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If you are already in the United States legally, adjustment of status may allow you to get a Green Card and start you path to becoming a U.S. Citizen. You will want to contact a New Jersey Immigration Attorney for help.
If you are detained by U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE), a New Jersey Immigration Attorney can request an immigration bond hearing. If the court sets a bond, you may be released while your immigration case is in process.
Removal proceedings is another way to deportation. If you are facing immigration removal from the U.S., you will need an New Jersey Immigration Attorney to help stop the process and establish a basis for you to stay in the United States.
Many immigrants have been told that they are inadmissible or barred from immigrating to the United States, but our New Jersey immigration attorney can request an immigration waiver to permit you to obtain legal status.
Naturalization is the term used for the process of becoming a United States Citizen. If you have been Green Card holder for a certain amount of time, you can apply to become a U.S. Citizen. Our New Jersey Immigration Attorneys can help.
If your case in immigration court is unsuccessful, a New Jersey immigration attorney can help you file an immigration appeal with the Bureau of Immigration Appeals. There are strict time limits so call today!
Immigrants in the U.S., legally or not, who are charged with a crime, need to contact a New Jersey Immigration Attorney with extensive experience as a criminal defense attorney. You have come to the right place.
If you have a family member who is a U.S. Citizen or Green Card holder, they may be able to petition for you to legally immigrate to the United States. The process is complicated so you will want to contact an NJ immigration attorney for help.
Immigrants cannot legally work in the United States without proper work authorization from U.S. immigration officials. Our New Jersey immigration attorney can assist you with requesting work authorization.
Immigrants from certain countries may qualify for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) which will allow them to live and work in the United States without worrying about deportation. Contact our New Jersey immigration attorney for more information.
No matter where you are in the World, our New Jersey immigration attorney can help you legally immigrate to the United States or help to solve your immigration problems if you are already here. You probably have lots of immigration questions and we hope that you have already contacted our Immigration Attorneys in NJ for help, but if you need a little more information about getting legal status in the U.S., we have thousands of videos and articles on almost every immigration situation in our learning center. Start with the videos below, then contact us when you are ready to solve your immigration problems.
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