We have served clients all over the World from over 74 different countries
We have helped over 486 clients become U.S. citizens
We have helped over 460 clients become Legal Permanent Residents through Family-based petitions
We have helped over 202 clients obtain temporary Humanitarian Immigration Relief
We pride ourself in having a diverse, multi-ethnic, and multi-generational team from various backgrounds who are passionate about helping those in need. Since we opened our doors in 2017 we have helped over 1000 immigrants obtain their immigration benefits.
Adjustment of status or Consular process. Spouse, parent, child applications and fiance visas.
Easy green card renewals submitted online or by paper
Naturalization after being an LPR for 3/5 years or citizenship derivation through a parent(s).
VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) , U-visa (victims of crime), T-visa (victims of trafficking)
TPS, DACA, Humanitarian Parole, Advance parole, etc.
FOIA requests with CBP, OBIM, DHS, USCIS and EOIR. FBI Background check.
Our clear process will help you know where you are in the application process to avoid any confusion
Schedule your Consultation by calling us at 405-506-0346 or fill out a questionnaire. We will screen you for Eligibility, give you a Checklist, and send you Questionnaires with basic questions.
Sign an agreement and pay the Service Fees. Once you submit the questionnaires and gather all the documentation needed, your representative will Work on your Application.
We will schedule a Final appointment with you to Review and Sign your Application. We will Mail your application or Submit it Online, and we will give you a Copy for your own record.
You will receive a Notice in the mail from USCIS with a trackable Receipt Number. If we filed your application Online, you will get a Receipt number Instantly
USCIS will schedule a date and time for your Biometric Appointment or re-use your old fingerprints. The General Case Processing Time will vary from 2-24 months depending on the type of application you are filing.
If your application requires an Interview USCIS will send you an Interview Notice with the date and time. Prior to your interview we will conduct a Mock Interview to prepare you. This will help you avoid the most common mistakes made during immigration interviews.
USCIS officer will Adjudicate your case and send us a Decision Notice in the mail, followed by your Green Card, Employment Authorization Card, or other documents.
Once the post office delivers your document we will call you to pick it up from our office. We will inform you when/if you need to renew your benefit or, if eligible, apply for naturalization to become a U.S. Citizen!
