Immigration

Helping couples reunite through USCIS petitions, visa applications, and interview preparation.
We guide U.S. citizens and their foreign spouses through the marriage-based immigration process from filing the initial I-130 petition to preparing supporting documents for the National Visa Center and consular interview. Whether your spouse is abroad or currently in the U.S. on a valid visa, we help you understand your options, gather the right paperwork, and stay organized through every step. We also assist with adjustment of status and work/travel document filings for eligible couples in the U.S.

Helping individuals prepare strong asylum claims and personal statements.
We work with asylum seekers and individuals in vulnerable situations to prepare personal statements, collect evidence, and present their stories clearly and effectively. Whether you're facing persecution due to your identity, beliefs, or background, we help you document your truth and organize your filings.

Helping eligible immigrants apply for permanent residence without leaving the U.S.
If you're already in the U.S. on a valid visa such as a student, tourist, or work visa — and are now married to a U.S. citizen or otherwise eligible for a green card, we help you navigate the Adjustment of Status process. We guide you in completing the necessary forms, assembling your documents, and staying compliant throughout the process.

Helping survivors of crime take back their power with legal protection.
We assist individuals who have been victims of certain crimes like assault, domestic violence, or trafficking and who have cooperated with police or prosecutors in the U.S. We help you organize your personal statement, collect evidence, and prepare your U Visa petition package with care and confidentiality.

Support for immigrant spouses and children experiencing abuse.
We help eligible individuals self-petition under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), without needing their abusive spouse or parent’s involvement. Whether you are still in the relationship or separated, we help you present your story and evidence clearly and privately.

Helping individuals enter the U.S. temporarily due to urgent need.
We guide families and individuals requesting humanitarian parole for emergency reunification, medical treatment, or escape from crisis situations. We help you tell your story, organize your documents, and submit a clear, compassionate request.

Support for individuals from designated countries facing hardship.
We help nationals of TPS-designated countries (like Haiti, Venezuela, Sudan, and others) register or re-register for TPS and apply for work authorization. We walk you through the forms, timelines, and document requirements.

Helping students apply or adjust status for U.S. education.
If you're planning to study in the U.S. or change your status to a student visa, we help you prepare the right documents and understand your responsibilities. We also guide you on consular interview expectations and maintaining student status.

Helping immigrants with pending cases travel safely outside the U.S.
If you're waiting for your green card or have TPS/DACA, we can help you apply for Advance Parole — a travel document that allows temporary international travel without abandoning your case.

Helping eligible immigrants apply for or renew employment authorization.
Whether you're applying for a first-time work permit or need a renewal, we guide you through the I-765 form, category selection, and required documents so you can work legally in the U.S.

Access your immigration records, past filings, or visa history.
We help clients request their immigration files through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). This is often helpful for people with past cases, deportation orders, visa denials, or incomplete records.

Support for clients seeking to challenge or reopen a denied case.
If your petition or application was denied by USCIS, we can help you file Form I-290B to request an appeal or reconsideration. We’ll help you understand your options and organize your response clearly.