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Phone: (212) 304-0105

Address: 5030 Broadway Ste 619, New York, NY 10034

Website: http://www.elsievasquezlaw.com

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Misdemeanors
Have not been convicted of a felony, a significant or several misdemeanors, or otherwise must not pose a threat to national security or public safety...
Drug Crimes
212(h) 212(h) has three components. They may be used to avoid immigration problems resulting from conviction for a crime of moral turpitude, prostitution, and offenses involving possession of marijuana.
Prostitution

Immigration Law

Citizenship and Naturalization
Citizenship America has long been known as a country welcoming of immigrants from all parts of the world. American citizens enjoy many privileges and freedoms which may not be available in other countries.
Employment Immigration
Employment based Immigration Applying for an employment-based visa usually requires the filing of a labor certification, and a petition by the employer to USCIS. This labor certification must show that there are insufficient available, qualified and willing US workers to fill the position being offered at the wage established by the department of labor, and that hiring such a worker will not harm US employees in similar positions.
Green Cards
Student Visas
Student Visas allow a person to pursue full-time studies in the United States, and there are three main types. The Law Office of Elsie C. Vasquez can help you obtain the following student visas...
Family Visas
In 1994 Congress passed a special adjustment of status provision commonly known as 245(i). INA 245(i) allows people who entered the US without inspection and are otherwise ineligible for adjustment, to obtain a green card within the United States if they had a work or family visa petition filed on or before April 30, 2001, and if they pay a $1000 penalty. The program ended on April 30, 2001 and has not been reopened since then.
Work Visas
J category visas are for exchange visitors, such as au pairs, interns, or research scholars. The J-1 is for exchange visitors and the J-2 is for spouses and children of J-1 holders. Employment Visas allow a person to travel to the US to work. Worker visas exist based on country of origin and type of work to be performed. The Law Office of Elsie C. Vasquez can help you obtain the following Employment Visas...
Removal Defense

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