Would you like to secure your or a family member’s future in the US? Segreto Law Offices, PC can help you or your loved ones gain citizenship.
A green card is proof of permanent residency which allows you to lawfully live and work in the US and travel in and out of the USA – We can help!
Have you or a loved one had deportation procedures started against you? We can help prepare and represent your defense against deportation.
Have you or a loved one left your native country because of persecution due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion or membership in a particular social organization? We can help.
If you are under 21 and have been abused, abandoned, neglected by your parents, or your parents have passed or you are unmarried and it is not in your best interest to return to your country, we may be able help you apply for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status.
Work permits are part of the entire green card process. A photo ID (like a drivers’ license) proves that you have the right to legally work in the US. We may be able to help you obtain one.
The short answer is that anyone who is not a US citizen can be deported. Immigrants in the process of becoming a citizen who break the law can face deportation. Additionally, anyone who has illegally entered the US can be deported.
On the surface, the answer is “yes.” You can request all forms and submit them. However, in the current political climate, it is critical to not only know the fine points of immigration law but also how to navigate the complexities of the immigration system and courts. Segreto Law Offices, PC can help.
It is difficult and, in some cases, impossible for someone who has been deported to return to the US. There are circumstances, after a set waiting period, that a person can reapply to return to the US. It’s complicated… but we may be able to help.