Best Immigration Lawyers in Parma, OH

The United States has complex immigration laws, and your immigration situation is unique. The order in which you complete each step is crucial, and mistakes can delay the immigration process. An experienced attorney can help you determine which process is best for you and make sure you follow the process correctly.

When you submit an application or petition to the U.S. government, you must keep your address up to date. The U.S. government provides important interview information, notices, and status updates. If you do not have the correct address listed, you may miss this information, and your application could be denied.

The N-648, or Medical Certification of Disability Exceptions, can be used to waive your obligation to take the U.S. civics test or English test. Complete this form with an appropriate medical professional if you have a physical or developmental disability or mental impairment that prevents you from learning English or material for the U.S. civics exam.

If your Green Card is expired, you do not lose your status as a permanent resident. Expired Green Cards are invalid for many uses, but depending on your case, you may still apply for citizenship. Consult an attorney to determine if you can still apply or to renew your Green Card.

If you receive an RFE, it does not mean your application is rejected or approved. It is a request for additional information, which generally must be responded to in a short period of time. It is important that you respond quickly and accurately to the request. Contact us to set up a consultation, and we can determine the best course of action for your response.