Category Archives: Immigration Law

Citizenship Requirement Concerns

Citizenship Requirement Concerns New Jersey Immigration Lawyer

Citizenship Requirement Concerns If you would like to become a citizen of the United States, you may be wondering what steps you have to take in order to obtain citizenship. There are certain citizenship requirements that you will have to fit. Here are common citizenship requirement concerns Citizenship Requirement Concerns: Living Requirements A very important […]

I-751 Petition Requirements

I-751 Petition Requirements New Jersey Immigration Lawyers Attorneys

If you have a two year green card acquired through marriage, you may be wondering how you can then get a ten year green card. Here are the I-751 petition requirements that you will need to know before beginning. I-751 Petition Requirements: Two Year Green Card Just this week I was approached by a couple […]

Child Status Protection Act

Child Status Protection Act Immigration Lawyers Attorneys

If you were on your parent’s sponsorship when you were a minor, and you’ve now passed the age of being a minor, you may be wondering if you can still be included on their petition. To ease your worry, here is some information about the Child Status Protection Act or CSPA and how it can […]

Translating Documents

Translating Documents

When seeking a green card, you may be wondering exactly what goes into getting one. Perhaps the documents that you need in order to apply for your green card are not in English. Here is information regarding translating documents. Very often, when we are close to the end of someone’s green card processing, especially if […]

The Fiancé Visa Process

The Fiancé Visa Process New Jersey Immigration Lawyer

Immigration law is a complex branch of the U.S. legal system, as multiple specific requirements have to be met for any person to lawfully enter and remain in the United States. Our office often works with residents in the U.S.—green card holders and citizens alike—who seek to bring their fiancés or spouses into the country […]