Immigration Law
If you are filing for citizenship for the United States in the Minnesota office or if you are going to be deported, it is important to have an attorney help you through the process. Most cases go to Immigration court or United States Immigration and Citizenship Services. Most of the Immigration law that is needed is Federal Law found under Title 8 of the USC.
Naturalization: This is process in which a non-citizen becomes a citizen. There are three main ways that this is done.
Naturalization varies depending on your current status. For instance a legal resident who is married to a US Citizen may be eligible for naturalization after three years. Other permanent residents may be eligible for naturalization after 5 years.
Beyond Naturalization, Bachelani Law Office is here to help you with all of your immigration services, from attaining legal worker status to securing student visas. If you are an American Citizen or a legal resident it may be possible to bring your family over. This is especially true for close family members and spouses.
Permanent Resident (Green Card): This allows the holder of the status to stay in the United State and even travel in and out of the United States with very few restrictions. However, they may lose this status if they choose to abuse this status. However, this is not same as citizenship, so they do not have all the rights of citizens, such as voting.
The next category that Bachelani Law Offices are available to help you with is Visas. Spousal Visas : These may done in one of two ways. The first is an Immigrant Visa for the spouse of a US Citizen, for I-130 and the second way is for a Non-Immigrant Visa known as a K-3. There are temporary visas, these are for limited time visits, such as student visas to allow a person to study in the United States.
If this seems confusing and overly-sensitive, it is. Therefore, you will need an attorney trained to sort through this kind mess. Please contact me so that together we can make your American Dream come true.
Naturalization: This is process in which a non-citizen becomes a citizen. There are three main ways that this is done.
- Application for Certificate of Citizenship N-600
- Application for Naturalization N-400
- Application for Certificate of Citizenship on behalf of an Adopted Child
Naturalization varies depending on your current status. For instance a legal resident who is married to a US Citizen may be eligible for naturalization after three years. Other permanent residents may be eligible for naturalization after 5 years.
Beyond Naturalization, Bachelani Law Office is here to help you with all of your immigration services, from attaining legal worker status to securing student visas. If you are an American Citizen or a legal resident it may be possible to bring your family over. This is especially true for close family members and spouses.
Permanent Resident (Green Card): This allows the holder of the status to stay in the United State and even travel in and out of the United States with very few restrictions. However, they may lose this status if they choose to abuse this status. However, this is not same as citizenship, so they do not have all the rights of citizens, such as voting.
The next category that Bachelani Law Offices are available to help you with is Visas. Spousal Visas : These may done in one of two ways. The first is an Immigrant Visa for the spouse of a US Citizen, for I-130 and the second way is for a Non-Immigrant Visa known as a K-3. There are temporary visas, these are for limited time visits, such as student visas to allow a person to study in the United States.
If this seems confusing and overly-sensitive, it is. Therefore, you will need an attorney trained to sort through this kind mess. Please contact me so that together we can make your American Dream come true.
