RESOLVING BUSINESS, FAMILY, IMMIGRATION AND PROPERTY CONCERNS

If you qualify for US Citizenship, Permanent Resident Status, a Professional Work Visa,
an extension of status, Asylum, relief from Immigration Court proceedings,
or some other immigration benefit, our experienced and knowledgeable attorney can help you apply for US Immigration Law benefits.

For Legal Immigration Assistance,
contact Law & Mediation, LLC at 954-964-8107
for a free initial consultation.

Click on the links below for additional US immigration law information.

-   U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
-   U.S. State Department
-   U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
-   U.S. Department of Homeland Security
-   Federal Bureau of Investigations 

   Immigration Law Questions: 
   - If I obtained permanent resident status through my spouse, who is a U.S. Citizen, will I lose my status if we divorce? If my spouse will not help me petition to remove the 2-year expiration on my conditional permanent resident status, will I lose my status?
    If an immigrant obtains permanent resident status in the United States through a genuine marriage to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, a subsequent divorce should have no effect on the immigrant’s status. A conditional permanent resident required to file a petition to remove the conditional basis of his or her residence status before its 2-year expiration may self-petition if the person entered the marriage in good faith and the couple subsequently divorced. A conditional resident who remains married must file the petition with his or her U.S. citizen spouse before the 2-year expiration date.   
    - Is it possible to legitimately buy a green card? 
An “Investor Green Card” allows immigrants with substantial funds available to obtain permanent resident status by investing at least $1,000,000.00 in a business, or at least $500,000.00 in a targeted rural area or an area where unemployment is high.  The investment must create at least 10 jobs for U.S. workers, and the investor is required to be involved in making policy decisions at the business. 
     
*Note: The information provided above is not intended to resolve any person’s particular legal concerns. The specific details of each person’s case may affect the applicability of the information provided below to a person’s specific concerns. Also, laws change from time to time, and the information provided below may not be current at the time it is read. For legal information on your specific concerns, you may contact us at (954) 964-8107 or Contact@LawAndMediationLLC.com.

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Law & Mediation, LLC
Stuart Reed, Attorney and Mediator
3595 Sheridan St., Suite 202
Hollywood, FL 33021 
Tel: 954-964-8107 
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