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Adoption
The U.S. immigration laws provide for three methods for passing status to a child adopted from overseas. The first two methods of international adoption apply only to U.S. citizens over the age of 25.

Criminal Defense
If you are an alien in this situation, we strongly encourage you to consider involving our experienced immigration attorneys in your case as soon as possible after arrest, since some negative outcomes may be irreversible. Engaging our immigration attorneys early in the criminal defense process will allow us to determine the possible immigration consequences of a criminal conviction, and guide clients in negotiating a plea bargain to avoid the worst-case immigration scenarios.

Immigration Law

Citizenship and Naturalization
Our highly experienced New York City immigration lawyesr are experts in all areas of U.S. immigration law. Whether the issue is family immigration, employment immigration, removal and deportatoin defense, citizenship and naturalization, or any other issue, our attorneys will be able to advise and assist you. Our attorneys take special pride in helping the most vulnerable obtain relief, such as asylum, withholding of removal, and protection for certain crime victims.
Family Immigration
Immigration law is a complex and convoluted body of statutory and regulatory provisions combined with a multitude of administrative memoranda and manuals. In other words, it is a labyrinth, which is difficult to navigate even for legal professionals who are not experienced in the field, let alone the general public. In this regard, the component of the immigration law that relates to family immigration is no different or easier. It is especially so in light of the fact that the complexity of immigration law increases as the law continues to evolve and change due to political pressures, administrative changes and resource availability.
Employment Immigration
Employment-based immigration categories including EB-1A (aliens possessing extraordinary ability), EB-1C (intracompany transferees), EB-2 (individuals holding at least a master's degree), EB-3 (skilled workers), EB-4 (special immigrants) preference categories
Green Cards
Student Visas
Often times a foreigner enters the U.S. on an F-1 student, non immigrant visa to attend undergraduate or graduate school in the United States. Once the schooling is completed, the student may then want to apply for a temporary work visa, such as an H-1B visa. Therefore, it is essential that the applicant seek an immigration attorney that would carefully review any immigration history and eligibility requirements in order to successfully change the applicant's status from a student visa to a temporary work visa.
Work Visas
Employment based non-immigrant categories including H-1B (specialty occupation visas), H-3 (trainee visas), L-1A (managerial/executive transferees), L-1B (individuals with specialized knowledge), E-1 (trade-related work), E-2 (investment-related work visas), E-3 (work visas for Australian nationals), O-1 (aliens possessing extraordinary ability), R-1 (religious workers), TN (NAFTA professionals)
Investor Visas
Immigrant petitions of foreign investors, also known as the EB-5 immigrant visas, have successfully helped many immigrants and their families move to America permanently while contributing to creation of new jobs and assisting the industrial development in their new communities. EB5 investor visa became extremely popular due to the benefits (green card) it offers. Applicants for the EB-5 visas require no sponsor, have no language or minimum education requirement, and lack the long waiting periods that plague other visa programs.
Removal Defense

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