The process of immigrating to the United States can take months—even years. What’s more, the process can be tedious, even for those who have spent years preparing. The good news is that strong legal counsel could make matters easier.
If you are facing an immigration law issue, Bader Law Injury Lawyers is here to help. We understand how to deal with the federal government during an immigration case, and we will work hard to ensure you are treated fairly. Today, you can start a free consultation and explore working with an Alpharetta immigration lawyer.
Your Immigration Lawyer Offers Comprehensive Legal Support
Pursuing citizenship or lawful residency is an exciting time. You have a lot to look forward to, and we’re eager to help you remain in the country. When you entrust us with your case, you entrust us with your future. Bader Law Injury Lawyers offers:
- Guidance through the immigration process
- Legal support and advocacy
- Help submitting necessary documents
- Representation at all hearings
- Collaboration with professionals to strengthen your case
Whether you’re looking to remain in the country for a job or want to call the United States home, we’re here to support you.
We Make the Immigration Process Straightforward
When you connect with us, you can expect:
- A free consultation. Before you even partner with us, you can explore your options at no cost or obligation.
- Guidance. We listen to your story and explain which legal route suits your needs. There are different application requirements for different visas.
- Support. Once we understand your legal goals, we get to work filing your case’s paperwork, navigating the process, and challenging deportation, if necessary.
- Reassurance. Even if your initial application is denied, you still have options. We can submit an appeal and uphold your rights throughout the process.
For a free legal consultation with a immigration lawyer serving Alpharetta, call (404) 888-8888
We Help Clients Secure Employment-Related Visas in Alpharetta
One of the most common reasons for a person to seek a visa is to further their career in the United States. The federal government provides a variety of employment-based visas depending on your purpose for coming to the country.
Most of these visas are temporary and come with a set date to return to your country of origin. Other visas are open-ended, with some even providing a path to citizenship over time. Our attorneys could review your options and select the appropriate visa in your situation.
H-1B Visas: Employment in a Specialty Occupation
One of the most common types of non-immigrant work permits is the H-1B visa. This visa allows companies operating in America to sponsor foreign residents with graduate degrees or exceptional skills to temporarily fill their labor needs. The purpose of an H-1B visa is to allow foreign workers to fill the employment gaps that citizens and lawful residents are unable to fill.
H-2 Visas: Seasonal or Temporary Work
H-2 visas do not have educational requirements. Rather, they intend to fill gaps when domestic labor cannot meet demand.
B-1 Visas: Coming to the Country for Short Periods
While many employment-based visas allow workers to stay for several years, B-1 visas are intended for shorter trips. This type of visa allows a person to come to the U.S. for short periods for a specific purpose, like attending a conference or selling property. The length of this visa is typically between one and six months, although it can be extended for up to a year.
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Our Alpharetta Immigration Lawyers Fight Deportation and Removal
The work of an immigration attorney is not always focused on entering the United States or becoming a citizen of this country. In some cases, the most important work our team does is help a non-citizen remain in the country. We do this by raising a strong defense against deportation and removal proceedings.
The team at Bader Law Injury Lawyers understands what goes into a strong defense in a deportation case. We are ready to review the facts of your case and advise you on your legal options. Some of those defense strategies could include the following:
Seeking Asylum
Many people choose to pursue something known as defensive asylum when they face the risk of deportation and removal. Asylum is the system that allows foreign residents who face the threat of persecution in their home country to live in the U.S. This persecution must be based on issues like your race, political views, or ethnicity, to name a few.
Requesting a U-Visa
Another possible defense option is a U-visa. This visa allows immigrants who have witnessed a crime while in the United States to obtain lawful status in exchange for assisting law enforcement. This type of visa generally requires assisting the police with their investigation.
Filing Under DACA
DACA—or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals—is a program that exists to protect certain young adults who were brought to this country illegally as a child. DACA protections do not provide a path to citizenship, but it does halt any removal attempts while allowing the applicant to live and work in the United States.
Cancellation of Removal
In limited situations, the federal government will agree to cancel removal proceedings and allow a non-citizen to remain in the country despite their lack of lawful status. This is usually done to allow them to care for a minor child or aging relative that is a citizen or lawful resident.
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Connect With an Alpharetta Immigration Attorney Today
If you are going through the process of immigrating to the United States or hope to remain in the country legally, having an attorney could make a major difference in the outcome of your case. The team at Bader Law Injury Lawyers is proud of our work on behalf of immigrants in our community, and we look forward to the chance to advocate for you. Reach out to an Alpharetta immigration lawyer as soon as possible to discuss your options.
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