Get a Work Permit with the Help of a Deportation Attorney
The deportation process in the United States can take a very long time. Sometimes it can take five years or more from your first appearance in immigration court until the deportation judge makes a final decision in your case. During this time, it is very helpful to have a work permit to work lawfully in […]
A Visa Attorney can Help You in an Application for a Green Card
Lawful Permanent Residents and U.S. Citizens can petition to help their family members become lawful permanent residents and obtain a “green card.” A U.S. citizen can petition for his or her: Spouse Married Children Unmarried Children Parents (if the citizen is 21 or older) Siblings A lawful permanent resident can petition for his or her: […]
Fiancé Visas to the United States
If you are a United States citizen and you would like to marry your fiancé, who is a citizen of another country, in the United States you can file an application for a fiancé visa. A fiancé visa will allow your fiancé to legally enter the United States to marry you. Once you are married, […]
Can an Immigration Attorney Help Me Get a Work Permit Through DACA?
In June of 2012, President Obama announced a new program to help undocumented students who came to the United States as children. This program is called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA for short) or the Dream Act. Those who qualify under DACA have come to be known as The Dreamers. This program allows those […]
OBTAIN DEPORTATION DEFENSE from a reliable DEPORTATION ATTORNEY
Being detained by Immigration Enforcement (ICE) or finding out that a family member has been put in deportation proceedings can be very scary. Although you are not required to be represented by an immigration attorney in deportation, it is very helpful to hire a deportation attorney to represent you. Deportation attorneys know the immigration law […]
Applying for a Green Card Abroad versus in the United States
The application process for a green card (officially known as a permanent resident card), may be initiated either within or outside of the United States. If you process from within the United States, it is called adjustment of status. If you process from abroad, it is called consular processing. It is important to have a foundational […]