IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY CHULA VISTA
Nothing is more difficult than being separated from family by international borders. At Estolano Law, we are experienced in helping to bring your family legally to the United States. The staff and attorney are all Spanish speakers, and they can help you with immigration in Chula Vista.
Immigration waivers are often necessary to waive bars to inadmissibility. For example, take the case of a spouse seeking to immigrate their spouse, who is here in the United States illegally. It may be necessary to file a 601A waiver to cure the grounds of inadmissibility and allow the application to be approved.
Under the current administration, business immigration has become more difficult. What were once straight forward employment visa cases have been subject to delay and often litigtion. Estolano Law will work with you every step of the way to ensure that your rights are being represented.
At Estolano Law’s immigration office in Chula Vista, we can represent you regardless of the city or country that you live in. Whether you live in Japan, Utah or here in San Diego, our immigration attorney in San Diego can help with your family’s immigration.
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“Ray Estolano and his team are best immigration law firm in my opinion. From the first conversation, he correctly predicted what to anticipate in my wife’s case. His expertise gave my wife and I confidence to continue with his service immediately after I talked with him.”
“Estolano Law helped me when no one else believed that I had a case. Their staff cares a lot about their clients.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I immigrate my family member?
The rules are generally as follows: A United States Citizen can file to immigrate his spouse, parent, child or sibling. A permanent resident may file to immigrate his spouse, parent or child.
In order to immigrate your family member, the process starts by filing an application to immigrate them. Usually the process concludes at the U.S. consulate in their country. For Mexico, this would be Cuidad Juarez.
Do I need a waiver for my immigration process?
A waiver is required to immigrate family members under various situations. Perhaps the most common waiver application is waive illegal presence in the country. It is a complicated process to successfully seek a waiver, but Estolano Law can guide you through the process.
What do I need to apply for my citizenship?
A permanent resident who has resided in the United States as a permanent resident for the last five years (3 years if they became permanent residents through marriage and remain married.) is eligible to apply for citizenship. It is important to review your criminal history and any possible immigration violations before applying for citizenship.
My parent/grandparent was a U.S. Citizen. Does this mean that I am a citizen also?
Maybe. The area of derivative citizenship is a complicated area of a law with different rules applying depending on the birth dates of the persons involved. Call us for a consultation. Estolano Law has been very successful in these types of cases.
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