Frequently Asked Questions

We offer many services, including asylum, temporary protected status, a variety of visas, family based petitions, work authorization, and naturalization. 

Each of these require different applications and evidence, but our services include: meetings with an attorney to discuss your claim, filing of applications with the appropriate government entities, and translation services for any written documents you will be submitting to the Immigration Court or United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). 

Asylum requires that you prove a few things:

1) that you were persecuted by your government, or have a well found fear of persecution

2) because of a group trait you share (religion, race, ethnicity, etc.)

3) You are unwilling or unable to go back to your home country. 

If you meet these elements, and can prove them, you have a strong case. We will sit down and carefully explain to you each of these elements so you know the law backwards and forewords.

Please have on hand your Form I-94, Arrival/Departure Record. If you have filed any applications, please bring a copy. Bring any immigration notices or orders you have received.

If you are currently in removal proceedings, please bring your Notice to Appear (This is the document that states how and when you entered the United States, along with the location, date, and time, of your first court hearing). 

There are plenty of choices out there for immigration attorneys. But unfortunately, most of those choices are bad choices. Lawyers either cost too much, making them out of your reach, or they are so overworked that they don't even know your name when they file your application. We provide the best service possible, a skilled attorney who deeply cares about you and your immigration story, and an attorney that's affordable.