Help With Immigration Forms
Some immigration forms can feel like a cruel joke. If the government does not want people to immigrate, why not just say so instead of handing out confusing paperwork? And if the government does want to welcome legal immigrants, why make the forms so hard to get right?
Even on a good day, USCIS forms can feel like they were written for lawyers, not for the people trying to build a life in the United States. And most people are not filling out these forms on a good day. English may not be your first language, legal terminology definitely is not, you are in a hurry, and you second-guess every answer because you know what can go wrong if you get it wrong. Your situation may not fit neatly into any of the boxes on the page, and you are left unsure which one to check. You want to fill out the form once, fill it out correctly, and never have to think about it again.
We can help. The immigration attorneys at Canizares Law Group help clients throughout Miami, Orlando, Naples, and the rest of Florida complete immigration paperwork correctly and in a way designed to give you the best chance at the outcome you are looking for. In the meantime, you can have real peace of mind knowing you have done everything within your power, and everything USCIS expects of you.
Common Immigration Forms We Can Help You With
Here are just a few of the most common immigration forms our attorneys regularly help clients complete. Form I-90 is used to renew or replace a green card. Form I-129F is the petition for an alien fiance. Form I-130 is the petition for an alien relative, covering spouses, parents, children, and siblings. Form I-485 is the application for adjustment of status, the step that turns an approved petition into a green card for someone already in the United States. Form I-751 petitions to remove the conditions on a two-year conditional green card, most often for couples who were married less than two years at the time the green card was approved. Form I-765 is the application for employment authorization, sometimes called a work permit, which our DACA clients in particular rely on. And Form N-600 is the application for a certificate of citizenship for those who are already United States citizens through a parent and simply need documentation to prove it.
Already Filed Something Incorrectly, or Lost a Document
If you have already filled out a form incorrectly, or an attorney or notario you worked with in the past filled one out incorrectly on your behalf, we can help you correct the error. For a closer look at what that process involves and when a mistake becomes a bigger problem, see our page on Immigration Paperwork and Correcting Errors on Immigration Forms. We can also help if you have lost an immigration document altogether, such as a green card or a naturalization certificate, and need to figure out the right way to replace it.
Get Your Immigration Forms Done Right the First Time
Canizares Law Group has helped clients across Florida and the country complete the full range of immigration paperwork correctly, from the first form to the last. Contact our team today at 305-686-3187 to get your immigration forms fixed or completed correctly the first time. We offer phone, video, and in-person consultations from our offices in Miami, Orlando, and Naples, and se habla espanol.