Question 1

Appealing denials

Accepted Answer

- Immigration court (EOIR) - USCIS - Consulate

Question 2

Legal advice

Accepted Answer

- Investigating the details of the case to find the best solution - Finding records for review and strategy planning - Analysis of criminal arrests in the United States and their effect on your immigration case - Analysis of all possible ways to obtain legal status and discussion of differences in cost, time and probability of success.

Question 3

Naturalization and citizenship

Accepted Answer

- We help individuals who are residents and wish to become citizens. - We help individuals who qualify for automatic citizenship by operation of law, even if they were born abroad.

Question 4

Pardons (Waivers)

Accepted Answer

We work with all types of immigration pardons to help you obtain your residency: - Illegal entry - Illegal time - Crimes - Illness ...And more

Question 5

Petitions for fiance and family members

Accepted Answer

- Husband/Wife - Husband/Husband - Wife/Wife - Children of residents - Children of citizens  - Parents of citizens - Fiance of citizen - Stepchildren

Question 6

Family Petitions

Accepted Answer

Do you have close family members with legal status in the United States? If so, they may be able to help you immigrate. Many people believe that they can manage the application process on their own, but small errors, like checking the wrong box on the application, may significantly delay your case or result in its denial. Contact us today to take all that paperwork and confusionn off your hands. We have years of experiecne helping families immigrate and stay in the United States. Keep your family together and call us today!

Question 7

Legal representation with USCIS

Accepted Answer

We attend all your USCIS appointments with you to make sure your rights are respected.

Question 8

Legal representation in court

Accepted Answer

We defend your right to remain in the United States in immigration court.

Question 9

Residence

Accepted Answer

- Petitions for permanent residence - Removal of conditions for residence

Question 10

Art and sports visas

Accepted Answer

- Art teachers and sports coaches - Artist and athlete assistants - Singers - Dancers - Actors - Models - Visual artists - Athletes from any type of sport ...And more

Question 11

Visas for victims of crimes (U visa)

Accepted Answer

Individuals who have been victims of a crime and cooperated in the investigation.

Question 12

Visas for victimes of abuse (VAWA)

Accepted Answer

- Individuals married to a resident or citizen with patterns of extreme problems in the relationship.   - Parents of US citizens who are or have been mistreated by their child. NOTE - Extreme problems in the marriage do not requiere being physically abused; it is important to consult with an atttorney to review the case.

SERVICES

Providing top-notch services is our first priority. If you qualify, we can offer payment plans that allow you to access the legal representation you need worry-free.

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