Whether you are applying for citizenship, a student visa, adjustment of status, or a fiancée visa, you need experienced, responsive immigration counsel to ensure your immigration needs are met. We have a wealth of experience and knowledge of current immigration law. Our lawyers stay on top of the day to day changes in immigration legislation and regulations. In this climate of drastic immigration change, this knowledge is a necessity for any immigration counsel.  Our attorneys have the immigration experience and expertise to provide responsive cost-effective assistance in the many immigration issues that you will face in the United States and worldwide.

General Immigration

Whether you question your ability to work in a specific immigration status or need to know your options to visit the United States, we have counseled hundreds of clients in many diverse areas of immigration law. Immigration law is constantly changing and informed counsel is a necessity to ensure that you stay in compliance with the federal government’s immigration regulations. We are here to apply the complicated immigration law to your specific situation.

Adjustment of Status

When you’re deciding how to switch your current immigration status, it is important to know your options and the associated implications. We will work with you in deciding the timing of an adjustment of status application and how to suit your application with your travel goals. With the substantial investment of USCIS filing fees, it is wise to employ immigration counsel to direct you through this complicated process. Many of our immigration clients appreciate our long-term immigration service beginning with their entry into the United States to residency through citizenship.

Permanent Residency

There are many routes for immigrants to become lawful permanent residents of the United States; however the USCIS does not fully disclose all residency options to the public so it is imperative that immigration counsel be obtained to find the best and most efficient route to become a resident. There are many pitfalls and problem areas in a residency application in which an unsuspecting alien could be subject to deportation based on prior experiences. We are your experienced, residency, immigration counsel.

Naturalization

If you are a resident who enters or lives in the United States, U.S. citizenship is an option that must be closely reviewed. Naturalization is a complex process in which a lawful permanent resident applies to become a citizen of the United States. The USCIS conducts a thorough review of the applicant’s history to ensure the applicant meets the high standards of U.S. citizenship. Many lawful permanent residents have found that their naturalization application was denied and even times when the applicant was placed into deportation proceedings based on prior criminal actions. Naturalization is not a decision that should be taken lightly. We are ready to serve you in your naturalization application.

Visa Options

There are many opportunities for aliens to enter the United States. From the potentially simple visitor visa to the very important fiancée or spousal visa, you need to know the timing and what to expect in such a process. It is important to know your rights before you apply for a visa. We are experienced in handling consular affairs and the issues each embassy or consulate could raise in such a visa application. We stand ready to help with your visa needs.

Criminal Implications

If you have ever been convicted of a crime, it is imperative to receive guidance as to the implications of this activity on your immigration status. Even in the usual renewal of a lawful permanent residency card, adjustment of status application, or naturalization application, you must know what to expect from the USCIS in regard to your criminal history. Do not take a chance with your status. To minimize your exposure to deportation and other serious consequences, have our attorneys review your situation before you apply.