We intentionally focus on only the following practice areas to ensure you get the highest-quality, best-informed legal counsel.
Immigration (Family & Employment Based)
Perhaps the most common reason why applicants are unsuccessful when seeking immigration to the USA is because of improper filing of their application(s). The application process is both daunting and time-consuming. This is why we recommend that any and all seeking Immigration to the USA hire an experienced U.S. immigration lawyer.
Asylum
Under U.S. law, asylum may be granted to aliens who can establish they have well-founded fear of persecution if they were forced to return to country of citizenship or last habitual residence. The persecution must be on account of political opinion, race, religion, nationality, or membership in a particular social group.
Non-immigrant visas
In order to be admitted into the United States, a foreigner needs either an immigrant visa or a nonimmigrant visa. Non immigrant visas generally are for purposes of temporary employment or for schooling in the United States.
Citizenship & Naturalization
An application for U.S Citizenship is by no means an easy task. Many applicants have applied for citizenship only to learn that their applications were denied before ever having taken the citizenship test. Numerous issues are considered by the Department of Homeland Security in assessing a candidate's entire immigration record from their initial application for immigration benefits through their application for U.S citizenship.
Consular Issues
Help and advice provided by the diplomatic agents of a country to citizens of that country who are living or traveling overseas. ... provision of replacement travel documents. advice and support in the case of an accident, serious illness, or death.
Employment
We provide guidance on complex immigration issues resulting from mergers, acquisitions and other corporate changes.
Deportation and Removal Relief
Deportation and Removal cases are of the most complicated immigration matters one could have. Essentially, one has already been placed in removal proceedings and must appear in Immigration Court before a judge and convince the court how and why he or she may be eligible for relief from removal/deportation from the United States.