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Legal Employment

To be legally employed in the United States, you must be able to prove you are a legal citizen, or show that you have a legal permit to work, otherwise known as a green card. Current laws require prospective employers to prove that their employees are here legally, and that they have verified the status of the employee.

To ensure that you are able to legally work in the United States, you need to consult with an immigration attorney. The process of applying for and receiving the proper documentation is critical to becoming a legal worker in the US. An immigration lawyer will know whether you need a green card or a work permit. Don’t take a chance on improper paperwork, or not applying at all because you don’t know what to do.

 

Temporary Work Visas

A United States Permanent Resident Card is more commonly known as a Temporary Work Visa, or “Green Card”. It is basically an identification card which shows that the non-citizen cardholder is a permanent resident of the United States, and has permission to live and work in the US.

To obtain a green card, the applicant must meet certain conditions. To maintain status, you must file timely green card renewals in order to continue your residency status. Otherwise, you can be deported from the USA. Having a green card is essential for non-citizens who want to work and live in the USA. The application process can be long and sometimes difficult to understand. You will want to be sure you are eligible before you file an application to obtain a green card.

To obtain a Work Visa, or for help with other immigration issues, you need an immigration attorney. To discuss the particulars of your immigration case contact The Law Offices of Sasha Tymkowicz in Santa Ana at 714/835-8866 to schedule your free initial consultation today. Sasha can make all the difference in the outcome of your legal case. You can rest assured that you will have the right representation to obtain the best and most favorable outcome with your legal matter.

 

Family Immigration

Under Unites States Federal Law, citizens and legal permanent residents can sponsor family members for immigration visas. You will need the advice of an immigration attorney to assist you with your family-based immigration issue and the filing process.

If you are a U.S. citizen, you can petition to be a sponsor on behalf of your spouse, or your child under 21 years old, your parents, your unmarried child over 21 years old, and their children. Also, you may petition on behalf of your married child of any age, and their children, your siblings and their spouses and children. There is a special temporary visa for a fiancé.

The Family-Based Immigration Process can be lengthy and very involved. you will need the help of your immigration attorney who will assist you in the process of the family immigration application. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service is the agency who will be dealing with your case.

To discuss the particulars of your immigration case contact The Law Offices of Sasha Tymkowicz in Santa Ana at 714/835-8866 to schedule your free initial consultation today. Sasha can make all the difference in the outcome of your legal case. You can rest assured that you will have the right representation to obtain the best and most favorable outcome with your legal matter.

 

 

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