Immigration Law
The immigration process can be complex and overwhelming. Whether you are seeking immigration help for yourself or a family member, we understand the uncertainty that comes with the process. In addition to family-sponsored visas, we can also assist you in obtaining business/visitor visas and treaty investor visas.
- Family-Sponsored Visas: There are several ways that you can bring a family member to the United States through family-sponsored visas. Depending on your status as a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident, you can apply for a visa. If you are engaged to be married, we can also assist you in obtaining a fiancé visa.
- Waivers: Waivers are available to certain individuals, including qualified medical personnel. Please contact our office to discuss your eligibility for a waiver.
- Withholding of Removal: Withholding of removal is an alternative to asylum and is available to those who fear persecution upon returning to their native country. We can assist you in determining whether you qualify for withholding of removal and to assist you in that process.
Consultation information for immigration law cases
If you have the following documents available, please bring them with you to your first immigration consultation with our office:
- Your passport, I-155 (aka your Green Card), and/or work authorization card
- Any immigration papers or letters you may have received from—
- United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement
- Department of Homeland Security
- United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
- Copies of any petitions you have already filed, even if they have been rejected
- A list of all the dates that you entered the United States
- Papers that establish a family relationship (for family sponsored visas)
- Marriage certificate, children's birth certificates, and adoption papers
