Arlington Immigration Lawyer

Texas Immigrant Rights Attorney

United States immigration laws are very complex, and change quite frequently. At the law office of Ollie R. Jefferson, Attorney at Law, we stay on top of the changes in the law, and will advise you as to how any change will affect your rights. By contacting an experienced immigration law attorney, you can be confident that the documents you turn in are right the first time, and will maximize your chance for a successful result.

“If you have a dream, you can make it here. My goal is to help clients and their families achieve success.” –Attorney Ollie R. Jefferson

Family immigration

Many immigration issues involve family immigration. We help both United States citizens and green card holders obtain visas and take action towards the naturalization and citizenship of family members. Find out more about:

K-1 Fiancé Visas and K-3 Visas

If the alien relative petition for your spouse is still pending and has not yet been approved, a K-3 visa will allow entry into the United States while processing continues. It is a way to enter the United States legally to be reunited with the petitioner while the paperwork is pending and waiting for final adjudication. We can help you assess whether this visa will meet your family's needs.

In many cases, United States citizens go abroad and meet someone they want to marry. When they come back from their visit, they can petition for their fiancé to come to the United States to get married. We can help you compile necessary documentation to file for a K-1 visa.

Hardship waivers and asylum

Hardship waivers are difficult and require extensive paperwork, which must be completed correctly to bring your loved one back to the United States. We understand how to assess the hardship to give the best possibility for family reunification. In addition to helping our clients obtain hardship waivers, we also are aggressive advocates in cases involving asylum and amnesty/legalization.

Criminal offenses

For an immigrant, the charge of a criminal offense is very serious. You can be on probation for any crime and still be taken into custody by immigration officials. This means that the potential for deportation and removal increases dramatically if you are convicted − or even just charged − with a crime. An experienced immigration attorney can best defend your rights and fight against deportation.

Appeals

If you have already had a hearing before an immigration judge and your case was denied, we will listen to you and look at the judge's decision. If mistakes were made in your case, it might be appropriate to appeal your case. We have the experience to help with your appeal and we have had success in appealing cases for clients. Let us help you with your next best possibility at legal residence.

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Call 817-861-7002 or contact Ollie R. Jefferson by e-mail for a consultation with an experienced Arlington, Texas, immigration lawyer • Se habla español • Reasonable fees, payment plans in some cases; cash, money orders or cashier’s check accepted

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