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Mamari Immigration Law

(36)

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Questions
Green Card

“I had a very good experience and everything was smooth and easy they managed my case with professional assistance and they were amazing in following up and making sure all details are covered I would recommend them for all your immigration process.”

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Seeley, Savidge, Ebert & Gourash Co LPA

(3)

Estate Planning and Family Law, Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions, Complex Litigation

“If you need some heavy hitters, these are the guys.”

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Elizabeth H. Ryser Attorney at Law

(16)

Immigration Lawyer

“She was always honest with me about everything, and if she couldn't take care of a situation, not only would she honestly admit to it but she would also send me to the right people who could handle it.”

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G. Michael Wick

Family Law, Business Law, Estate Planning Law

“Estate planning is the process of making sure your family, team and clients aren't left with a mess is something happens to you. We call estate planning legal life planning in our office because it's more about your life and family than just your est...”

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Sarmiento Immigration Law Firm

(49)

h1b
Interview
Evidence

“We were particularly impressed by his attention to detail and his commitment to ensuring that every aspect of our application was thorough and accurately reflected our circumstances.”

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Herman Legal Group

(49)

Naturalization and Citizenship, Deportation, Exclusion and Removal, Student Visas

“When I received a request from the immigration authorities for additional materials, I felt very disheartened, but Attorney Herman was able to offer moral support, and the supplementary materials were successfully approved.”

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Abdallah Immigration Law

(45)

Immigration Lawyer
Questions
Stress

“Not only he was very clear about all the documents needed, and helping with papers and photos, but also with answering all my questions ( and my worries) in a quick time, even outside the work hours/days off/Holidays.”

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Margaret W. Wong & Associates

(44)

“Very special thanks to Grecia Robles and Rosa Cintron, for the kindness they give us, in our process we are very happy for our work permit, I know that we still have a long way to go but we continue to trust in God that everything will turn out very ...”

FAQs

Q: What if my employer wants to give me a promotion?

The job has to remain the same job core. Your status cannot change from full-time to part-time and/or your payment cannot go down. You can get a raise without any issues. Basically, you have to continue to do the same core job in the same location. If not, your H-1B will need to be amended.

Which relatives can I sponsor? Will that make a difference? How long does the process take?

Answer: As a lawful permanent resident you can petition for your parents, spouse, or children to come to the United States. However, they will not be able to immediately apply for an immigrant visa once the petition is approved because they have to wait until their visa numbers become available. The visa numbers are updated monthly on the visa bulletin by the Department of State. Once you naturalize, you will be able to petition for your parents, spouse, children, and even your siblings.

What are my options?

You have a few options. You can enroll into a school and obtain an F-1 student nonimmigrant visa. If you believe you require more time to enroll in school, then you can request an extension of your B-2 visitor status with USCIS. Another option is if a company is willing to petition for you for an H-1B nonimmigrant visa; however, you have to maintain status until your change of status is granted.

What can my husband and I do to remain here?

You may be able to request Humanitarian Parole, however, this is usually done before seeking entry into the United States. If you are discovered by Immigration and Customs Enforcement to be unlawfully present in the United States, you can explain to the officers your situation. ICE has discretion in deciding to institute proceedings or not.

Do I have to wait to become a citizen to legally change my name?

You do not have to wait until you are a citizen to change your name. You can change your name in accordance with the procedures set forth in your state.

Get the answers to more questions on the FAQ page on our website.

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Brown Immigration Law

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“Because she talk to you with sense of humor and she even went with my wife to her interview on 02/12/2024 and my wife took her Oath on the 03/15/2024 we are really grateful to meet such a wonderful Immigration law firm like ( Brown immigration law ...”

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The Costas Network Law Center

(47)

Questions
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La Verdad

“They helped me with both my case and my mothers, they been such a great help, very communicative, very respectful and very easy to deal with, they made our process a lot more easy and id really recommend for anyone to Use them for their own immigrati...”

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Martin Jolic & Associates

(36)

Family, Non-Immigrant Visas, Immigrant Visas

“The best emigration attorney that you can get in Cleveland area after 7 years switching to so many attorneys I finaly won my case and I am now Permanent Resident”

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Bartell, Georgalas & Juarez, L.p.a. Co.

(41)

Team
Labor
Knowledge

“I'm absolutely in debt forever with my lawyer, he got the best resolution I can have and was always understanding and clear about my options, I highly recommend hiring this firm, they are wonderful.”

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Choudhury Law L.l.c.

