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Law Offices of Grant Kaplan

(28)

EB5 – Investor Visas, International Adoption & Business, I-9 Compliance

“The most important job for any immigration professional is to guide people through the very complicated process and to a very large extend the success through this (expensive) applications depends mostly on how well one is informed and guided through...”

FAQs

What should I do?

If you will be working in the US your prospective employer or agent must file Form I-129, Petition for Nonimmigrant Worker, and the appropriate supplement with the Immigration and Naturalization Service accompanied by the required payment, and initial evidence or documentation. In some cases, your employer must get a certificate from the Department of Labor prior to filing the I-129.

Can I immigrate to the US if one of my family members is already there?

Yes, you can. Immigration through a family member who is a US citizen or permanent resident is the most common way of gaining US residency. If you want to become a lawful permanent resident based on the fact that you have a relative who is a citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent resident, you must go through a multi-step process. First, the DHS must approve an immigrant visa petition Form I-130 Petition for Alien Relative filed by your relative (sponsor) and accompanied by proof of your relationship to the requesting relative.

How can I sponsor a family member?

To be eligible to sponsor a relative to immigrate to the United States you must be a citizen or a lawful permanent resident of the U.S. and be able to provide documentation proving your status. You must also prove that you can support your relative at 125% above the mandated poverty line. If you are a lawful permanent resident you may petition for a husband or wife or unmarried son or daughter of any age. If you are a US Citizen you may petition for the following foreign nationals relatives:

How can I bring my spouse to the US?

There is a three-step process for your spouse to become a legal immigrant. First, the DHS must approve an immigrant visa petition that you file for your spouse. Second, the State Department visa bulletin must show that a spouse immigrant visa is available to your spouse, based on the date you filed the immigrant visa application. Third, if your spouse is outside the United States when your visa petition is approved and when an immigrant visa number (if required) becomes available, your spouse will be notified to go to the local U.S. consulate to complete the processing for an immigrant visa.

What are the categories for acquiring immigrant status through employment?

There are four categories for granting permanent residence to foreign nationals based on employment skills. If you are an employer and are unsure which employment category applies to the foreign nationals you wish to sponsor, or if you are a foreign nationals and want more information on which category matches your particular situation, these are the categories:

More answers can be found on the FAQ page of our website.

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Steven G. Miller

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Family Law, General Practice, Civil Litigation

“He has my utmost trust, and all who retain him are protected not only by Florida's legal bar; but also his integrity in serving Floridians over the last 40 years.”

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Your Injury Law Group

(9)

Slip and Fall Injuries, Immigration Law, Hurricane Damage Claims

“My Attorney at your injury law group kept me up to date at the development on my case and answer all my calls personally this firm got me the most money possible for my injuries.”

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Cem Tahir PA - Immigration Law Firm

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EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa, Immigrant Visas, Non-Immigrant Visas

“Cem made sure that all i's were doted and all t's were crossed for a painless and swift experience.”

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Papagikos Law

(6)

Employment Non-Immigrant Visas, Individual-Based Immigration, Family Based Immigration

“It was a very complicated case that required a lot of details but with the professionalism, knowledge and dedication Susan demonstrated while working on our case, I was finally reunited with my family.”

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Law Offices of Haydee Nascimento

(14)

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“She could've been dismissive or plainly told me they couldn't help, but she went the extra mile for me and asked if there was anyone else she can direct me to since I was so lost in the matter.”

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Law Offices of Robert L. Bogen

(20)

Alimony and Child Support, And Marital and Pre-Marital Agreements, Enforcement

“Even through times when there were emergencies that came up he was there for me, including when he was on a family vacation out of the country he responded and instructed me what I needed to get done.”

