Immigration Lawyers in Atlanta, GA

Your Path to Legal Status in the United States Starts Here

Our immigration legal team is dedicated to helping you start your immigration process.

We take pride in the success we have achieved, even in the most challenging immigration cases.

Our goal is to assist as many people as possible in obtaining their documents within the country, working diligently to find a solution through the use of specific cases.

Whether you are here for your family, have been deported before, have one or more illegal entries, have been detained by immigration, have DUI convictions, or other offenses on your record, if you are seeking immigration help, we are ready to assist you.

If you are looking for an immigration legal team to help you get your papers, find our office near you in Atlanta, and schedule your appointment to take the first step towards a life with documents in the United States.

How to Avoid Potential Deportation in the United States?

If other attorneys have told you that you must leave the country to fix your immigration status, they are wrong. At Lisinski Law Firm we work very hard to help our clients get papers, including green cards and obtain protection from deportation, without leaving the United States.

Case Types We Handle

Many people are told they must leave the country to adjust their immigration status, but that is not always true. We are passionate about finding solutions that keep families together, within the country, and with the documentation they deserve.

Family Based Petitions

One of the most common ways to obtain legal status is through a family member that has residency or citizenship. For example, if your spouse, parent, child, or sibling has documents, depending on what types of documents they have, it may be possible 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.

Become 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 as they can. The benefits of citizenship include voting, helping more family members legalize their status (and often more quickly), leaving the country for extended periods of time without fear of losing your residency.

Victim of a Crime

If you have been the victim of certain crimes here in the U.S., you may qualify to obtain documents without leaving the country. We may be able to have your spouse and your children in your case to get documents for them as well, regardless of whether they are here in the U.S. already or they are still in your country of origin.

Mistreatment of the job

If you have experienced certain mistreatment on the job here in the U.S. you may be able to obtain documents without leaving the country even if you have had prior immigration violations like deportations, more than one unlawful entry into the U.S., or detentions by immigration.

MISTREATMENT BY A U.S. CITIZEN

If a U.S. citizen or resident spouse (or ex-spouse) has mistreated you, depending on the level of mistreatment and other factors, you may qualify to obtain legal status without leaving the country. These cases are completely confidential and filing the case will not affect your family member.

Mistreatment by someone else

If you were mistreated by a different person, such as a romantic partner, coyote, family member, roommate, or anyone else, regardless of whether that person had documents, you may qualify for documents without leaving the country, depending on the level of mistreatment and other factors.

Medical deferred action

Although there is no specific law that allows legalization based on caring for the sick, in some special situations, immigration officials will exercise their discretion to grant certain documents to undocumented people who are caring for a sick relative, such as a spouse, child, or parent.

Green card after divorce

If you have a two-year conditional green card and separate or divorce from your spouse before the two years has passed, we may be able to help you remove the conditions on your green card so you get permanent residency. These cases are complex, but we have the experience.

Why Choose Us

We want to do everything within our power to help you fulfill your immigration dream. Attorney Angel and her legal team understand the magnitude of your situation and are prepared to help you navigate the complex immigration system so that your case is successful.

Office information

Address

6037 Financial Dr. Norcross, GA 30071

Opening hours

Monday – Friday
9:00 am – 5:00 pm

How to get there

We are located at 6037 Financial Drive in Norcross, Georgia between Jimmy Carter Blvd and Brook Hollow Pkwy across from Special Olympics Georgia. When you arrive at the property, enter through the main building entrance doors.

Parking

Free parking for clients is available in the surface lot surrounding the building.

How to identify the office

The office entrance features a plaque with our company name and logo for easy identification.