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- civil matters
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- family law
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If you or a loved one needs legal representation for obtaining visas, green cards, citizenship, adjustment of status, or stopping deportation, our caring Las Vegas immigration lawyers may be able to help.
This page lists just some of the types of immigration cases we handle. For more information, click on the appropriate link or contact us for a consultation.
All Cases
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- A-1 Visas
- A-2 Visas
- Academic Student Visa (F-1 Visas)
- Adjustment of Status
- Adoption Immigration
- Aggravated Felonies
- Asylum
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C
- Cancellation of Removal
- Child of Alien Fiancé(e) Visa (K-2 Visas)
- Child of Alien Spouse Immigrant Visa (K-3 Visas)
- Child of Alien Spouse Non-immigrant Visa (K-4 Visas)
- Child Status Protection Act (CSPA)
- Citizenship
- Citizenship (dual)
- Citizenship through Parents
- Consular Processing
- Court
- Crimes involving Moral Turpitude (CIMTs)
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E
- EB-1 Visas (Extraordinary Ability, Outstanding Professor/Researcher, Multinational Executive/Manager)
- EB-2 Visas (Advanced Degree, Exceptional Ability, National Interest Waiver)
- EB-3 Visas (Professionals, Skilled Workers, Unskilled Workers)
- EB-4 Visas (Special immigrants)
- EB-5 Visas (Investors)
- Emergency Travel
- Employment (unlawful)
- Employment-based Visas
F
- F-1 visas (Academic Student)
- Fiancé(e) Visas (K-1 Visas)
G
- G Visas (International Organization)
- Green Cards
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I
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
- Immigration Court
- Immigration Jail
- Immigration Office (Las Vegas)
- Immigration Office (Reno)
- Immigration through Adoption
- Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
- International Organization Visa (G Visas)
- Interview Process for Immigration
- Investor Visas (EB-5 Visas)
- IR-1 / CR-1 visas (spousal)
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K
- K-1 Visas (Fiancé(e) Visas)
- K-2 Visas (Child of Alien Fiancé(e) Visas)
- K-3 Visas (Alien Spouse; Non-immigrant Visas)
- K-4 Visas (Child of Alien Spouse; Non-immigrant Visas)
L
- L-1 Visas
- L-2 Visas
- Labor Certification (PERM)
- Las Vegas Immigration Court
- Las Vegas Immigration Jail
- Las Vegas Immigration Office
- Legal Permanent Residence
- LGBT immigration attorneys
M
- M-1 Visas (Vocational Student)
- Marriage Visas
N
- NATO Visas
- Naturalization
- Naturalization Tests
- Naturalization through Parents
- National Visa Center (NVC)
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R
S
- Same-sex Spousal and Fiancé(e) Visas
- Seasonal Worker Visas (H-2B Visas)
- Special Immigrant Visas (EB-4 Visas)
- Specialty Occupation Visas (H-1B Visas)
- Spousal Visas
- Stopping Deportation
- Student Visa (Academic) (F-1 Visas)
- Student Visa (Vocational) (M-1 Visas)
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U
V
- Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
- Visas
- Visa Extensions
- Visa Interview Process
- Visa Waiver Program (VWP)
- Vocational Student Visa (M-1 Visas)
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Z
Nevada Immigration Blog Posts:
Is there post-conviction relief for non-citizens in Nevada?
Hundreds of thousands of non-citizens in Nevada face immigration consequences for prior criminal convictions. These consequences affect legal and illegal immigrants alike and can include deportation, denial of re-entry, and denial of the chance for naturalization to the United States. But non-citizens have hope in post-conviction relief. 1. What is “post-conviction relief” in Nevada? Post-conviction ...