We explore all routes to permanent residency for you, your employees or your family. Your options may include, among others, a family based green card, an employment based green card, a green card through asylum, a national interest waiver, or a green card through the lottery.
If there is a way for you to legally work in the United States, we will help you find it. We consult employers and employees on H visas, L visas, E-1 (Treaty trader), E-2 (Treaty Investor), among others.
Are you an employer or employee with questions about PERM? A successful PERM application is often the first step to an employment based green card. However, PERM cases are complex. We have obtained PERM certifications for highly technical occupations including economists, civil engineers, teachers, lawyers, architects, computer programmers and computer systems analysts.
There are various nonimmigrant visas which allow U.S. citizens to bring their spouses, children and fiancés to the United States. We can help you explore the K-1 and K-3 options.
Before filing for citizenship, it is important to review your case for problems. The best time to deal with an issue is before the case is submitted to the government.
Are you unable or unwilling to return to home country because of persecution or a well founded fear of persecution based on religion, race, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular group? If so, we may be able to help you stay in the United States.
If you have been in an accident, you may feel like you are entering unfamiliar territory. We deal with claims adjusters, insurance policies, and uninsured motorist cases everyday. Let us guide you through this process.
Has a careless property manager caused you to suffer a fracture, concussion or other serious injury? If so, there are things you can do now to protect your right to recover money.
If you are caught driving 20 mph over the speed limit in Virginia, you may received a "reckless driving" ticket. Reckless driving is a class one misdemeanor, and can result in jail time, heavy fines, and a license suspension. Our lawyers will go to court with you and negotiate the case or take it to trial, depending on your best interest.
Driving on a suspended license is a serious traffic violation. In Virginia, multiple convictions can result in mandatory jail time. Even a first time conviction can result in jail time, heavy fines, and additional license suspensions. Before you can be convicted, the government must prove notice. Failure to meet this notice requirement can result in dismissal of the case based on a technicality.
If you are accused of breaking the speed limit, you have a right to appear in court to contest the charge. If you fight the charge, the police officer must be able to prove your speed in court. To prove your speed they often must provide certificates proving their speedometer, radar or laser was working properly. If they fail to do so, your case may be dismissed on a technicality.
A living will or advance directive can give specific directions as to the course of medical treatment if a person is unable to give consent due to incapacity. Often, people will use living wills to tell doctors who is authorized to make medical decisions, and whether to remove life support in specific situations.
