Immigration Lawyer Danbury CT

Green Cards and Permanent Residency

A green card grants permanent residency in the United States. The most common paths to a green card in the Danbury area include family-based petitions, employment-based petitions, and for some individuals, asylum. The process timelines vary significantly depending on the category and country of birth.

We guide clients through every step of the green card process including petition preparation, supporting documentation, interviews at USCIS, and adjustment of status or consular processing.

Visas for Danbury Area Residents

We handle a range of visa matters for Danbury area residents and employers including family-based immigrant visas, tourist and visitor visas, student visas, and work visas including H-1B, H-2A, H-2B, and TN visas for Canadian and Mexican nationals under the USMCA.

We also assist employers in the Danbury area with sponsoring foreign workers and navigating the labor certification process.

Citizenship and Naturalization

U.S. citizenship through naturalization requires meeting residence and physical presence requirements, demonstrating good moral character, passing the English language and civics tests, and taking the oath of allegiance. We help eligible permanent residents prepare their naturalization applications and prepare for the interview.

Deportation Defense in Connecticut

Receiving a Notice to Appear is not the end of the road. Immigration courts have discretion to grant relief from removal including cancellation of removal, asylum, withholding of removal, and adjustment of status. We represent clients in immigration court proceedings and before the Board of Immigration Appeals.

If you or a family member has received a Notice to Appear, call us immediately. Deadlines in immigration court can be strict and unforgiving.

DACA and Special Programs

We assist clients with DACA renewals and advise on the current status of the DACA program. We also handle Special Immigrant Juvenile Status petitions, U visas for crime victims, and T visas for trafficking victims.

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