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Our online case management tools will help you answer all the important questions you have about all immigration cases.
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What would you like to primarily do in the United States?

Please select one of the following options:

US Citizenship

Becoming a US citizen entails specific rights, duties and following benefits: consular protection outside the United

Green Card

U.S. Citizens and lawful permanent residents have the ability to petition for certain members of their family

Asylum

People come to the United States every year seeking protection because they have suffered persecution or fear if they return to their home country they will suffer persecution

US Visas

Foreign nationals wishing to enter the United States must typically obtain a visa

Business

Foreign nationals wishing to enter the United States must typically obtain a visa

Other

Foreign nationals wishing to enter the United States must typically obtain a visa

What is your status

Apply for Asylum (Form I-589)

To apply for asylum, an alien who is physically present in the U.S. must submit a Form I-589 (Application for Asylum and Withholding of Removal). In support of this application, the applicant must show the following: He/She has a fear of persecution;The fear is well founded; “at least one central reason for” persecution is race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion; and He/She is unable to return to the home country or country of last residence because of persecution or a well founded fear or prosecution.

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U.S. Citizen’s Spouse, minor Children and Parents

The number of Green Cards issued in this manner is not limited since the U.S. government desires to keep families together. However, only certain family members are considered immediate relatives of a U.S. citizen: spouses, widows and widowers, parents and unmarried children who are under 21 years of age. These foreigners may apply for a Green Card while in the U.S. provided that they entered the country in a legal way.

Green Card via a job offer

The offer of a permanent job in the United States is one immigration path to permanent residency.

Apply for DACA (Form I-821d)

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, is a relatively new policy that calls for limited immigration benefits for certain undocumented young people who arrived in the United States as children.

Aply for Fiancé Visa (Form I-129F)

In order for a foreign national and their future U.S. citizen spouse to avoid a long physical separation, a K-1 visa is issued to a non-U.S. fiancé(e). This enables the couple to get married in a timely manner and subsequently file a Green card petition with the USCIS. Minor children (under the age of 18) of a non-U.S. fiancé(e) are issued a K-2 visa.

Renew DACA Status

If your original 2-year DACA is expiring, you may be eligible for a renewal.

Victim of Abuse (VAWA) (Form I-360)

If you are the victim of abuse by a spouse, child, or parent you are eligible to file a visa petition under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) amendment to the Immigration and Nationality Act. VAWA permits certain spouses, children and parents of U.S. Citizens or green card holders (lawful permanent residents) to submit a petition for themselves. The abuser will not be notified of the petition, which allows victims to safely seek independence from their abusers. VAWA eligibility is not limited to women and applies equally to men.

Apply for permission to re-enter the U.S (Form I-131)

A re-entry permit issued by the USCIS, grants permission for U.S. permanent residents and conditional permanent residents to re-enter the United States following extended stays abroad.

Intracompany Transferee L-1

The L-1 visa is a temporary non-immigrant visa that allows companies to transfer foreign qualified employees to its United States subsidiary or parent company.

U.S. Citizen's Child (over 21) and Sibligs

U.S. citizens may petition on behalf of family members who don’t fall into the “immediate relative” category. Once the petition has been approved and a visa number made available, unmarried children of 21 years of age or older, married children of any age as well as siblings of a U.S. citizen (the U.S. sibling has to be at least 21) can apply for a Green Card through a U.S. Consulate in their native country.

Spouse or unmarried Children of Green Card holder

A fairly limited number of Green Cards is issued to spouses and unmarried children of permanent residents. The U.S. relative has to file a visa petition for you and any of your unmarried children. As soon as this visa is available, you have the right to apply for a Green Card at your local U.S. Consulate. There is also a reasonably short waiting period associated with this type of immigration benefit.

Extraordinary Ability (O -Visa)

Athletes, business professionals, educators, scientists, and artists of all types may qualify for an O visa if they have been nationally or internationally recognized in their respective fields.

Change Status (Form I-539)

If you were allowed into the United States with a nonimmigrant visa, you can typically apply to change your nonimmigrant status, provided you meet certain requirements.

Victim of Abuse -VAWA (Form I-360)

If you are the victim of abuse by a spouse, child, or parent you are eligible to file a visa petition under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) amendment to the Immigration and Nationality Act. VAWA permits certain spouses, children and parents of U.S. Citizens or green card holders (lawful permanent residents) to submit a petition for themselves. The abuser will not be notified of the petition, which allows victims to safely seek independence from their abusers. VAWA eligibility is not limited to women and applies equally to men.

