Practice Areas

Must be a Legal Permanent for at least 3 or 5 years

Have good moral character

Be up to date with federal taxes

Do not owe any child support

Intra-company transfer of employees

Transfer of executives or manager from foreign office

Employment-based green cards

Be a citizen of a treaty country

Make a substantial investment in the U.S.

Establish your own business or purchase an existing business

You must be a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident to be able to petition for a family member

Can be done by a change of status inside the U.S. or through a consular process

Must have seen each other at least once in the last two years

Must get married within 90 days of the fiancee's arrival to the U.S.

Must come to work for a non-profit religious organization in the U.S.

Must provide evidence of denominational membership

Must provide evidence of the prospective position

Present evidence of past or future persecution

Persecution based on membership in a protected ground

Must be presented within the year of arrival to the U.S.

Waivers for illegal presence

Waivers for grounds of inadmissibility

Representation before the immigration court

Representation before ICE