visa for Spouse
K4 – Temporary Visa for child
V - Lawful Permanent Resident Spouse or Child, Dependent Children
Adjustment of status
B2 extension of visitor visa status
Overseas consular processing
F1 Student visa matters
Employment Authorization
U.S. citizenship / naturalization
International adoption |
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| Immigration Services for Businesses, Corporations
and Their Employees |
We provide immigration law representation for both employers and
future/current employees in all immigration law contexts:
B1
– Visitor for Business
E-1/E-2 – Investors/International Trade
H-1B – Professionals and Specialty Occupation Workers
H-2A and H-2B – Temporary Shortage/Seasonal Workers
H-3 – Trainees
J – Cultural Exchange Worker
L-1A and L-1B – Intra-company (international) transferees,
including executives, managers and individuals possessing "specialized
knowledge"
O and P – entertainers, artists and athletes
R-1 – Religious Workers
TN – Canadian and Mexican workers under NAFTA
Labor Certification in support of permanent resident filings for
professionals, skilled workers and unskilled workers
National Interest Waiver
EB 1 - Employment Based for Worker of Extraordinary Ability, Executives
& Managers
EB 2 - Employment Based for Advanced Degree & Exceptional
Ability
EB 3 - Employment Based for Skilled Worker & Unskilled Workers
EB 4 - Employment Based for Special Immigrants
EB 5 - Employment Based for Employment Creation |
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| We understand that the process often seems complicated for individuals
and employers. Our goal is to make the procedure as easy, quick and
trouble-free as possible. |
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| Detention, Deportation & Removal |
| For many reasons, people find themselves in deportation or removal
proceedings. In these proceedings the Department of Homeland Security
tries to deport you from the United States. A successful case depends
on many factors including how long you have been here in the United
States, your family relationships, or whether you have a past criminal
history. There are many ways of winning a deportation or removal case.
Our law firm will respond quickly and effectively to assist you and
your family in every way possible to secure bond when it is available
and to prevent the deportation. |
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| Asylum and United Nations Convention Against Torture
Relief |
| Asylum is based on the belief that we should relieve foreign persons
from being subject to persecution or torture if returned to their
home country. A successful outcome requires thorough preparation with
all the necessary corroborating evidence. Our firm works in partnership
with the client to achieve this success. |
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| Domestic Violence, Violence Against Women Act |
| Congress has realized that domestic violence is a problem in the
immigration setting. A spouse may be subject to domestic violence
or emotional abuse but is hesitant to report such crimes for fear
of immigration consequences. These types of abuse have resulted in
special laws such as the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). These
laws are designed to protect women, men and children from the aggressive
acts of family members. Our firm is very proud to participate in assisting
victims of domestic violence obtain lawful status in the United States
in accordance with these laws. Our law firm is unique in that we have
an in-house expert, Dr. Christine Grant who can provide a thorough
and detailed psychological evaluation to accompany your application. |
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| Appeals and Federal Court Litigation |
| Our law firm prepares each and every kind of appeal regarding all
types of petitions and applications under the Immigration and Nationality
Act. An appeal can be filed from decisions of the Immigration Court,
the U.S. Immigration and Citizenship Services, the Department of Labor
and other agencies. We also challenge the actions of the Immigration
Court, Board of Immigration Appeals and Department of Homeland Security
in the United States District Courts and the Courts of Appeal. |
