U.S. citizenship is a legal status that provides full rights and benefits, such as the right to vote, the ability to run for public office, and access to government programs. It can be acquired by birth or through the naturalization process.

How do we help?

• We evaluate your eligibility for citizenship and guide you through the most suitable pathway.

• We assist you in preparing and submitting the required documentation.

• We provide support to help you prepare for the interview and citizenship test.

• We guide you through the entire process until completion and the naturalization ceremony

The Green Card allows you to obtain permanent residence in the United States, enabling you to live and work legally in the country. It can be obtained through family ties, job opportunities, investments, or other specific categories.

How do we help?

• We analyze your situation to identify the most suitable path to permanent residence.

• We assist you in collecting and preparing all the necessary documents for your application.

• We provide ongoing support throughout the approval process, including managing additional requests for information if needed.

• We stay with you until the process is complete and you receive your Green Card.

What is it?

A work permit in the United States allows foreign nationals to work legally in the country for a specific period, depending on the type of visa or authorization obtained.

How do we help?

• We guide you through the preparation and submission of your work permit application.

• We provide advice to identify the most suitable visa or authorization based on your personal and professional circumstances.

• We assist in gathering all required documents, ensuring compliance with U.S. authorities’ standards.

• We offer support throughout the process until your work permit is issued.

What is it?

A Family Petition allows U.S. citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their immediate family members for a visa to join them in the United States.

How do we help?

• We assess your situation to ensure you meet eligibility criteria.

• We assist in preparing the required documentation and completing the visa petition.

• We guide you through every stage of the process, including interviews and communications with relevant authorities.

• We provide ongoing support to facilitate your reunion with loved ones.

The EB-2 NIW (Employment-Based Second Preference – National Interest Waiver)
is a visa category reserved for professionals who possess:
• Advanced degrees (such as a master’s degree or higher); or
• Exceptional abilities in fields such as science, arts, education, economy, or business.
This category allows you to obtain a Green Card without the need for employer sponsorship by demonstrating that your work has a significant impact on U.S. national interests.
How can we help you?
We guide you step by step through the EB-2 NIW process:
• Profile evaluation
We analyze your credentials, experience, and achievements to verify if you meet the eligibility requirements.
• Preparation of a personalized strategy
We build a strong case to demonstrate how your work contributes significantly to U.S. national interests.
• Documentation assistance We assist you in preparing key documents, including:
• Recommendation letters;
• Certifications and academic degrees;
• Evidence of professional impact and relevant contributions.
• USCIS process management
We handle the I-140 form submission, address any additional information requests (RFE), and ensure compliance with regulations.
• Continuous support until success
We guide you through the entire process until you successfully obtain your Green Card.
Why choose EB-2 NIW?
• No sponsor needed: You can apply independently.
• Broad benefits: Ideal for professionals in various fields (engineering,
medicine, research, entrepreneurship, and more).
• A unique opportunity for your future in the United States.
Contact us to assess your eligibility and start your journey to a Green Card through the EB-2 NIW.

What is it?

The E-2 and EB-5 visas are intended for foreign investors who wish to relocate to the United States through a significant investment in a business venture. The E-2 visa requires a substantial investment in an existing or new business, while the EB-5 demands a larger investment and the creation of at least 10 jobs for U.S. workers.

How do we help?

• We evaluate your investment project to ensure it meets the required criteria for the E-2 or EB-5 visas.

• We assist you in preparing the necessary documentation, such as a business plan and financial evidence, to present a strong case.

• We work with experts to ensure that your investment complies with U.S. regulations.

• We guide you through the entire process, providing ongoing support until your visa is approved.

What does it mean?
TPS is a special status for citizens of countries facing crises such as conflicts or natural disasters, making it unsafe for them to return.
What can we do for you?
• We assist you in applying for or renewing your TPS.
• We provide updates on eligible countries and requirements.
• We help you apply for work authorization associated with TPS.

What does it mean?
Asylum is a form of protection for those who cannot return to their home country due to persecution based on race, religion, political opinions, or belonging to a particular social group.
What can we do for you?
• We guide you through the preparation of your asylum application.
• We assist in gathering the necessary evidence to strengthen your case.
• We provide advice on how to prepare for your interview with the appropriate authorities.

What is it?

Adjustment of status is a process for individuals already in the United States on a valid visa who wish to modify or update their immigration status without leaving the country.

How do we help?

• We carefully evaluate your current situation to identify the most appropriate pathway for your adjustment of status.

• We assist in gathering and preparing all necessary documentation, ensuringaccuracy and completeness.

• We guide you step by step through the process, addressing any questions or issues that arise.

• We provide continuous support until your request is approved.

What does it mean?

A FOIA request allows you to access your immigration file or other documents held by U.S. authorities.

What can we do for you?

• We assist you in requesting the information you need.

• We analyze the documents obtained to identify useful information for your case.

• We explain how to use these documents to support your immigration process.

What does it mean?

If you move, you must notify the authorities of your new address to ensure you receive important information and documents.

What can we do for you?

• We assist you in reporting your address change promptly and accurately.

• We ensure all your immigration records are updated.

• We guarantee future communications are delivered without issues.