OUR IMMIGRATION SERVICES

Our firm supports U.S. citizens in filing I-130 petitions to sponsor immediate relatives for lawful permanent residency. 

We handle I-130 petitions for family members of U.S. Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs), helping reunite families through the green card process. 

We assist U.S. citizens with I-129F petitions for fiancé(e) visas, ensuring a smooth process from petition approval to consular processing and entry into the U.S. 

 We assist clients through the Diversity Visa (DV) consular processing, guiding them from selection to obtaining their immigrant visa for entry into the U.S. 

 We assist with I-485 applications for adjustment of status, including asylum-, family-based, K-1 fiancé(e) visa holders, and DV lottery winners seeking permanent residency. 

 We help Lawful Permanent Residents apply for U.S. citizenship through the N-400 naturalization process, providing guidance every step of the way. 

We help clients apply for advanced parole or a travel document using Form I-131, ensuring they can travel while awaiting their immigration benefits. 

Our firm specializes in crafting thorough and timely responses to USCIS Requests for Evidence (RFE) to strengthen clients' cases. 

We provide expert representation in responding to Notices of Intent to Deny (NOID), working to resolve issues and secure approval of immigration petitions. 

Our team files motions to reopen or reconsider USCIS denials, giving clients a second chance to present new evidence or correct legal errors in their cases. 

We assist families in navigating the CRBA application process to establish U.S. citizenship for children born overseas. Let our legal team guide you through securing your child's U.S. citizenship with a smooth and efficient CRBA process. 

 The CSPA allows certain children of immigrants, and children of U.S. Citizens, to keep their eligibility for immigration benefits even if they turn 21 while their application is being processed. Our experts are here to help you understand your eligibility under CSPA, and guide you through the process to ensure that your child remains eligible for their green card.