Call NowWhen it comes to legal immigration to the United States, it's essential to know good people. We're good people to know. Interested in petitioning for relatives (or future relatives, such as a fiance or prospective adopted child) to come to the United States? Your own legal status determines who may be able to receive immigration benefits.
Are you an employer interested in hiring a foreign national, either temporarily or with the intention to make it permanent? Are you a foreign national with a U.S. job offer and wonder what the next steps are? There are numerous options that fit most situations. We'll help you figure out what's right for you.
Are you an employer interested in hiring a foreign national, either temporarily or with the intention to make it permanent? Are you a foreign national with a U.S. job offer and wonder what the next steps are? There are numerous options that fit most situations. We'll help you figure out what's right for you.
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Our consultation fee is $150. We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express or e-check and you can pay securely online using Lawpay. We are licensed in all 50 U.S. States to practice Immigration Law. Cristina Steele-Kaplan is also a member of the North Carolina Bar, Colorado Bar and District of Columbia Bar.
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Gaining legal permanent residence, or a "green card, " can be easier if you know the right people. Family immigration is the area of Immigration of law that deals most with this. In fact, if you or someone in your family is already a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you've potentially cleared one of the main hurdles to establishing sponsorship for permanent residency.
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In order to come to the United States and work, you must be employment immigration sponsored-either by an employer or by opening an business and having your business sponsor you. It's all about who you know. Temporary worker visas through sponsored employment immigration do not grant permanent residence (like a "green card"), but they can be a path to it.
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Was someone in your family a U.S. citizen? Even if you are not a U.S. citizen, you may have derived or acquired citizenship through a family member who who had citizenship in the past. U.S. citizenship laws have changed over the years, so what can qualify someone as a citizen today may not have been the case when your grandfather or great-grandmother was a citizen or when your mother naturalized.
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