Our Services

Below you can find more information about some of the services we provide.

Deportation & Removal

Anyone who is not a United States citizen or national can be deported from the United States if they have been found to have committed certain immigration violations. Some examples of these violations include: being in the United States without proper authorization, committing select crimes (and in some instances admitting to doing certain crimes even if never convicted of them), and violating specific immigration regulations that are generally civil in nature.

Naturalization & Citizenship

We specialize in assisting clients with their applications for naturalization and U.S. Citizenship. U.S. Citizenship is an important step for most immigrants and we can help ensure that your petition is prepared properly. We are also experienced with dealing with a variety of issues that may arise in the naturalization processing including dealing with criminal records and other matters. With offices located in downtown Detroit we can accompany you to your naturalization interview.

Immigrant Visas

One of the most common ways to obtain lawful permanent resident status (commonly known as a “green card”) is through a family relationship. U.S. citizens can file a request for lawful permanent resident status on behalf of their spouses, parents, children, or siblings. Lawful permanent residents can file a request for lawful permanent resident status on behalf of their spouses and unmarried children.

Fiance Visas

The Fiance visa, also known as a K-1 visa, is available for foreign nationals who are currently abroad and are engaged to United States citizens. Once approved, a U.S. Embassy or Consulate will issue a visa good for one entry with the purpose of entering the United States to marry the specific United States citizen listed in the original petition. Once inside the United States, the couple is supposed to marry within 90 days of entry.

Waiver Applications

If you believe that you may be inadmissible to the United States but would like to apply for a visa you may qualify for a waiver. Waivers are available in many cases for a number of different grounds of inadmissibility including visa overstays, 3 and 10 year bars, and other grounds. Waiver applications are very complicated and require the assistance of an immigration attorney who specializes in these type of cases.

Immigration Appeals

If your petition for naturalization, immigrant visa petition, K1 fiance visa or other immigration petition has been denied by the USCIS you may have a right to appeal that decision. We have extensive experience in assisting clients appeal adverse decisions by the USCIS.

If your case has been denied by the USCIS please contact us for a free consultation.