Family Based Immigration
Eligible U.S. Citizen and Lawful Permanent Residents can petition to bring certain family members to the U.S.
I-130 Family Petitions
Adjustment of Status
Some applicants for lawful permanent residence are eligible to apply for and receive their green cards without ever leaving the U.S.
Consular Processing
Get help with the National Visa Center, preparation for your immigrant visa interview at the consulate abroad, and assistance with the final steps of entering the U.S. as a lawful permanent resident.
Naturalization
Apply to become a citizen of the United States.
Some applicants need to waive grounds of inadmissibility such as unlawful presence, prior instances of fraud or misrepresentation, prior removals, smuggling of family members, or certain criminal grounds.
Waivers
Dreamers may be eligible to apply for permission to travel outside of the country and return with a lawful entry. Lawful entry could open the doors to more permanent relief such as lawful permanent residency for those who are eligible.
DACA Renewals and Advance Parole
You may be eligible to sue the federal government over unreasonable delays in the processing of your immigration applications.
Mandamus/APA Litigation
Humanitarian Visas
Survivors of certain qualifying crimes that occurred within the U.S. may be eligible to apply for a U visa.
U Visas
T visas are available for certain immigrant survivors of severe forms of human trafficking including sex trafficking and forced labor.
T Visas
Some survivors of domestic violence including physical and mental abuse and extreme cruelty may be eligible to file a VAWA self-petition.
VAWA
Attorney Heather Kryzak has won several appeals of previously denied humanitarian visas in front of the Administrative Appeals Office. She also has experience successfully responding to complex requests for evidence (RFE) on humanitarian cases.