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Immigration
Appeals
Asylum
Bond
Business immigration
Cancellation of Removal
Citizenship / Naturalization
Criminal Immigration Issues
Deportation / Removal Defense
Employment Authorization Card
Employment Green Cards
Employment-Based Visas
Executive Action of President Obama
(DACA) Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
(DAPA) Deferred Action for Parents of Americans
Family-Based Immigration
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
Government Agencies
Green Card
Green Card – Based on Employment
Green Card – Based on Marriage
Green Card – Based on relatives
Benefits Under S.245(i)
Green Card – For Veteran’s Family members
Green Card – Multinational managers
Green Card – Nurses, Physical Therapists
Permanent Labor Certification
Renew Green card of U.S.
Expiring I-551 Green Cards
Immigrant Visas
Investor Immigration (EB-5)
LGBT Immigration Issues
Motion to Reopen / Reconsider
Non-Immigrant Visas
Visa – B1/B2. Visa for Visits, Business visitor visa.
Visa E-3. “Australian Special Occupation” visa.
Visa – F-1. Students visa USA.
Visa – H-1B. Work visa.
Visa – H-3. “Trainee” visa.
Visa – J-1. Exchange visitors.
Visa – K. Marriage visa USA.
Visa – M-1. Full-time course of studies at a U.S.
Visa – L-1. Intracompany transfers.
Visa – R-1.
Visa – U. For victim of qualifying criminal activity.
O-1 Status. For foreign individuals who possess extraordinary ability.
Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS)
The Violence Against Women Act
Provisional Waivers
Prosecutory Discretion
Student Visas
Withholding of Removal
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