(17)

Compassionate
Green Card
Happy

“After meeting with many different law firms and trying to seek proper advice and assistance with my family and my immigration case, fear and despair were the only choices left as we didn't know what to do as we heard many alternatives but nothing con...”

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Dobronos & Dyrda Law

(13)

Immigration Law, Motor Vehicle Crashes, Criminal Law

“Very good lawyer I am him I recommend to everyone I had problems with speeding and insurance they solved it for me without any problems I recommend this lawyer to everyone”

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Morchak Law

(5)

Common Issues With Your Green Card

“I was astonished how fast he completed a lot of the forms and the case was completed in a positive outcome mostly thanks to his determination and drive to prove the truth and the correct facts.”

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Law Office of Victor O. Chukwudelunzu

(4)

Family Law, Immigration Law, Business Law

“Very professional.”

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Raslanpla & Company

(4)

“Very knowledgeable in their field and highly recommend these intelligent folks.”

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Katica Markulin

(2)

“Highly recommend for all legal services, primarily probate and immigration.”

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Nance Frederick R

(1)

Digital Assets, Blockchain and Other Distributed Ledger Technology, Mining, Data Privacy, Cybersecurity & Digital Assets

“I'm trying to put a multiple purpose device (intellectual property) both sports and fashion related on his table and get his thoughts!”

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The Pinjuh Law Firm

(4)

Deferred Action For Childhood Arrivals (Daca), Naturalization Citizenship, Temporary Protected Status

“I had to go to USCIS building in downtown to ask why my green card was taking so long to be mailed because Richard Herman team kept telling me they did their job and they didnt bother to find out why my green card was taking forever to be mailed.”

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The Law Office of Svetlana Kats

(36)

Domestic Relations, Immigration Law, Persona Injury

“Got E-2 status with purchase of a business that needed to be renewed every 2 years went thru 2 extensions of the status and a process of filling I-140 for Alien Worker Green Card....”

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Sintsirmas & Mueller Co. L.p.a.

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Law Firm
Questions
Company

“Melanie and Caroline always have time to answer questions, guide you on your concerns and educate you in the process as well as always accomplishing our tasks at hand!”

Featured

Are you an Ohio resident interested in becoming a U.S. citizen through employment-based immigration? The process can be complex and overwhelming, but with the right guidance and support, it is possible to achieve your goal. At Sintsirmas & Mueller Co. L.P.A., we assist Ohio residents with all aspects of employment-based immigration, including helping individuals apply for U.S. citizenship. In this blog post, we will explore who is eligible for citizenship through employment-based immigration, the requirements that must be met, and how our team can help you navigate the process. To be eligible for U.S. citizenship through employment-based immigration, individuals must have a valid immigrant visa based on their employment status in the United States. This typically involves obtaining a green card through sponsorship by an employer or self-petitioning based on extraordinary ability or investment in a U.S. business. It is important to note that not all employment-based immigrants are eligible for citizenship immediately upon receiving their green cards - there are specific residency requirements that must be met before applying for naturalization. In order to qualify for U.S. citizenship through employment-based immigration, applicants must meet certain requirements set forth by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

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Allen & Hodgman

(46)

Studying in Canada, Canadian Immigration For H-1B Workers in the U.S., Express Entry Immigration to Canada

“We received support throughout the entire process, whether it was help with the forms, photo requirements, or telephone support with Canadian immigration officials, we believe Allen & Hodgman's guidance saved us time and prevented application rejecti...”

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Attorney Roderick Jaballas

(2)

Government

“He was extremely personable and downright genuinely a wonderful human being.”

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Average Cost	$1626
Minimum cost	$326
Maximum cost	$13007
Avg Per Hour Rates	$380

Best Immigration Lawyers in Lorain, OH

The highest-rated Immigration & Naturalization Law companies out of 152 vetted & reviewed in the Lorain area.

Mamari Immigration Law

Seeley, Savidge, Ebert & Gourash Co LPA

Elizabeth H. Ryser Attorney at Law

G. Michael Wick

Sarmiento Immigration Law Firm

Herman Legal Group

Abdallah Immigration Law

Margaret W. Wong & Associates

Brown Immigration Law

The Costas Network Law Center

Martin Jolic & Associates

Bartell, Georgalas & Juarez, L.p.a. Co.

Choudhury Law L.l.c.

Dobronos & Dyrda Law

Morchak Law

Law Office of Victor O. Chukwudelunzu

Raslanpla & Company

Katica Markulin

Nance Frederick R

The Pinjuh Law Firm

The Law Office of Svetlana Kats

Sintsirmas & Mueller Co. L.p.a.

Allen & Hodgman

Attorney Roderick Jaballas

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