We do not accept walk-ins. All services are provided by appointment only.

Individuals not born in the United States must obtain approval from USCIS for permanent residence or work authorization before applying for a Social Security card.

Please contact our office today to schedule a consultation. We'll review your situation and determine how we can assist you with your asylum application.

While it's not always required, having an immigration lawyer can provide peace of mind and ensure your case is handled with professional expertise. An attorney can advise you of your legal rights and recommend the most effective strategy for your specific circumstances.

Please bring all pertinent documents to your consultation, including your passport, visas, any previous applications, immigration records, legal documents, and birth or marriage certificates. Documents in foreign languages are acceptable. You should also be prepared to discuss your living situation and family circumstances. Our office will provide an information form for you to complete prior to your initial consultation.

Begin by ensuring you fully understand the contents of the letter. If you need assistance with English, arrange for someone to translate it. Follow the instructions provided whenever possible. If you have questions or need guidance, contact an immigration lawyer promptly. Immigration letters typically require a response or action within a limited timeframe, often 30 days. Some letters may instruct you to report to an immigration office or attend an interview related to a pending application.

Yes, please reach out to our office immediately. We will schedule a consultation with you to review the notice and develop a plan for your case. Pay careful attention to any hearing dates listed on the notice.

We provide assistance with appeals following unfavorable decisions. The type of appeal depends on the specific reasons for denial. If additional evidence could support approval or if USCIS made an error in applying the law, we can help you file the appropriate appeal for your situation.

If your visa has expired, you may have several options available depending on your situation. These may include requesting an extension, adjusting to a different visa status, or pursuing other forms of legal protection. Overstaying can result in penalties or future immigration bans, so it's critical to consult with an immigration attorney immediately.

A visa permits temporary entry and stay in the United States for a designated purpose, such as employment or education. A green card provides permanent residency status, allowing you to live and work in the United States without time limitations. Citizenship confers complete legal rights, including the right to vote and obtain a U.S. passport. Each immigration status has distinct eligibility criteria and associated benefits.