Nassau County Family Immigration Attorney

Family Immigration Attorneys in Valley Stream, NY

Immigration can be a document-heavy and complicated matter that needs the right family immigration attorney. If you or your family are faced with immigration issues, you should contact an attorney to walk you through the process and represent your legal needs or those of your family. Nassau County Immigration Law Group handles all immigration issues for families and individuals including adjustment of status, green cards, fiancé visa, 3 & 10-year bars, 601-A waivers, and more. Our firm focuses its practice on family law and immigration to most effectively advocate on behalf of those whose divorce can impact their immigration status. If you need quality legal services from a committed and passionate law firm regarding your family or individual immigration matter, contact Nassau County Immigration Law Group today to learn how we can assist you.

Our Family Immigration Law Services

Family immigration is comprised of a variety of different components. If you or a loved one is facing any of these legal matters, it is important that you have an experienced legal team on your side. The attorneys at Nassau County Immigration Law Group have over 50 years of combined experience representing clients in the United States and overseas as they navigate these complicated immigration matters. Some of the many family immigration law services we are proud to provide clients include but are not limited to the following:

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If you or a loved one is facing a family immigration matter, retaining the services of an experienced legal team can help ensure that the process is completed without any issues. Of course, it is common for issues to arise when applicants fail to provide the necessary documentation or fail to meet deadlines, such as removing conditions on their residency. With so much at stake, the attorneys at Nassau County Immigration Law Group are here to help. Our knowledgeable attorneys have over 50 years of combined experience practicing immigration law and assisting clients with a variety of family immigration matters, including the ones listed above. You don’t have to navigate the complications associated with immigration law on your own. Nassau County Immigration Law Group is ready to take on your case to assist you in achieving the outcome you and your family are hoping for. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.

Adjustment of Status

When a person needs the authorization to live and work in the United States permanently, they will try and achieve permanent residency. An Adjustment of Status will help an individual achieve permanent residency while within the United States. Once a person attains permanent residency, they must carry their green card, which is the documentation for their residency. In order to adjust one’s status and obtain a green card, he or she must reside within the United States and meet certain criteria.

Fiancé Visa

When a United States citizen is engaged to a non-citizen, they may apply for a K-1 visa for their entry into the United States. This is also known as a fiancé visa. The purpose of a fiancé visa is to become married and for the new spouse to reside within the country. If your fiancé is granted a K-1 visa, you will need to marry within 90 days of their entry into the United States. Failure to do so would cause a need for them to leave the country within 30 days. Once you are married, your new spouse can apply to adjust his or her status and become a lawful permanent resident of the United States. The K-1 visa is an important tool and leads to many benefits.

Consular Processing

Obtaining a green card from outside of the United States poses a unique set of challenges that require the applicant to go through consular processing. This requires that the individual goes to the U.S. Department of State consulate nearest to them and submits an application for an immigrant visa. Once the application is submitted and approved, he or she will have to wait for a visa number to become available. When a visa becomes available, the applicant will have to go to an interview at the consulate where a decision regarding the application will be made.

Conditional Residence

An I-751 petition is an important tool for those who came to the United States by marriage to a citizen. Within 90 days of the foreign national’s two-year wedding anniversary, he or she must apply to have conditions removed on their residency with an I-751 petition. This petition must be signed by both spouses. If this petition is not submitted and conditions are not removed, the foreign national spouse may be removed from the United States and deported to his or her country of origin.

Waivers

When a person goes through the legal process of immigration, there are many factors that can impact their status and even ban them from being legally admissible to the United States, even if they are already here. In order to convince the United States that a person deserves to enter even though they are stopped because of valid grounds for inadmissibility, one may have to apply for an I-601 waiver.

3 & 10-year Bar

There are many issues facing people who wish to adjust their status. Whether you are the petitioner or the applicant, there are barriers that may prevent or delay family members from becoming lawful permanent residents. If an immigrant has been in the United States illegally for a certain period of time only to voluntarily leave the country at some point, they may face the issue of a 3 or 10-year bar.

Green Cards

A green card is used to acknowledge that the holder is in the process of becoming a lawful permanent resident. He or she has been granted immigration benefits and is allowed to reside and take employment in the United States. If you wish to obtain a green card, your eligibility depends on your family relationships with those who are already lawful permanent residents, immigration status, and immigration history. If you are interested in sponsoring an individual, you have a lot to consider as well and the same factors apply to them.

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