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Decades of combined experience allows the Frager
Bush Law Firm to smoothly guide its clients through immigration and to
provide immigration help. We assist clients with visas, permanent
residency (green cards), naturalization, I-9 compliance, and handle
many other immigration matters.
Applying for the correct type of visa is crucial
for approval, and once in the United States, many individuals need to
understand their obligations so they can stay and become eligible for
permanent residency or citizenship. Employers need counsel and strategy
to take advantage of foreign employment resources while at the same
time safeguarding their businesses through proper regulatory compliance.
Significant immigration law changes
Since the Immigration and Nationality Act
(INA) was passed by Congress in 1952, many new immigration laws have
also come into existence. The Department of Homeland Security
(DHS) was created in 2002 to protect the country against terrorist
attacks. Under the DHS Act, the bureau of U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration Services (USCIS) and Border and Transportation Security
(BTS) replaced the Immigration and Naturalization Service
(INS). Immigration reform heightened after 9/11 and is still
undergoing changes.
Getting immigration help with complying and
adhering to immigration laws can mean the difference between families
reuniting or family members being barred from entry or being removed.
Because immigration laws often change, it is wise to seek legal advice
when applying for visas, permanent residency, naturalization or
handling any important matter involving immigration.
Protect your rights through our immigration service
No one should appear at a deportation and removal
hearing without an experienced attorney at his or her side.
There are circumstances where applying for permanent residency could
result in notices to appear for deportation. Seeking the
trusted legal defense of an experienced immigration lawyer helps
individuals avoid unnecessary pitfalls. Our immigration
service is crucial for people facing serious immigration issues.
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