Win Documents
within the country
We find immigration solutions to keep families together.
Case Types We Handle
Case Types We Handle
OUR MISSION:
keep families united
OUR MISSION:
Keep Families United
The U.S. immigration system can seem intimidating, but we are here to help you and your family look for solutions that allow you to stay together inside the country. We understand firsthand the fear that comes with taking the first step towards legal status and are ready to guide you during the entire process. We have a proven track record winning papers even in the toughest of cases. Learn more about our dedicated legal team and our nationwide locations.
Have you been told
you don’t qualify?
Have you been told you don’t qualify?
At the Lisinski Law Firm, we do not give up on the hard cases — we look for all the potential ways to fix papers within the country. We have helped many people reach legal status even with negative things on their record, such as illegal entries, prior deportations, border apprehensions, DUI convictions, or other criminal offenses. Our mission of changing as many lives as possible inspires us to fight every single day for our clients.
Win documents
within the country
Win documents
within the country
If others have told you that you must leave the country to obtain documents, don’t lose hope! We are dedicated to looking for immigration solutions completely within the country. Our goal is to keep families here in the United States while we fight for the documents they deserve.
Do any of the following scenarios apply to you?
Family Based Petitions
One of the most common ways to fix papers is through a family member that has residency or citizenship. For example, if your spouse, parent, child, or sibling has documents, depending on their immigration status, there could be options for you to become a resident based on your relationship with that person.
Engagement to a U.S. Citizen
If you are a U.S. citizen who is engaged to someone who lives in another country, you may be able to bring your fiancé to the United States through a fiancé visa, so that the two of you can get married here in the U.S. and your fiancé can obtain legal permanent residency. We absolutely love these cases and would be thrilled to help you through this process.
Becoming a U.S. Citizen
We encourage every person who is eligible to apply to become a citizen of the United States to do so as soon possible. The benefits of citizenship include voting, helping more family members adjust their status (and often more quickly), and leaving the country for extended periods of time without fear of losing your residency. Citizenship could help you build safe future with your family!
Medical Deferred Action
In some special situations, immigration officials will exercise their discretion to authorize certain documents through deferred action, which also provides protection from deportation. They frequently do so for people without legal status who are caring for a sick relative, such as a spouse, child, or parent.
Mistreatment: U.S. Citizen or Legal Resident Spouse or Citizen Child of Legal Age
If you have had problems in the relationship with a U.S. citizen or resident spouse, or with a citizen child over 21 years of age, depending on the level of mistreatment and other factors, you could potentially qualify to fix papers within the country. We know that family is important and you want to protect them, even if you have been through difficult times. We assure you that this process is completely confidential and that submitting a case will not affect your family in any way.
Mistreatment: By Someone Else
If you were mistreated by another person, such as a romantic partner, a coyote, a family member, a roommate, or anyone else, regardless of their immigration status, you could potentially qualify to fix papers based on certain types of mistreatment. If you were pressured or threatened into doing forced labor, or if you did not receive fair payment for your work, there could be ways to obtain documents within the United States.
Mistreatment: On The Job
Based on certain types of mistreatment at work, you could potentially qualify for the T Visa and fix papers inside the United States, even with negative things in your immigration history, such as illegal entries or prior deportations. We mainly look for issues related to payment. If your boss did not pay you what they agreed to at the start, did not pay for overtime work, discriminated against you over your immigration status, threatened to call ICE or the police, or was aggressive towards you, then it is worth talking to us about your situation. It doesn’t matter if many years have passed since this happened or if you think you don’t have proof — you could still qualify for the T Visa.
Victim of a Crime
If you have been a victim of certain crimes in the U.S., you may qualify for the U Visa and potentially obtain documents within the country. In some cases, we may be able to fix papers for your spouse and your children as well, regardless of whether they are in the U.S. already or still in their country of origin. The U Visa could be the key to reaching legal status within the U.S.: this case has a very strong waiver for the negative things on the record, such as prior deportations, illegal entries, and even certain felonies. Don’t give up — call us to learn more about your options.
Green Card After Divorce
If you have a two-year conditional Green Card and separate or divorce from your spouse before the two years have passed, we may be able to help you remove the conditions on your Green Card so you can obtain a permanent residency. We have a proven track record fixing papers for people in this situation.
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