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Immigration services for Pittsburgh and Wayne County, OH
From a first family petition to a contested court hearing, we handle each stage with the same care. Select a service to see how it works.
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Bring parents, children, siblings and spouses to the U.S. through the right family petition and category.
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Immediate help when you or a loved one is detained by ICE or receives a Notice to Appear.
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Guidance on family, fiancé, visitor and other visas — plus help after a refusal at the consulate.
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Spousal green cards for couples who are married to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
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K-1 fiancé visas so your partner can travel to the U.S., marry within 90 days and apply for a green card.
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Protection for people who fear persecution in their home country, filed affirmatively or in court.
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TPS, parole, special immigrant juvenile status and other relief for people facing hardship or danger.
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Waivers that help VAWA self-petitioners overcome unlawful presence and other green card barriers.
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Confidential self-petitions for survivors of abuse by a U.S. citizen or permanent resident spouse, parent or child.
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U visas for victims of qualifying crimes who helped — or are willing to help — law enforcement.
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Experienced courtroom defense in immigration court, including cancellation of removal and appeals.
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The petition for alien fiancé(e) that starts the K-1 visa process.
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The petition for alien relative used by citizens and green card holders to sponsor family.
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The application to adjust status and become a lawful permanent resident without leaving the U.S.
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The application for asylum and withholding of removal.
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The affidavit of support that shows the sponsor can financially support the intending immigrant.
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The application for employment authorization (work permit).
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The former Declaration of Self-Sufficiency — what it was and what public charge rules require today.
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