Immigration Defense
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“Remember, remember always, that all of us, and you and I especially, are descended from immigrants and revolutionists.” – Franklin D. Roosevelt, The 32nd U.S. President
Immigrant & Non Immigrant Visa
In order for a foreign national to legally enter, live and work in the United States, he or she must obtain an immigrant visa. Temporary visits or stays in the U.S. can be authorized by obtaining a non-immigrant visa, however permanent residency for foreign nationals can only be obtained through an immigrant visa.
Removal & Deportation Defense
Immigrants and non-citizens in the United States face the very real threat of removal or deportation for failing to follow proper protocol or as punishment for criminal activity. Facing removal proceedings can be strenuous and troubling. If you or someone you know could be deported, it is absolutely essential to secure sound legal representation to fight this possibility.
Asylum
Asylum is the protection granted to foreign nationals who feel they cannot return to their native country. Seeking asylum is often confused with requesting refugee status, however, one main difference is that an individual who is requesting asylum is already in the country at the time of their request. In most cases, asylum is requested because an individual feels they would be in some form of mortal danger if they were to return to their country.
Green Card
Individuals looking to become permanent residents of the United States must obtain a green card. The green card gets its name due to originally being the color green. A green card, also known as a permanent alien registration card, gives an individual certain immigration benefits including the ability to live and work in the U.S.
Employment Authorizations
In the United States, employers are prohibited from knowingly hiring individuals who are not authorized to work in the country. In order to work in this country, the government and employers require workers to hold employment authorization documents to verify the worker's legal ability to work. Failure to on the part of the unlawful worker and the employer to have a worker's employment eligibility verification on hand could result in serious legal action.
Naturalization
If an individual was not born a U.S. citizen, or did not obtain citizenship instantly after birth, he or she may become a U.S. citizen through the process of naturalization. Among the many rights that an individual receives upon becoming a U.S. citizen, he or she is permitted to hold a U.S. passport, serve on a jury, and register and vote.
LGBT
Now that same-sex marriage is legal across the United States, this means that same-sex partners everywhere have the same immigration rights that all couples have. There are two main options for gay and lesbian foreign citizens. The first is through marriage to a U.S. citizen. The second is by applying for asylum within the United States. Our firm proudly serves the LGBT community and we have extensive experience with both marriage cases and with asylum claims.
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With decades of combined legal expertise, our team has successfully navigated countless cases, earning a reputation for reliability and results. We understand that choosing a legal partner is a significant decision, and we are committed to demonstrating our deep knowledge and unwavering dedication in every case we handle. When you choose us, you're not just getting legal representation; you're gaining a trusted ally with a proven track record.
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We are relentless in our pursuit of justice for our clients. Whether you're facing a personal injury claim, criminal charges, or a complex business dispute, we stand by your side, advocating fiercely on your behalf. With unwavering commitment and strategic legal acumen, our firm is dedicated to protecting your rights and achieving the best possible outcome for your case.