Individuals from around the world long to live in Los Angeles. The City of Angeles is a melting pot of cultures and a big part of the American Dream. From its gorgeous beaches to the Hollywood Hills, many dream of moving to this fabulous city and making a life for themselves. However, to be able to stay legally, they’ll need to get a green card, and getting one can sometimes prove to be complicated.
MyImmigration can help you become a permanent resident of Los Angeles.
If you’re already in Los Angeles or dreaming of a life there while living outside the United States, one of our green card immigration lawyers can help. Perhaps you have family already living there, or you want to gain employment; a green card can open a lot of doors. However, without a green card immigration attorney, many of those doors may appear to be locked.
We can help you unlock the doors to obtaining a green card.
For many, the dream of obtaining permanent residency in Los Angeles can quickly become a nightmare. Just the thought of knowing which path to take, which forms to file, and how to file them correctly can cause headaches, worry, and lots of stress. Perhaps your English skills aren’t perfect, and you fear filling out the forms incorrectly, which could delay the process. If this sounds like you, don’t worry; you’re not the only one who has felt this way.
Fortunately, there is a way to avoid the fear of filing the wrong forms or filling them out incorrectly. With guidance from an experienced Los Angeles green card immigration lawyer, you’ll know that you’ve chosen the best forms for your situation and have filled them out error-free. You, too, can become a legal permanent resident of the country, but you’ll first need to pick the easiest route.
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MyImmigration can help you achieve your goals in the most straightforward way. We are available to answer your questions and address your immigration concerns.
Founded by James L. Robertson, a seasoned immigration attorney who honed his skills while working for 12 years for the USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services), has compiled a savvy team of green card experts in Los Angeles. The law offices of MyImmigration are passionate about helping immigrants from around the world fulfill their dreams of permanent residency in Los Angeles and other parts of the United States.
No matter what your immigration goals may be, we can help guide you through the sometimes challenging and complex laws and regulations of the U.S. immigration process. Our team will help to ensure you select the proper forms and fill them out error-free.
To legally reside and obtain employment in the United States, immigrants must have a green card. This document allows them to maintain permanent residency in the country. There are a few different paths to getting a green card, and MyImmigration can evaluate your situation and choose what works best for you. Some common green card scenarios can include:
If a member of your family has U.S. residency (green card holder), they have the opportunity to sponsor you to join them in the United States. Your immediate family members, who are legally in the country, can petition for you to receive a green card. They’ll first have to file Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative) and, once approved, Form DS-260 (Immigrant Visa Application).
Employment-based immigration is another route to getting a green card. However, this is generally achieved when you’ve already been offered a job by a U.S. company. The employer can petition the USCIS by first filing out Form I-140 (Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker). Depending on your current immigration status, they may require Form I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status).
Although not a standard route to residency, individuals from certain countries with a low rate of immigration to the United States are eligible to enroll in the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, commonly called the Green Card Lottery. Applicants must hold a high school diploma or regional equivalent and have a history of employment.
Those with a romantic partner who is a citizen of the United States can apply for a K-1 visa, sometimes known as a fiancé(e) visa or sweetheart visa. While this isn’t a direct path to getting a green card, it does allow the partner to legally enter the country with the intention of being married within 90 days of entry. Once legally married, the non-U.S. spouse will then need to file for residency.
If you’ve been afraid to apply for U.S. residency out of fear of the complex process, you aren’t alone. Many people from around the world have felt the same and haven’t followed their dream of living in Los Angeles. Don’t be one of them. Although the process of obtaining legal residency can be filled with confusing forms and equally confusing questions, MyImmigration has assisted countless immigrants in reaching their immigration goals.
Staying illegally in the country isn’t the way to go. Those who get caught face penalties, fines, and sometimes even deportation. Whether you’re in the country illegally or have no clue how to obtain residency, MyImmgration can help you sort out your immigration situation.
Our process is somewhat different from other immigration law firms. Our straightforward process can help end your fears of filing incorrectly. Here’s how we do things at MyImmigration:
While U.S. immigration regulations and laws can be a frightening mix of confusion, don’t let them end your dream of a life in Los Angeles. With our help, you can get your green card without the nightmare of worrying that you’ve chosen the wrong forms or didn’t supply the correct information. We’ve streamlined the green card process to help you find your way to legal residency.
Contact MyImmigration today to get your green card.
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