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What we help families and workers with

Six kinds of immigration cases, each explained in plain words: who it is for, the steps, the documents and what to watch out for.

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Green cards

Adjustment of status inside the United States, or consular processing abroad, through family or work.

About green cards
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Family petitions

I-130 petitions for spouses, children, parents and siblings, fiancé(e) visas and removal of conditions.

About family petitions
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Citizenship

Naturalization (N-400), certificates of citizenship (N-600) and preparation for the interview and civics test.

About citizenship
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Work visas

H-1B, L-1, O-1 and TN for workers and employers, and PERM labor certification for employment green cards.

About work visas
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Deportation defense

Representation in immigration court: bond, cancellation of removal, asylum and appeals.

About deportation defense
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DACA renewals

Renewal of deferred action and the work permit that comes with it, filed on time.

About DACA renewals

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