US Immigration Attorneys in Las Vegas, NV

If you or your loved one wants to immigrate to the United States or are already in the U.S. and face deportation, you do not want to leave your rights up to chance. U.S. immigration laws can be complex, and you may benefit from working with an experienced attorney who can guide you through this complicated process.

At De Castroverde Law Group Criminal & Immigration, we focus on helping individuals facing criminal charges, deportation, and various immigration issues. We know how important our clients’ cases are to their lives and futures, so we prioritize their needs. Contact us today for a case review and learn how our US immigration attorneys can serve you.

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Family Immigration

Family-based immigration allows people already living in the U.S. to sponsor a relative who wants to come to the country. There are two types of family-based immigrant visas:

• Immediate Relative – Immediate Relative Visas are for those with a close family relationship with a U.S. citizen, including spouses, children, and parents. There is no limit to the number of Immediate Relative Visas issued annually.
• Family Preference – Family Preference Visas are for more distant relatives of U.S. Citizens and some specified relatives of Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs). The U.S. limits the number of Family Preference Visas it issues during a fiscal year.

Citizens and LPRs who wish to sponsor a relative must be:

• At least age 21
• Able to prove a family relationship with the individual they sponsor
• Able to prove they can financially support their family member as they adjust to life in the United States

Family-based visas also include marriage-based visas and visas for fiancés/fiancées. Knowing which forms to complete and how to file for family-based immigration correctly can be challenging. Our firm can help with every stage of the application.

Investor/Business

Foreign investors can apply for Immigrant Investor Visas. To be eligible, you must make a significant capital investment in a new commercial enterprise in the U.S. that helps create jobs.

Your eligibility and the type of investor/business visa you pursue will depend on the investment amount and the location of the involved enterprise. Our immigration lawyers in Las Vegas can help you understand the steps you need to take to meet these requirements.

Employment

According to the Department of State, the U.S. issues around 140,000 employment-based immigrant visas each fiscal year. To apply, you will need an employer to sponsor you.

Employment visas fall into the following categories:

• EB-1 – EB-1 Visas are for workers with extraordinary abilities in the sciences, the arts, business, education, or athletics. These visas are also for outstanding researchers, professors, managers, and multinational executives.
• EB-2 – You can apply for an EB-2 Visa if you have an advanced degree or exceptional abilities in the arts, the sciences, or business.
• EB-3 – This type of visa is for professionals, skilled workers, and some unskilled laborers who are not performing temporary or seasonal work.
• EB-4 – EB-4 Visas are for “special immigrants.” This category includes religious workers, U.S. Foreign Service employees, and retired employees of international organizations.
• EB-5 – This category is for business investors.

Temporary worker visas are also available for those wishing to come to the U.S. for a set time to perform temporary or seasonal work.

Removal Defense

It can be terrifying if you find yourself facing deportation. Your current way of life and future may be on the line – but you don’t have to face this difficult time alone. Our Las Vegas immigration lawyers can help you prepare for immigration court and fight to help you remain in the country.

Our legal team can review your case and help you determine your best options. We may be able to argue that the U.S. does not have the right to remove you. We may also be able to ask for relief from removal based on the following:

• A family-based adjustment of status
• A request for asylum
• Withholding of removal
• Protection under the Convention Against Torture (CAT) or Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
• Deferred action
• Voluntary departure

We can explain these and other avenues you may have for staying in the country during an initial consultation.

DACA Renewals

DACA stands for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). The program allows individuals brought to the United States as children to defer removal actions for two years, with the opportunity for renewal.

You may be eligible for DACA or a DACA renewal if you:

• Came to the United States before age 16
• You were under age 31 when DACA was enacted on June 15, 2012
• Have resided continuously in the U.S. since June 15, 2012
• Have no lawful immigration status
• Are currently enrolled in school
• Have graduated from high school in the U.S., obtained a GED, or are an honorably discharged veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces or Coast Guard

Naturalization

You can apply for U.S. citizenship via naturalization if you are already a Lawful Permanent Resident. However, this can be a complicated undertaking that requires you to correctly complete and file forms, submit medical and work information, and attend an in-person interview.

While there are other requirements, you must be at least 18 years old to apply for naturalization and have resided in the U.S. for at least five years (three if you are married to a U.S. citizen).

Our immigration attorneys can help you submit everything you need to support your naturalization claim. We will keep you updated throughout your case regarding your rights and application status.

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De Castroverde Immigration lawyers can assist with many other aspects of the immigration process and issues that can come with it, including:

• Spouse and fiance immigration.
• Same-sex marriage and immigration.
• Divorce and immigration.
• Deportation and removal defense.
• Criminal conviction and immigration.
• Naturalization and U.S. citizenship.
• Employment-based, nonimmigrant visas.
• Employment-based immigrant visas.
• Asylum.
• Normalization of visa status.
• Immigration appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA).
• Federal court immigration litigation before the 9th Circuit.

Check out our blog to learn more about what an immigration lawyer can do for you.

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Reach Out to Our US Immigration Attorneys Today

If you’re facing these immigration issues, contact one of our expert immigration lawyers at De Castroverde today. If you have any questions or concerns, call us at (702) 222-9999 or send us a message online. We offer convenient locations, including downtown Las Vegas, for easier client access. We look forward to helping you in what may be a difficult time.