Im looking for an immigration attorney from newyork to help me with my case.

[shamimMirza 0]

Hello everyone;

 

Im looking for an attorney to handle my case i live in newyork and im green card holder 10 years. Please reply to my post with contact number or any reference.

Thank you!!

[OldUser 7,913]

What case do you have?

Here's a good place to start search:

 

https://www.ailalawyer.com/

 

[shamimMirza 0]

For my naturalization 

[Crazy Cat 42,581]

15 minutes ago, shamimMirza said:

For my naturalization 

Filing online is quick and easy. 

[shamimMirza 0]

Just now, Crazy Cat said:

Filing online is quick and easy. 

Iv been away for more then six months but less then a year so i cant do it online. 

[Crazy Cat 42,581]

1 minute ago, shamimMirza said:

Iv been away for more then six months but less then a year so i cant do it online. 

The requirements are the same whether filing online or not.

[shamimMirza 0]

Just now, Crazy Cat said:

The requirements are the same whether filing online or not.

30 months presence out of 5 year not even in that case

[OldUser 7,913]

3 minutes ago, shamimMirza said:

Iv been away for more then six months but less then a year so i cant do it online. 

You can file 4 years and 1 day from the day you returned from the trip lasting over 6 months. If this is the only issue, did I just save you attorney fees?

[shamimMirza 0]

1 minute ago, OldUser said:

You can file 4 years and 1 day from the day you returned from the trip lasting over 6 months. If this is the only issue, did I just save you attorney fees?

But what if im married to citizen and have 3 citizen kids. 

[OldUser 7,913]

10 minutes ago, shamimMirza said:

But what if im married to citizen and have 3 citizen kids. 

Then 3 years from the date you returned from the long trip.

[OldUser 7,913]

1 minute ago, OldUser said:

Then 3 years from the date you returned from the long trip.

The reason why I'm saying this, is because for 3 year rule you'd need to prove there was no break of marital union and no break in continuous residency.

Edited July 12, 2024 by OldUser

[harry.st 64]

If you have $$ - Wildes & Weinberg. Used them last year (also had used them 25 years ago, for my green card). They are thorough + very responsive - but not cheap at all (you have to decide whether you prefer to eat well, or sleep well).

 

 

 

 

[harry.st 64]

20 minutes ago, harry.st said:

If you have $$ - Wildes & Weinberg. Used them last year (also had used them 25 years ago, for my green card). They are thorough + very responsive - but not cheap at all (you have to decide whether you prefer to eat well, or sleep well).

 

Btw I don't mean to sound like they are perfect - they are not (in fact they twice pissed me off. But overall...).

Edited July 13, 2024 by harry.st

[Rekyrts 79]

On 7/12/2024 at 2:38 PM, shamimMirza said:

But what if im married to citizen and have 3 citizen kids. 

 

I do not gives you any built-in advantage over someone without kids.

 

If you sense you have a difficult case -- or simply like the surety of legal advice (and really, when it comes to USCIS, who could blame you?) -- I would start with the link posted above. I would definitely check the statutory requirements first and familiarize yourself with them, because a lot of them can't be overcome/bypassed, lawyer or no lawyer.

 

Also, as someone who truly believes in the overall value of legal representation in life, I will state that naturalization is he one step that DYI is quite possible when the case is starightforward.

[jostermacedo 62]

On 7/12/2024 at 2:58 PM, shamimMirza said:

Hello everyone;

 

Im looking for an attorney to handle my case i live in newyork and im green card holder 10 years. Please reply to my post with contact number or any reference.

Thank you!!

I recommend Miller & Mayer, based in Ithaca/NY.

 

https://millermayer.com/legal-services/

 

They handled my EB-5 petitions (both I-526 and I-829) and the whole process was flawless. I did my own N-400 though.

 

Joster

Edited July 16, 2024 by jostermacedo