Immigrant Visas

Arlington, Texas, Immigration Visas Attorney

North Texas • Dallas-Fort Worth • Mid Cities • Grand Prairie • Irving

An immigrant visa can serve the needs of your spouse, children, or parents living overseas. It can also be a solution to obtain gainful employment in the United States, extend your travels, marry a United States citizen, or to take a step towards U.S. citizenship and naturalization.

Regardless of your need for an immigrant visa, it is important to have a clear understanding of your rights and obligations as a foreign national. At Ollie R. Jefferson, Attorney at Law, we have the support and experience to protect your rights and achieve the status you are seeking.

Call 817-861-7002 or contact us by e-mail for an initial consultation with Ollie R. Jefferson to learn more about immigrant visas.

 “We can help you by ensuring that everything is done not only quickly but properly. We will explain, through your relative here in the United States, what must be done in order to be prepared for the interview.” –Attorney Ollie R. Jefferson

• Visa applications: Applications for a visa can be very involved and complex. It is important to file correctly the first time to avoid delays or a mistake that may inhibit or prevent obtaining a visa.
• Consular proceedings: Individuals who are being interviewed at an American consul prior to leaving the country may need additional legal assistance. We can protect your rights at every stage in the process.
• Adjustment of status: If you are living in the United States, but are residing illegally, we will look at all the facts to see if you can get a visa through adjustment of status.

We are experienced in helping individuals obtain an immigrant visa:

• Relatives of green card holders, including spouses and children who have been separated or living overseas
• Individuals facing consular proceedings in their own country
• Individuals seeking to appeal a decision to deny a green card or visa

Employment opportunities while your Green Card is being considered

As a result of some of these applications, people who apply for a green card can also apply for a work permit while their status is being considered. This can provide you with the ability to apply for employment during the immigration process. We can help you explore your rights and options and possibly help you obtain a work permit while your green card is under consideration.

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