
Manhattan Immigration Lawyer
The Law Office of Jason A. Dennis offers services to help you with a wide range of immigration matters including permanent resident/green card petitions, family immigration petitions, temporary visa applications, employment immigration, asylum claims, litigating deportation, and removal proceedings, and naturalization and citizenship applications.
Give our Manhattan immigration lawyers a call today at (347) 868-6100 to schedule an appointment for your free initial consultation.
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- Immigration Attorneys in Manhattan
- Our Specializations in Immigration Law
- Green Card Applications
- Deportation and Removal Defense
- Naturalization and Citizenship
- Refugee or Asylum
- Find the Right Manhattan Immigration Lawyer
Immigration Attorneys in Manhattan
United States immigration law is among the most complex in the country, and understanding its different facets can be critical to ensuring your case is handled in the correct manner. Ranging from deportation concerns to green card complications, there are many hurdles you may encounter that can threaten your citizenship or naturalization status.
Our experienced attorneys can help you protect your ability to stay in the United States if you have had difficulties with Immigration and Customs Enforcement or any other federal agency. If you are facing legal challenges the dedicated legal professionals at The Law Office of Jason A. Dennis can help. Our team has the experience and knowledge to provide the most effective representation available to help you navigate the entire immigration process.
Our Specializations in Immigration Law
We have experience in every area of United States immigration law, from deportation to visa applications, to asylum requests. Whatever your reason may be for seeking entry into the United States, our team is prepared to provide you with the best opportunity to get your legal immigration status approved and secure your peace of mind. Contact us if you need legal services in any of the following areas:
Green Card Applications
Green cards may be applied for under different criteria. Whether you are a family member of a permanent U.S. resident or are married to one; if you have already legally entered the United States or are filing an application from outside the country. We are equipped to help you navigate the application process as quickly and simply as possible to become a legal green card holder.
Deportation and Removal Defense
You may face deportation from the United States for a number of reasons, including:
- Overstaying an immigrant Visa
- Illegal Entry or Re-entry
- Criminal Conviction
- Status Violation
- Violation of Immigration Law
- Prohibited Employment Activity
Remember that deportation proceedings from the country often take time, which gives you the opportunity to build a removal defense. The government needs to prove that there is a valid reason for the removal of a non-citizen from the country. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney to develop the best possible defense from deportation and argue on your behalf in immigration court. Deportation proceedings can be incredibly intimidating situations, but they can be overcome with the right preparation and aggressive deportation defense.
Naturalization and Citizenship
Naturalization is typically a rather simple process, but there are numerous requirements that you must meet in order to successfully apply. You can find all of these criteria listed in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) as well as on the USCIS’s website. The eligibility conditions of individuals will vary depending on immigration status and reason, so if you are facing an immigration challenge with your citizenship application or simply need legal advice navigating the process find an experienced naturalization lawyer.
Refugee or Asylum
Refugee or asylum status may be applied for when you fear persecution in your home country due to:
- Religious beliefs
- Race
- Nationality
- Political opinion
- Membership in a specific social group
Additionally, there are a few things you need to know before approaching an immigration officer for asylum:
- You must be able to prove a valid fear or history of persecution
- You must ask for asylum within one year of your arrival in the United States
- You will be required to participate in an asylum interview
- You may be able to submit an appeal, should your application be denied
- Asking for asylum is separate from asking for refugee status
Finding a talented immigration attorney can be enormously helpful given the inherent complexity of many asylum or refugee applications. If you are preparing your case for an asylum request or to seek refugee status, call The Law Office of Jason A. Dennis for help in building the best possible application.
Find the Right Manhattan Immigration Lawyer
It is our job to provide clients with the legal knowledge and experience necessary to navigate the immigration process. We are committed to giving individualized service and representation while maintaining the highest level of professional integrity because we understand that all clients have unique needs.
We want to help you find the right legal solution for your specific situation. Immigration issues have a lot at stake, whether it's navigating the range of visa applications or filing to secure a deportation suspension. Work with the talented professionals at The Law Office of Jason A. Dennis for the best legal representation possible for your case. Contact our New York immigration lawyer today!
Contact us online or call (347) 868-6100 to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What Type of Visa do You Need to Become a Permanent Resident of the US?There are a number of visas available to foreign nationals wishing to permanently immigrate to the United States depending on their current status. If you are a foreign national engaged to a U.S. citizen there is a fiancé visa, if you are related to a U.S. citizen and wish to immigrate there are family visas, a work visa if you are experienced in a particular field or industry, and more.
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What Should You Do if Your Visa Expires?There are a number of visas available to foreign nationals wishing to permanently immigrate to the United States depending on their current status. If you are a foreign national engaged to a U.S. citizen there is a fiancé visa, if you are related to a U.S. citizen and wish to immigrate there are family visas, a work visa if you are experienced in a particular field or industry, and more.
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Can You Work While Waiting on a Green Card?If you have a valid H-1B or L-1 visa, you can continue working in the U.S. even while waiting on approval for a green card. Green card applicants are not able to start working in the United States without one of those Visas until they obtain a work permit by filing an I-765.
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How do You Apply For Asylum?You must submit an I-589 form to apply for asylum. If you are in removal proceedings, meaning that you have a hearing with an Immigration Judge scheduled, your asylum application must be submitted to the Immigration Court. If you are not in removal proceedings the application must be submitted to USCIS. In most cases, an asylum application must be filed within one year of your date of entry to the United States. A successful application must show the applicant fears persecution in their home country due to their race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. Asylum cases tend to be very complex and require extensive evidence. It is recommended to contact an attorney before filing an application due to how complicated these cases are.
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How Much Does a Green Card Cost?The total cost of a green card application will vary depending on the specifics of the case. An attorney can give you a more exact estimate of what your case will entail.
