Applying for your American citizenship, if eligible, is advisable to do as soon as possible.

Some of the benefits you will enjoy as a citizen of the United States include helping family members achieve legal immigration status (often faster than other methods), leaving the country for extended periods without fear of losing your residency, voting, and above all, having the confidence that you will have your citizenship for the rest of your life.

In certain cases, it might be possible to obtain your citizenship without taking the required test. Consult for more information.

American citizenship is a lifelong benefit that can change your life and that of your entire family, as well as future generations!

If you were a victim of certain crimes here in the United States, you may qualify to obtain a work permit and social security in the United States through the U Visa.

Among the benefits of the U Visa, you could include your undocumented spouse or children in your immigration case whether they are in the United States or bring them to the country legally if they are still in their country of origin.

Even if other attorneys have told you that you do not qualify to get papers, we have helped many people in the same situation.

If you have ever been mistreated at work, forced to work for less money than agreed upon, or discriminated against based on your race and/or immigration status, the T Visa could be a possibility to obtain documents such as your work permit, social security, and travel permit in some cases.

Other ways to qualify for a T Visa include victims of domestic violence, individuals who have been forced to work in their homes without permission to leave, or to work outside the home but to surrender all the earned money.

The T Visa could be a path to permanent residency status, without the need to leave the United States to obtain your legal status.

Our dedicated team of immigration attorneys at Lisinski Law Firm is committed to helping undocumented individuals in the United States obtain their documents without the need to leave the country.

You could obtain your work permit, social security, and green card through the VAWA case, a very different case from the family petition, based on disagreements you may have had with your spouse or ex-spouse, citizen or resident, or with your 21-year-old or older citizen child.

Rest assured that the confidentiality of your case is paramount throughout the process. Regardless of whether your case is based on marital or parental relationships, such details will not be mentioned in the individual's record, ensuring that they are not affected.