Immigration Attorney Help

◼ Asylum – If you have been persecuted or fear future persecution in your home country on certain protected grounds, you may be able to obtain protection in the United States.

◼ Family-Based Immigration – United States citizens and lawful permanent residents can sponsor qualifying relatives for green cards.

◼ Humanitarian Relief – Several humanitarian programs are potentially available to immigrants who were victims of abuse or violent crimes, facing natural disasters, serious medical issues, and other emergencies.

◼ Citizenship – Lawful permanent residents can naturalize and become citizens after passing a two-part exam and meeting several other requirements.

◼ Investment Immigration – Green cards are available to immigrants who make a large investment in a U.S.-based business that generates at least ten jobs. There is also a non-immigrant visa option for foreign nationals from certain countries to obtain an E2 visa and allow them to temporarily stay in the US to manage their businesses.