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Immigration
Few things are as personally challenging for an individual to cope with than obtaining or defending the right to live or work in the United States legally. For an individual, U.S. immigration system can be complicated and unforgiving, so it's usually a good idea to have an expert Immigration Attorney navigate you through the process.
At Demidchik Law Firm, your immigration issue is in good hands. Our team of expert immigration attorneys will do everything required for a successful outcome of your case, while also reducing your stress by carefully taking you through every step of the process. We combine expert knowledge of immigration law, client-oriented approach and affordable fees to best serve our clients.
Our immigration services include, but are not limited to:
Immigration bail is the official practice of requesting the DHS/ICE to release the detained person from Immigration detention.
When a non-citizen entering the U.S. Border, he or she is inspected at the Ports of Entry (POEs) by CBP officers who determines whether the non-citizen can be admitted into the US.
If you cannot return to your country because you are afraid you will be persecuted by the government or harmed in other ways, the attorneys of Demidchik Law Firm have the knowledge...
The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA or Board) is the highest administrative body for interpreting and applying United States immigration laws.
In limited circumstances, the federal appellate courts (also called the Circuit Courts) have jurisdiction to review the decisions of the BIA.
According to USCIS, an applicant may be found inadmissible if they obtain a benefit under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) either through…
An Immigration waiver is a forgiveness for a specific immigration violation. For example, when a person is applying for a US visa or a green card…
H-1B is used primarily for immigrants with "specialty occupations." In general, to qualify for a specialty occupation visa, an individual must have at least a Bachelor Degree…
An L-Visa is necessary in order to work at a branch, parent, affiliate, or subsidiary of the current employer in a managerial or executive capacity, or in a position requiring specialized knowledge.
Employment-based immigration：This is an employment-based, first-preference immigrant visa for a person of extraordinary ability...
The EB-5 program was created in order to encourage foreign investors to make capital investments and help fuel the U.S. economy through job growth.
An R-1 is an alien who is coming to the United States temporarily to be employed as a minister or in another religious vocation or occupation at least part time…
Becoming a legal resident or a citizen of the US is a complicated process, which includes multiple stages. First, your residency has to be reviewed to determine eligibility.
Generally, a citizen of a foreign country who wishes to enter the U.S. must first obtain a visa, either a nonimmigrant visa for temporary stay, or an immigrant visa for permanent residence.
A special immigrant is an applicant who qualifies for a Green Card (permanent residence) under the USCIS special immigrant program.
A Green Card shows that you have lawful permanent residency in the U.S., meaning that you have rights and privileges second only to those of U.S. citizens.
If the CBP confiscates your green card for any reason, you will be referred to an immigration judge because the CBP believes that…
Among the many delinquent records, overstay is considered difficult to handle. Since I-94 can be searched online at any time for each traveler's entry…
Generally, an application for an EB-2 employment-based visa requires a job offer and a labor certification application (PERM).