Other Immigration Services
We also handle cases involving:
- Deportation
- Foreigners of outstanding ability
- J-1 visa waivers
- Visitor visas
- Immigration Hatian Relief Act
- NACARA (Nicaraguan Adjustment and Central American Relief Act
185 Devonshire Street, Suite 601, Boston, MA 02110
Tel : 617-523-6320
Fax: 617-523-6324
Fax: 617-523-6324
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- Who is a conditional resident?
- Are stepchildren always conditional residents?
- How can a stepchild become a citizen automatically?
- What happens if the couple is separated? How can the conditions of a "conditional resident" be removed?
- How soon can you get your citizenship if you have conditional residency?
- Is there a benefit to applying for citizenship before your request to change your conditional status has been approved?
- Why should step parents act quickly to apply for their step-children’s residency and/or citizenship?
- Are there people who are able to obtain citizenship faster?
- Immediate benefits for your Child through their Step-parent
- Return or remain in the US after deportation
- Is your Immigration Petition Taking too long?
- The 2008 U.S Presidential Candidates on National Immigration Reform
- You May Sue the USCIS in Certain Situations
If you would like to arrange for a free initial consultation with an immigration attorney, personal injury or criminal lawyer please call (617) 523-6320. We’ll be happy to serve you.
Even though we are located in Boston, Massachusetts, we can process most US (USA) immigration petitions regardless of where you are located or where you plan to reside in the USA.
Disclaimer: The information contained in this Web site is general in nature and subject to change at any point in time. As such, it may not necessarily apply to all situations. Therefore, under no circumstance it should be construed as legal advice. Please ensure that you consult with an attorney regarding your specific situation before starting a legal process.