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Immigration Law

Green cards, visas, citizenship, asylum, and deportation defense.

Who it's for: Foreign nationals, U.S. citizens sponsoring family, employers sponsoring workers, and DACA recipients.

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  • Family-based petitions (I-130), employment (I-140), naturalization (N-400)
  • Asylum, VAWA, U-visa and T-visa relief
  • Removal / deportation defense at immigration court
  • Bilingual attorneys available in most cities
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