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Alabama Immigration Lawyers can help you with:
• Non-immigrant visa
• Immigrant visa
• Refugee
• Deferred Action recipient
• Legal permanent resident
• Immigration parole
• Undocumented
Every year millions of individuals from the world over seek to enter the U.S. and build their lives in one of the country’s 50 states. Immigrants are drawn to the freedoms and opportunities afforded to Americans, and every year thousands of immigrants visit or settle in Alabama. According to the Migration Policy Institute, which tracks the movement immigrants worldwide, there were over 157,000 documented and undocumented immigrants living in the Yellowhammer State in 2014. Some come to work; others come to be reunited with loved ones, regardless of their reasons immigrating, our team of immigration lawyers in Alabama can help you get the status you are seeking.
There are a few different ways to enter the U.S. and Alabama legally. An immigrant can apply for an immigrant or nonimmigrant visa or seek asylum status if they face persecution or physical harm in their native countries.
Nonimmigrant visas are granted to individuals who would like to enter the U.S. temporarily but do not intend to immigrate permanently. Nonimmigrant visas can be issued for temporary work or travel within Alabama.
Immigrant visas are issued to individuals who hope to immigrate to the U.S. for the long-term or permanently. The can include HB-1 work visas, family visas or fiancé.
To see if you are or a loved one is eligible for refugee status or asylum visit the USCIS website.
The first stage of the immigration process begins by applying for the appropriate visa or asylum through the USCIS. The process of immigrating to the U.S. is complicated and time-consuming. That is why your initial immigration applications are critical. Any mistake, omission of information, or misrepresentation will result in a denial of your immigration application, and you must start the process all over again. USAttorneys recommends you consult with an immigration lawyer to assist you with the beginning stages of the immigration process.
To get an immigration application go the USCIS website and download the forms you need.
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