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United States

U.S. legal services through partner firms/offices, with information corresponding to U.S. authorities and procedures.

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U.S. immigration law (through partner firms/offices)

  • Family-based and employment visas before USCIS
  • Green Card and adjustment of status
  • Naturalization and citizenship
  • Removal defense and relief from removal
Official resources
USCIS — U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services EOIR — Immigration Courts (DOJ) Dept. of State — Visas and consulates
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U.S. criminal law (through partner firms/offices)

  • Due process (4th, 5th and 6th Amendments)
  • Crimmigration (immigration consequences before accepting a criminal plea)
  • State and federal charges
  • Post-conviction relief
Official resources
Dept. of Justice CBP — Customs and Border Protection
The process

What happens after contacting us.

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1. Consultation
A confidential conversation to understand your situation and your goals.
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2. Assessment
Review of eligibility, background, and documents to define the real options.
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3. Preparation and filing
Assembling the file, filing before the authority, and tracking the procedure.
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4. Follow-up
Attention to deadlines, appointments, requests, responses and final resolution.
For your case

Useful information

What to bring to your consultation

  • ID and passport (current or expired).
  • Any notice from USCIS or the immigration court (for example, a Notice to Appear).
  • Records of entries and exits, and of your prior immigration status.
  • Records or documents from any criminal case, if any.
  • Family records (marriage, birth) if they apply to your case.

Important information (before deciding)

  • A criminal case can carry immigration consequences: it should be reviewed before accepting any plea.
  • USCIS and court timelines vary; filing complete and on time avoids delays.
  • Keep a copy of everything you file and of your receipt notices.
  • If detained, you have the right to remain silent and to speak with an attorney.
Important notice

Information on this page is general and corresponds to the United States. Service may be carried out through authorized partner firms/offices depending on the case and jurisdiction.

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