Apply for Refugee Travel Document (Form I-131)

A refugee travel document is issued to a person who has been granted refugee or asylum status, or to a permanent resident who obtained a green card because they were a refugee or asylee. If you hold refugee or asylee status and are not a permanent resident, you must have a refugee travel document to return to the United States. Derivative asylees and refugees must also obtain a refugee travel document before leaving the United States.

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Permanent Status for Asylee or Refugee (Form I-485)

Once an asylee has had asylee status for a year, he/she may apply for a green card by filing a Form I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence Status or Adjust Status). After the application has been submitted, USCIS will send a notice to applicants over 14 years old of an appointment to have his/her fingerprints taken after which it should mail the green card to the applicant’s home address.

US Citizen

Green Card Holder

Battered Spouse, Asylee or Refugee

I Have US visa

No status

Become a U.S Sitizen (Form N-400)

The process of becoming a U.S. citizen is called naturalization. In order to be eligible for naturalization, you must first meet certain requirements required by U.S. immigration law

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Green Card holder’s spouse or unmarried children

A fairly limited number of Green Cards is issued to spouses and unmarried children of permanent residents. The U.S. relative has to file a visa petition for you and any of your unmarried children. As soon as this visa is available, you have the right to apply for a Green Card at your local U.S. Consulate. There is also a reasonably short waiting period associated with this type of immigration benefit.

Provide Financial Support (Form I-864)

Most family-based immigrants will need an affidavit of support signed by a family member promising that they will not be a financial burden on the U.S. government.

Advance parole (Form I-131)

Advance Parole is a re-entry permit necessary to return to the United States after traveling abroad while your Marriage Based Green Card or Adjustment of Status is pending.

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Renewing or Replacing Resident Card (Form I-90)

Failing to keep your green card current will make it difficult for you to work, travel or prove your lawful permanent resident status.

Aply for Work Permit (Form I-765)

Form I-765 is used by certain aliens who are allowed to work in the United States to apply for an Employment Authorization Document. Employers or required to check for an EAD, or work permit, regardless of citizenship or country of origin.

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Remove 2-year Marriage Condition (Form I-751)

Aply for Work Permit (Form I-765)

A conditional permanent resident green card is only valid for 2 years. To maintain status as a permanent resident, a conditional permanent resident must petition to have the condition(s) removed during the 90 days prior to the cards expiration.

Petition for Spouse, unmarried Children Under 21 and Parents

The number of Green Cards issued in this manner is not limited since the U.S. government desires to keep families together. However, only certain family members are considered immediate relatives of a U.S. citizen: spouses, widows and widowers, parents and unmarried children who are under 21 years of age. These foreigners may apply for a Green Card while in the U.S. provided that they entered the country in a legal way.

Petition for Child (over 21) and Sibligs

U.S. citizens may petition on behalf of family members who don’t fall into the “immediate relative” category. Once the petition has been approved and a visa number made available, unmarried children of 21 years of age or older, married children of any age as well as siblings of a U.S. citizen (the U.S. sibling has to be at least 21) can apply for a Green Card through a U.S. Consulate in their native country.

Provide Financial Support (I-864)

Most family-based immigrants will need an affidavit of support signed by a family member promising that they will not be a financial burden on the U.S. government.

Request a Certificate for U.S. Citizenship (Form N-600)

Issued by the United States government, a certificate of U.S. Citizenship serves as proof of this status. It is available to people who were born outside the United States to parents who are U.S. citizens or those who were adopted by U.S. citizen parents

Petition for Alien Fiancé (Form I-129F)

In order for a foreign national and their future U.S. citizen spouse to avoid a long physical separation, a K-1 visa is issued to a non-U.S. fiancé(e). This enables the couple to get married in a timely manner and subsequently file a Green card petition with the USCIS. Minor children (under the age of 18) of a non-U.S. fiancé(e) are issued a K-2 visa.

Replacement of Citizenship Document (Form N-565)

A Certificate of U.S. Naturalization serves as proof that a person has acquired U.S. citizenship through naturalization. Keeping the information on your certificate current allows you to enjoy all the rights of U.S. citizenship.

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Pass eligibility quiz

All our eligibility quizzes are prepared by experienced immigration attorneys and are easy to use and understand. It only takes several minutes to complete a quiz and find out if you all eligible to apply. If you pass the quiz we will automatically choose all required forms for your immigration case

Fill the forms

We provide you with all immigration forms you will need to submit to the USCIS and receive a positive result. Our forms are customised to ensure that you fully understand all questions and provide accurate answers in all required fields

Document Checklist

Once you fill out your immigration form(s) our system will generate a customized checklist of documents you will need to submit to the USCIS with your immigration case. You can easily upload your documents into our system and request an attorney review to ensure that they are accurate and sufficient

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