Immigration Law

The United States is a country of immigrants. Each citizen’s ancestors came at different points in the United State’s relatively short history, but whether they came in the 1700s or the 2000s, they had some of the same experiences.

Immigrating to the United States has become a very difficult process that requires a great deal of paperwork and complex legalities. Lawyers who left law school with a passion for the immigration process and its history within the United States may choose to help others with their cause by practicing immigration law.

What Do Immigration Lawyers Do?

Immigration lawyers work in a variety of different fields related to immigration. Some of the routine procedures immigration lawyers help with are:

Immigration and naturalization to the United States from other countries
Filing for dual citizenship benefits
Immigration to other countries from the United States
Immigrant visas-these are visas intended for individuals wishing to eventually become citizens
Non-immigrant visas-these are visas which allow a foreign national to stay in the United States for a limited amount of time. They are not intended for individuals seeking permanent residence. These visas include:

Free trade agreement
Tourist
Entertainer
Foreign media
Foreign medical
Work
Student
Religious worker
International cultural exchange

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