Cleveland Green Card Attorney

For many people who come to this country in pursuit of the American dream, attaining a green card and permanent residence is a crucial step on the path to becoming a citizen. Having an experienced immigration on your side can be the difference in having a successful application.

At Philip Eichorn Co., LPA, we are here to help people from all over the globe pursue their green card applications. Our law firm has offices conveniently located in Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio as well as in Raleigh/Durham and Charlotte, North Carolina. For a consultations to discuss your needs, please do not hesitate to call us at 866-448-2994 or email us today.

Whether you initially came here for employment reasons or to join your family or fiancé, we can help assess your situation and help you navigate the application process.

Green cards are a proof of status and must be renewed. If you have been granted conditional residence you can make an application to remove the conditions two years later. In order to initially obtain lawful permanent resident status, some of the factors that must be considered are:

• How you entered the country
• Whether your status was maintained properly throughout the entire time you were in the United States
• If you ever lied to or omitted information to an immigration official

These factors determine whether or not you are inadmissible under 212-A of the Immigration and Nationality Act and also include issues regarding health related grounds, criminal backgrounds, prior immigration violations or security grounds. When you meet with our experienced Cleveland green card attorney, we encourage you to bring all documentation that can help us understand your personal history, employment history, criminal record, and other factors that may affect whether you are eligible for a green card visa petition being granted and eventually citizenship.

In some cases, we are able to get a waiver from USCIS on these issues and if USCIS denies the waiver, foreign nationals have the right to appeal the decision to the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO).There are no waivers available when people falsely claim to be a citizen and are not.

Contact a Thorough Charlotte, North Carolina Visa Petition Lawyer

If you want to apply for permanent resident status with confidence that you have complied with all regulations and requirements, please call 866-448-2994 or e-mail Philip Eichorn Co., LPA to schedule a consultations today.