Petitions For Immigration
Obtaining and maintaining the appropriate immigration status for yourself and your loved ones is crucial to living the life you want to lead. Unfortunately, the United States immigration system is incredibly difficult to navigate. There are multiple forms to file for every petition, and stringent deadlines governing each case. The smallest mistake can sabotage one's chances for success.
The lawyers at A Salmon Firm, LLC, offer qualified and results-oriented assistance to individuals in immigration matters. Based in Norcross, and serving all of Georgia, we have extensive experience guiding our clients through even the most complicated processes. We understand that immigration concerns play a major role in your family life and in your career. With this in mind, we work hard to help our clients achieve their legal goals.
Families And Children -K1/K3s, 1-130s, I-601/I-601As And More
One of the most pressing concerns for individuals is whether they will be able to bring their family into the U.S. or join family that's already here. Our firm is adept at helping clients assemble the documentation they need to bring family members residing elsewhere into the country (1-130). We can even help bring in family members who would otherwise not be admitted to the U.S. (I-601) or who may be residing here illegally and are subject to removal (1- 601A). Likewise, we are able to assemble the strongest possible applications for clients' spouses and fiancees seeking nonimmigrant status through K1 and K3 petitions. Going forward, we can help spouses remove conditions on their status and obtain permanent residency.
In addition, our firm places a special emphasis on assisting children and juveniles in immigration matters. Founding attorney Rebeca Salmon is an active member of American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and the Immigrant Children's Legal Network (ICLN). Under her direction, A Salmon Firm offers representation to individuals whose children may be fall under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) act, as well as to unaccompanied alien children (UACs) who entered the country without a parent and children eligible for special immigrant juvenile status (SiJS) following abusive or neglectful treatment.
Ensuring Your Safety-T Visas, U Visas, VAWA And More
Our lawyers also offer help to individuals seeking to enter the United States as a means of self- protection. We assist all manner of individuals seeking asylum, aiming to gain protection for vulnerable individuals and their families.
Through the I visa and U visa programs we can help victims of human trafficking and victims of serious abuse land their immediate family members) obtain legal status to reside in the
U.S. Similarly, through the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), we are able to assist certain spouses and children who have suffered domestic abuse in their efforts to live lawfully in the country. We also help clients from countries troubled by conflict or environmental disaster to obtain temporary protected status, enabling them to come to the U.S.
Making Sure You Can Stay
Many who come to the United States find that, before long, they are compelled to leave. A Salmon Firm, LLC, is accomplished in helping our clients remain in the country on a long-term- and, when possible, permanent-basis. We are adept in assisting our clients in their petitions for naturalization, permanent residency and renewal of residency. Likewise, we help them legally adjust their status through the filing of 1-485 or 245(i) forms. For those facing removal proceedings, our firm is experienced in obtaining stays of removal that enable individuals to remain in the country. Additionally, we can help assert the rights and interests of clients in removal proceedings who have been placed under orders of supervision by the U.S. government.
Protecting Your Rights And Easing The Immigration Process
To speak with an immigration lawyer, reach out to our firm. You can call us at (770)-559-4935. or arrange an appointment online. During an initial consultation, we will take the time to answer your questions and address your most pressing concerns