Attorney Mercy Frank understands what it is like to be separated from your family members for a long time. Unfortunately, the law does not make it simple for your foreign relatives to come and visit or come and stay. We would like the opportunity to help reunite your family.
Our Immigration Attorneys will efficiently prepare for the process of waiting for a Visa for a family member. The Visa process is very time-consuming and can be confusing. We will make sure that you understand the process. Whether you would like attorneys Frank and Kealy to help you obtain a nonimmigrant Visa for your loved one or you need an immigrant Visa, we will be there to help with the process.
The most common nonimmigrant Visa is the B1 or B2 tourist Visa. This is if your relative is coming for a short visit (six months). Frank and Kealy will help you prepare the documents that are needed to make the process a success. It can be very difficult to obtain a tourist Visa without the assistance of an immigration attorney.
The immigration laws require that your relative coming for a short visit does not intend to overstay. You will have to be familiar with the doctrine of Dual Intent. Sometimes one word could make a difference between yes and no. Our attorneys will prepare you and prepare your relative so that they do not make the common mistakes that most people do. The first step in getting your loved ones here on the B1 or B2 Visa starts here. Call attorneys Frank and Kealy at (978) 710-8843
In most cases, you may need your relative to come and stay, not just for a short visit. Attorneys Frank and Kealy will help your relative to obtain an Immigrant Visa. Immigrant Visa is a Visa that allows you to stay in the United States for a longer period of time. With an Immigrant Visa, your loved one will be able to obtain employment authorization forms, and in most cases, your loved one will be able to obtain an Alien Registration Card (Green Card). Frank and Kealy can help your relatives in obtaining a green card and work authorization documents.
Most Immigrant Visas are obtained through family-based immigration. What does this mean to you? If your spouse or child is living in another country and you would like that person to join you in the United States, Call us at (978) 710-8843. The clock is ticking. United States citizens have first preference in family-based immigration.
Frank and Kealy are also equipped in dealing with I-130, Petition for Alien Relatives, and K-Visas ( Fiancé(e) Visa). Do you need help immigrating your Fiancé(e) to the United States? K Visas are for fiancé(e)s of U.S citizens who are entering the United States for the sole purpose of getting married within 90 days of their admission.
Adjustment of status is a very complex process by which a foreign-born immigrant of the United States, seeks to become a permanent resident. After you arrive in the United States on your immigrant Visa, the next step is to adjust your status to that of a Permanent Resident. This process can be intricate. That is why you need Frank and Kealy in your corner. We will help navigate you through the filing process.
Application for Adjustment of status (I-485) is sent to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. However, you must be eligible to adjust your status. Frank and Kealy will help you to determine whether or not you are eligible. Even if you are not, we will explore other avenues.
Removal proceedings can be the most stressful time in your life. When you are in removal proceedings, the government seeks to remove you from the United States; a process known as deportation. How do you know you are in removal proceedings? The government may have provided you with a Notice to Appear. If you have received a Notice to Appear, Call Frank, Kealy, and Walker at (978) 710-8843 so that we may get started on your case.