Immigration

The United States has a series of laws that regulate how and under what circumstances citizens of other nations can enter to visit, work and/or live—temporarily and permanently—in this country. These complicated laws also establish the process for the removal and deportation of individuals and determine how and when a person born in another country can become a citizen of the United States.

Our law firm will use over thirty years of combined experience in the area to shepherd you through whatever immigration issues you may face including, but not limited to the following:  Representing  and defending individuals facing removal or deportation proceedings; fiancé/fiancée visa applications; Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) applications and renewals; Applications for Adjustment of Status for eligible foreign relatives in the country to receive their permanent resident status (“green card”); Consular processing to bring an immediate relative from another country to the United States as a permanent resident; Waivers;  Naturalization (Citizenship) applications; International Adoptions and invitations for relatives to visit.

The interdisciplinary nature of our law practice provides our clients with the added benefit of having attorneys who understand criminal law and the impact a criminal arrest may have on your immigration matter. Our experience in matrimonial and family law has aided many a client who needed to establish paternity, custody, divorce or adoption in connection with their immigration cases.

We can advise, counsel, represent and assist you no matter where you may find yourself in the process.