We guide you through the process of becoming a lawful permanent resident (obtaining a Green Card) from within the United States, helping you navigate the complex paperwork and interview process.

If you've received an unfavorable decision on your immigration case, we can help you challenge the outcome by filing a persuasive appeal with the appropriate higher authority.

We represent individuals who are unable to return to their home country due to persecution, helping you build a strong case to seek protection and safety in the United States.

If your loved one is detained by immigration authorities, we will fight for their release by filing a bond motion and representing them before an immigration judge to argue for a reasonable bond.

We assist lawful permanent residents in achieving their ultimate goal of becoming a U.S. citizen, guiding you through the naturalization application and preparing you for the civics test and interview.

For relatives living abroad, we manage the intricate process of applying for an immigrant visa at a U.S. embassy or consulate, paving the way for them to enter the country as a lawful permanent resident.

We assist eligible Cuban nationals and their immediate relatives in applying for a Green Card after being present in the U.S. for at least one year.

We can represent you in state court to obtain the necessary custody orders required to establish a child's eligibility for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status.

We help eligible young individuals who came to the U.S. as children apply for or renew their DACA status, which provides protection from deportation and work authorization.

We help U.S. citizens bring their foreign fiancé(e) to the United States to get married, guiding you through the K-1 visa petition and subsequent Green Card application.

For individuals with urgent humanitarian reasons, we can prepare and file a compelling request for temporary permission to enter the United States

DescriptionWe assist immediate relatives of U.S. military members and veterans by applying for Parole-in-Place, which allows you to apply for a Green Card from within the U.S.

If you have a two-year conditional Green Card, we will help you file the petition to remove those conditions, ensuring you secure your permanent ten-year Green Card.

We provide robust defense and strategic representation before the Immigration Court if you are facing deportation, fighting to protect your right to remain in the United States.

We help protect vulnerable children who have been abused, abandoned, or neglected by guiding them through the SIJS process, which provides a pathway to a Green Card.

We provide compassionate and confidential legal support for victims of human trafficking, helping you apply for a T Visa to remain in the U.S. and rebuild your life.

If you are from a country designated for TPS, we can help you apply for or re-register for this status, which allows you to live and work legally in the U.S. for a temporary period.

If you have been the victim of a qualifying crime in the U.S. and have cooperated with law enforcement, we can help you apply for a U Visa, offering protection and a path to lawful status.

We offer a confidential and safe way for abused spouses, children, or parents of U.S. citizens or permanent residents to self-petition for a Green Card, independent of the abuser.

We help U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents begin the process of sponsoring a family member for a Green Card by preparing and filing the I-130 petition on your behalf.

We utilize strategic legal motions to improve the outcome of your court case:

Motion to Administratively Close: We can ask the court to temporarily pause your removal case, taking it off the active calendar.

Motion to Change Venue: We can file to transfer your immigration court proceedings to a more convenient location if you have moved.

Motion to Reopen: If you received a deportation order, we can file to reopen your case based on new evidence or exceptional circumstances.

Motion to Terminate: We will fight to have your removal proceedings dismissed entirely by arguing there are legal grounds to end the case against you.