Law Office of Lourdes Peña, APC
Often times, clients decide to file adjustment of status applications on their own or through a notary not realizing that there may be complications with their case or corrections that need to be made. My office is here to help. I offer services to accompany you to your immigration interview, prepare you, and make you feel at ease. Should there be a need to make any corrections or changes to your application, I am here to assist you.
There are many paths to obtain lawful permanent residency. If you think you may qualify to apply for your green card through 245(a), 245(i), or any other means, please give us a call. We can help evaluate your options.
The consular process is often required for those with entries without inspection and for family members abroad. The process can be long and tedious. There are many instructions to follow and forms to upload. I can guide you through this process, assist you in collecting all necessary evidence, and inform you of processing times for your home country.
Immediate family members may petition one another. Each process is different and has different wait times depending on your status and what country they were born in. If you are a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident interested in petitioning a family member, please call for a consultation.
There are many categories of applicants that may qualify for advance parole. For example, if you currently have DACA, TPS, or a pending adjustment of status application and would like to apply for Advance Parole you may qualify under educational, employment, or humanitarian purposes.
You may qualify to become a U.S. Citizen if you have obtained lawful permanent residency for over 5 years. If you applied for your green card through your U.S. Citizen Spouse and have been a resident for over 3 years, you may qualify to Naturalize.