Practice Areas

Immigration Law

Immigration Law

Immigration Law When you contact our offices to discuss your immigration needs, you will receive personalized attention from legal professionals with over twenty years of combined legal experience. We efficiently manage your case from beginning to end and are easily… Read More

Citizenship & Naturalization

For some, naturalization is a deeply-felt, emotional experience. For others, it is a paper-pushing exercise. Becoming a U.S. citizen involves commitment, and each person has his or her own view of their connection to the national community. Naturaliz… Read More

Greencard Process

A green card, or permanent resident card, is the most common pathway to U.S. citizenship. A green card gives you the status of a permanent resident along with legal rights to work in the U.S. Once you have a green card, you may apply for U.S. citizen… Read More

Marriage & Family-Based Visas

Certain American citizens and lawful permanent residents (LPRs) may sponsor close relatives for immigration to the United States. Family-based immigration involves a two- or three-step procedure. In some cases, the steps are consolidated. However, th… Read More
Immigration Court and Deportation Defense

Immigration Court and Deportation Defense

Immigration Court and Deportation Defense If you have been placed in removal proceedings, your immigration case becomes procedurally more formal and the stakes become much higher. You can apply for several different forms of relief if you have been placed in removal proceedings for some reas… Read More

Political Asylum or Asylum Based on Other Grounds

An individual in the U.S., or upon admission to the U.S., may apply for asylum if they have been or believe they will be persecuted by their home country’s government, or individuals from their country. To create grounds for asylum, the persecution… Read More

Immigration Attorneys for I-601 Hardship Waivers in Virginia

Immigration law considers some individuals to be “inadmissible”, so some people need to obtain a waiver, or permission from USCIS, before they can qualify to become a permanent resident. Individuals need a waiver for various reasons including cer… Read More

Student Visas

If you would like to study as a full-time student in the United States, you will need a student visa. There are two nonimmigrant visa categories for persons wishing to study in the United States. These visas are commonly known as the F and M visas. Y… Read More

Work Permits

In order to work in the United States, a person must provide evidence that they are eligible to work. If you are a U.S. Citizen then you only need proof of citizenship status in order to work. If you are a permanent resident then you can work with yo… Read More

Divorce and Immigration Consequences

Can you get divorced if you are already a Permanent Resident? If you have already obtained your 10-year (permanent) Green Card, before your divorce, then you should not face any difficulty in obtaining your Citizenship. However, please note that beca… Read More

The Federal Crime of Illegal Reentry

If you know someone who has been deported before and he or she has re-entered the United States, they may face criminal charges of Illegal Reentry. There are a variety of reasons why someone previously deported or denied admission to the U.S. may nee… Read More
Immigration Appeals

Immigration Appeals

Immigration Appeals If you or someone you know has lost their immigration court hearing, or whose immigration application has been denied, they can appeal the decision. Our immigration appeals lawyers handle appeals of all types of immigration matters — from deportati… Read More