What we do
We help individuals and families with routine U.S. immigration matters: eligibility assessments, application preparation and filing, responses to government requests, case tracking, and practical guidance to reduce risk and cost. We aim for clear advice, predictable fees, and referrals to specialists when a matter requires litigation or complexstrategy.
Client intake and communication
We begin with a focused consultation to identify the best pathway (employment, family, adjustment, naturalization, etc.), list required documents, and give a candid timeline and fee estimate. We keep communications plain, log deadlines, and update clients at key milestones.
Employment‑based visas
Typical visas covered
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E‑2 (investor, where applicable) and E‑1 (treaty trader): eligibility screening and basic application preparation for treaty nationals.
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H‑1B (specialty occupations): initial guidance, document assembly, and H‑1B cap/extension filings.
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L‑1 (intra‑company transferee): basic eligibility analysis for qualifying managers/executives or employees with specialized knowledge.
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O‑1 (extraordinary ability): preliminary assessment for individuals with notable achievements.
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TN (NAFTA/USMCA professionals): preparation for Canadian/Mexican professionals where applicable.
What we do
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Assess eligibility and advise on the best visa category based on job, qualifications, and employer relationship.
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Prepare employer petitions and support letters, compile evidence, and file via USCIS or advise on consular processing.
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Assist with extensions, amendments, changes of status, and portability issues for employees.
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Provide compliance guidance for small employers (basic public access files, I‑9 reminders, and recordkeeping best practices).
Family‑based visas
Typical visas covered
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Immediate relative petitions (IR) for spouses, parents, and unmarried children of U.S. citizens.
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Family preference petitions (F1–F4) for other family relationships.
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K‑1 fiancé(e) visas and K‑3 spouse visas, where applicable.
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VAWA and U non-immigrant self‑petitions (basic intake and referral for more complex
trauma or criminal issues).
What we do
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Prepare Form I‑130 petitions and supporting evidence, including relationship documentation and drafting persuasive cover letters.
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Guide clients through consular processing steps (NVC, DS‑260) or adjustment of status where eligible.
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Prepare fiancé(e) visa petitions and green‑card follow‑ups after marriage.
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Advise on permanent residency timelines and priority‑date implications for preference categories.
Adjustment of status and consular processing (green card paths)
Green Card Paths
Adjustment of status (AOS) lets eligible applicants already in the U.S. apply for lawful permanent residence without leaving the country. Consular processing completes immigrant visa processing at a U.S. consulate abroad. We evaluate which route fits your situation and handle the paperwork for either path.
Services we provide
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Prepare and file Form I‑485 (Adjustment of Status) and related forms (I‑864 affidavit of support, I‑693 medical exam guidance, I‑765 EAD, I‑131 travel document).
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Coordinate concurrent filings (e.g., I‑130 + I‑485) when eligible to reduce overall
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Assist with NVC/consular interview packet preparation, applicant coaching for the immigrant visa interview, and document collection.
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Handle routine RFEs, requests for additional evidence, and status tracking via USCIS/TDSR/NVC.
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We review admissibility factors (health, criminal history, unlawful presence, prior immigration violations) early to identify possible bars.
Green‑card maintenance, travel, and conditional residence
Maintaining lawful permanent residence
We advise green‑card holders on preserving residence status, including reentry permits and steps to avoid abandonment (long trips abroad, maintaining ties to the U.S.). For clients who plan lengthy travel, we prepare and file Form I‑131 (reentry permit) when appropriate.
Conditional permanent residence
For marriages under two years at the time of green‑card issuance, we prepare Form I‑751 to remove conditions and compile the required evidence of a bona fide marriage. For investor conditional filings (EB‑5), we provide initial guidance and refer to experienced EB‑5 counsel for substantive investor matters.
Loss of status and naturalization readiness
We screen client histories for conduct that could jeopardize status and advise on corrective measures where possible. We also assess readiness for naturalization, including continuous residence, physical presence, language, and good moral character.
Naturalization and citizenship
Who can naturalize
Eligible lawful permanent residents who meet residency, physical presence, and good moral character requirements (commonly five years, or three if married to a U.S. citizen) may apply for naturalization (Form N‑400).
Services we provide
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Eligibility assessment and timeline planning.
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Prepare and file Form N‑400, including supporting documentation and fee guidance.
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Naturalization interview preparation, civics and English test coaching (basic practice materials), and attendance at the interview if needed.
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Assistance with special‑circumstance filings (military naturalization, disability accommodations).
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We assist with name changes tied to naturalization and guide on obtaining a U.S. passport and updating Social Security records.
Engagement and fees
We provide an initial focused consultation to define the case, list required documents, and give a written fee estimate for each discrete filing. Flat fees or staged billing options are available for many common applications; we explain USCIS filing fees and anticipated additional costs up front.
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