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My Ex is Harassing Me. What Can I Do? You can apply for a protective injunction if your current partner, ex-partner, or anyone else, is stalking you. But what does that mean? Well, a person is stalking you if they are repeatedly (at least 2 times) following or harassing you for no legitimate reason, and to such a degree that it is causing you substantial emotional distress. But, just because a person is unpleasant or uncivil towards you does not mean you are entitled to an injunction. Mere irritation, annoyance, embarrassment, exasperation, aggravation, or frustration, without more, will not get you an injunction. Profanity, insults, or uttering falsehoods about you might be offensive, but it is not sufficient to get an injunction. What is needed is more extreme or outrageous conduct -- enough to cause a reasonable person substantial emotional distress. In one recent Florida case, an ex-husband went to his ex-wife's home in the middle of the night and looked inside her darkened windows with a flashlight for 3 nights in a row. This was sufficient to issue a protective injunction. In another recent Florida case, an ex-partner constantly drove by the other partner's residence several times a day, and also operated a drone over the residence on at least 3 occasions. This was also sufficient to issue a protective injunction. These are very fact-intensive issues, and must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

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Immigration Law Office of David Kilpatrick

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“He also answered your questions in a short and exactly point.”

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Mitchell D. Adler

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Real Estate LAW Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Business LAW

“Very satisfied with Mitchell and fast response!”

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Ostrega & Associates

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“Andrew consistently treated me with courtesy, kindness and deference in our dealings concerning his legal representation-attributes that are rarely found in attorneys these days.”

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Mario D. German Law Center P.A.

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Bankruptcy, Personal Injury, Immigration Law

“German doesn't practice law, he already knows it :)”

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Law Offices of Sara Coen - Immigration and Business

(3)

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Roberta M Deutsch Litigation and Immigration Law

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Brian K. McMahon

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Bennett Law PA

“On January 3, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) finally published a new proposed […]”

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Law Office of Michael E. Zaidel, PL

“We aggressively and zealously represent our clients before the Department of Homeland Security (Citizenship and Immigration Services, Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection), the Department of State (American Embassies ...”

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The Law Offices of Sean D. Hummel

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Non Immigrant Visas, Citizenship, Business Immigration

“He was always on top of our deadlines and did everything he could to help us with the green card process, whether it came to preparation and production of documents, we knew we could trust him.”

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Matthew M. Slowik P.A.

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Immigration, Real Estate Litigation, Personal Injury

“Some of the most impactful benefits of working with Matthew have been his kindness, exceptional listening skills, his dedication to his clients, and his caring demeanor.”

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Visanation Law Group

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As Well as Other Visas Such as h1-b, Immigration and Criminal Court Proceedings, Citizenship

“I was based in New York and though Attorney Malik and her team are situated in Florida, they responded immediately to my over the phone and email consultation, questions and requests and communicated with me directly and promptly.”

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Shane & Shane

(29)

Deportation Defense, Family-Based Immigration, Naturalization

“Their partnership, responsiveness, patience, and perseverance paid off, and my spouse received his permanent resident green card after a lot of effort from our friends at Shane & Shane.”

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Gerstein and Gerstein Immigration Attorneys

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Employment Based Visas, US Immigration Waivers, Citizenship AND Naturalization

“We had an interview with USCIS the law firm contacted us for a prep interview told us what to expect ,how to answer the questions, We passed the interview with an A .”

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Rostova Westerman Law Group P.A.

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Family-Based Immigration, Naturalization, Detention and Bonds

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Polatsek, Counsellors at Law

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Average Cost	$1744
Minimum cost	$349
Maximum cost	$13946
Avg Per Hour Rates	$407

Best Immigration Lawyers in Boca Raton, FL

The highest-rated Immigration & Naturalization Law companies out of 153 vetted & reviewed in the Boca Raton area.

Law Offices of Grant Kaplan

Steven G. Miller

Your Injury Law Group

Cem Tahir PA - Immigration Law Firm

Papagikos Law

Law Offices of Haydee Nascimento

Law Offices of Robert L. Bogen

Immigration Law Office of David Kilpatrick

Mitchell D. Adler

Ostrega & Associates

Mario D. German Law Center P.A.

Law Offices of Sara Coen - Immigration and Business

Roberta M Deutsch Litigation and Immigration Law

Wiston Multi Services

Brian K. McMahon

Bennett Law PA

Law Office of Michael E. Zaidel, PL

The Law Offices of Sean D. Hummel

Matthew M. Slowik P.A.

Visanation Law Group

Shane & Shane

Gerstein and Gerstein Immigration Attorneys

Rostova Westerman Law Group P.A.

Polatsek, Counsellors at Law

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