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Queens Immigration Lawyer

It can be hard to know where to start when looking for an experienced Queens immigration lawyer. The immigration system in the United States is confusing and complex, and finding the right lawyer to help you on your journey to permanent residency is hard. The right legal representation can make or break your journey through the immigration process and it's important to feel secure in your choice of an immigration attorney. 

The field of immigration law is surprisingly small when compared to the number of foreign citizens looking to immigrate to the United States. It can be hard for prospective clients to know they've made the right decision when they decide on an attorney to represent them and their immigration law issue.

Thankfully, there are firms like the Law Office of Jason A. Dennis, who care about their clients and strive to use their combined experience to help in every way they can. The right immigration law office is waiting for you, you just have to call us at (347) 868-6100.

How do You Choose the Right Immigration Attorney? 

When looking for a lawyer in the United States, there are several important qualities you will want to see in your lawyer during a paid or free consultation. Your legal matters are important, and any attorney you have an initial consultation with should be listening to you, taking notes, and asking questions. These are basic tasks immigration lawyers should all do.

Beyond this, you want to find an attorney is who experienced in all sorts of immigration matters, and that keeps up with the ever-changing immigration laws so they are able to provide top-tier representation in court for you during your immigration battle. 

Researching potential attorneys can also help separate inexperienced law offices from experienced immigration attorneys. A top-tier law firm will have all of their services listed on their websites, as well as multiple means of contacting their offices. These means can include email submissions on their websites, private messages on social media websites, their phone number prominently displayed, and even a chat window on their personal website. Quality lawyers will respond to you quickly, not leave you hanging for days, and are more than happy to discuss any questions you have during your consultation. 

Experienced immigration attorneys in the United States will also help put together a rough outline of your case during your initial case consultation, be able to answer questions about time frames and prices up front. A fair and experienced attorney has nothing to hide from their potential clients. If the attorney is dodging questions or giving vague answers during your consultation, trusting them can be hard.

You want to look for a skilled immigration attorney who can and will answer all of your questions, even when the answer isn't ideal. This is especially important when it comes to questions about money or time. 

Choose A Queens Immigration Lawyer You Can Trust 

The Law Office of Jason A. Dennis is a full-service immigration law firm in the United States, dedicated to helping foreign nationals throughout their entire immigration process. Our expertise in immigration law makes us the perfect immigration firm to represent you on your path to your future. No matter your current immigration status, the Law Offices of Jason A. Dennis offer help with:

We are happy to answer any questions about immigration laws, naturalization questions, or any other common questions associated with immigration law. Reach out to one of the best immigration lawyer in NYC for a confidential consultation during which they will help create a plan with you to get you to your goals. 

Contact us online or call (347) 868-6100 to get started. 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.