We provide comprehensive representation in all areas of individual and business immigration, citizenship, and related matters. Our clients include
- individuals who come to the United States with different types of visas and are willing to change their status or establish permanent presence here
- business entities and employees of international companies who pursue investment, business, or employment opportunities in the U.S.
We understand how much people put on the map when they decide to come to another country, whether it is for personal or professional reasons. Our clients are guaranteed that they can obtain honest advice in any circumstances and their rights and interests are aggressively represented and protected. Our services include, but not limited to:
- Family-based immigration
- immediate relatives of U.S. citizens
- immediate relatives of Permanent Residents
- family preference immigrant categories
- Why preference category matters?
- Who does not qualify for family-based immigration?
- How do I apply for a green card for a relative who lives outside of the United States?
- How do I apply for a green card for a relative who is already in the United States?
- How can I get a green card through marriage?
- Can I get married during removal proceedings?
- What if my U.S. citizen or permanent resident spouse is abusive? VAWA petitions
- Spouses, parents or children of a member of Armed Forces who died in combat
- Employment-based immigration
- Immigration program EB-1A for individuals with extraordinary ability in arts, science, athletics, education, or business
- Immigration program EB-1B for outstanding professors and researchers
- Immigration program EB-1C for Multinational Managers and Executives
- Immigration program EB-2 for professional with advanced degree or exceptional ability in science, arts, or business
- How can I get National Interest Waiver?
- Immigration program EB-3 for professionals, skilled ad unskilled worker
- Immigrtion program EB-4 for religious workers
- Programs that require a sponsorship of the U.S. employer vs. programs that can be applied for independently
- I qualify for one of EB visa categories. What comes next?
- Investment-based immigration
- Business immigration
- Asylum/Refugee/Parolee
- All types of non-immigrant visas:
- Difference between non-immigrant and immigrant visas
- Visa Waiver Program
- business visitors and tourists (B visas);
- academic and vocational students and their families (F and M visas);
- exchange visitors (J visas);
- Fiancees or spouses of the U.S. citizens and their unmarried children (K visas)
- temporary employment (H visas)
- intra-company transferee (L visas);
- religious servants (R visas);
- people with exceptional abilities, their families and support personnel (O visas)
- athletes, entertainers, their families and support personnel (P visas)
- Participants in cultural exchange programs (Q visas)
- family members of lawful permanent residents (V visas);
- treaty traders, investors, their families and employees (E visas);
- TN NAFTA professionals
- Ambassadors, diplomats, officialsand employees of foreign governments (A and G visas)
- foreign media representatives (I visas).
- Law Enforcement Visas (S, T and U visas)
- Transit, Crewmen, and Other Temporary Visas
- Corporate immigration planning and strategy
- Naturalization and Citizenship
If somebody wishes to visit, study, work, or live in the United States, we are here to make his/her dreams come true smoothly and expeditiously. We keep our clients fully informed about U.S. immigration laws and procedures, helping them to make calculated decisions instead of uneducated guesses and costly mistakes. Most importantly, we help our clients to save time, fruitless efforts and money, and ensure that they are on the right path to the happy and rewarding future in the USA.
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