Immigration Assistance On-Demand
Gather Your Paperwork
Get ready for your meeting with your immigration lawyer or paralegal. You will get the best results if you gather together all the paperwork you have so far before the meeting. See below for recommended forms.
Work Visas
Questions about work visas? Discuss your options with one of our professionals
Recommended papers: passport, letter from employer, employment authorization document (EAD)
Green Cards
Do you wish to be a lawful permanent resident of the United States?
Papers to Collect: passport, birth certificate, marriage certificate (if applicable), police certificate, and photographs
Citizenship
Need info on naturalization? Lawful permanent residents (LPRs) can apply for U.S. citizenship. The most common path to citizenship is to be an LPR for at least five years, but spouses of U.S. citizens may be eligible after three years.
Sponsor Letter
If deportation proceedings have begun against you or someone you love:
You'll need a sponsor letter, which includes 1) How your sponsor knows you 2) What legal immigration status your sponsor has (for example, a U.S. citizen or a legal permanent resident). Your sponsor must also attach proof of his immigration status to the letter 3) An address where you and the sponsor will live.
Bond Hearing
Have you or someone you know been detained by ICE?
In order to get a bond hearing, you have to submit a bond hearing request letter. What needs to be in that letter? include your name, A-number, and a direct request to the judge to have a bond hearing as soon as possible.
Order of Removal
First two steps and the documents to collect: 1) A Notice to Appear (NTA) is filed, it includes the charges and allegations against the detained individual, as well as the date, time, and location of the initial hearing.
2) Form I-246 - This application is for a stay of deportation or removal.