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How to Obtain a Green Card in U.S.

Generally, most immigrants come to live permanently in the United States of America with the help of a family member’s funding, employment or a job proposal and there are several ways a permanent residence, called “Green Card” can be received: the “K non-immigrant”, the “Diversity immigrant visa program”, the “legal immigration family equity”, the “special immigrant juvenile”. Our immigration lawyers in the…

Post-Conviction Relief in Miami

Frequently, a criminal conviction forbids the opportunity of obtaining a permanent residency in the U.S. A criminal record impedes immigrants to travel inside and outside the U.S., as well. It is therefore paramount to look for relief from the conviction as soon as possible. If you are intending to immigrate to the US, your record needs to…

U.S. Tourist Visa

Similarly to the visas for medical treatments, the U.S. tourist visa, or the visa category B-2 for tourism, is issued for foreign citizens who wish to enter the United States on a nonimmigrant basis for temporary stay inside the country. The tourist visa cannot be used for obtaining a residence permit in USA. Our US immigration lawyer…

Immigration Court in Miami

Individuals who travel in Miami or those who want to live in the United States must know that they have to apply for a visa or for a residence permit.Our team of attorneys in Miami have handled a wide range of visa cases over the years and can help you obtain your visa or residency. Furthermore, in case you…

Immigration Bond Hearings in Miami

People who intend to travel or to live in Miami, United States of America must apply for a visa to enter the state. Because the immigration law system is not that simple there are cases when Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detains immigrants. Our team of immigration lawyers in USA has handled numerous immigration bond hearings and can provide…

Visa for Medical Treatments in the U.S.

The visa for medical treatments in the U.S., or the Tourism and Visit (B-2) nonimmigrant visa, is issued for foreign citizens looking for medical care in the United States. Medical services in this country tend to be rather expensive when compared to other countries, therefore the U.S. legislation does not grant such…

Fiancé (e) Visa for U.S.

Another type of visa is the K-1 non-immigrant visa for the foreign fiancé (e) of a United States citizen. An U.S. citizen has the possibility to bring his or her fiancé (e) to Miami to marry and live in this state, but only by obtaining a non-immigrant visa. Our immigration attorneys in USA can provide, on request, all the information necessary and the…

Visa for Intra-Company Transfer in the US

The visa for intra-company transfer in the US, or the L-1 visa, allows a US employer to transfer an executive or manager from one of its affiliated offices abroad to one of its offices inside the country. This type of visa also enables a foreign firm that does not have an affiliated office…

Visa for Persons of Extraordinary Ability

A person of extraordinary activity is a classification of an individual who is not a citizen or a national of the US (“alien”) made by the USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services). The US authorities could issue a O-1 visa for persons of extraordinary ability for aliens who are able to…

Naturalization Requirements in Miami

Naturalization is the process through which a person who was not born in the US willingly becomes a citizen of the country. If you are not looking to become a US citizen, you can apply to live in this country with different visas. We can help you apply for USA citizenship. Requirements of…