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We Can Help You in the Pursuit of the American Dream

The American Dream has rarely felt so far away and unattainable for some as it has in recent years. Politics and policies have shifted dramatically, making it more challenging for foreign nationals to visit or live in the United States. Areas of immigration law, like DACA, remain in seemingly constant flux, and the number of deportations remains high.

America remains the country of promise and liberty. However, the journey to obtain that new life on American soil may require professional assistance.

While you may be tempted to consider navigating the complicated immigration system on your own, it is highly recommended that you seek the legal counsel of lawyers who are well-versed in cases like yours. The immigration process can be long and unforgiving, with minor errors resulting in denials or delays. When the risk of losing your case means potential deportation or being denied the right to enter the country, you want to feel confident that all legal options have been considered and all forms have been correctly submitted.

At the California law firm of Landerholm Immigration, A.P.C., our attorneys have years of experience helping clients and their family members through the complex process of immigration. Many members of our legal team come from families of immigrants and understand firsthand the importance of the legal struggles you may be facing today.

Our law office provides new clients with free initial consultations, and you are under no obligation to retain our services if you do not feel we are a proper fit for your case. Contact our legal staff today to schedule your free case evaluation.

What Practice Areas Can Our Immigration Lawyers Assist You With?

The cases that involve the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) vary wildly. Backed by years of experience, the lawyers of Landerholm Immigration, A.P.C. have the knowledge and compassion to provide confident legal services to our clients in need.

The practice areas handled by our law firm include:

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We are on a Mission to Win 10,000 Immigration Cases!

At Landerholm Immigration, A.P.C., we are dedicated to helping you achieve your dreams. Our team understands that immigration matters can be very stressful. In fact, many of our employees are immigrants themselves and they have firsthand experience with the U.S. immigration process. 

Get in touch with a member of our team today to learn how we can help with your immigration case: (510) 491-0291

  • “I will continue to recommend Landerholm Immigration to anyone that needs help. Thank you for being there every step of the way!”

    - Dalia R.

    Are You or a Loved One Facing Removal Proceedings?

    In situations where an individual enters the United States unlawfully or has overstayed their visa, the government may see cause to begin removal proceedings and see the immigrant deported back to their home country. While this situation is difficult and needs to be treated with respect, one should not assume that their situation is hopeless. It is possible to fight deportation orders in immigration court with the proper legal defense.

    As your immigration attorneys, we will work to secure a bond for anyone in custody, ensure that the proper forms are filed before their deadline, and represent you before the immigration judge.

    There can be no guarantees in courtroom matters, but your chances of seeing your rights upheld dramatically improve with an experienced attorney representing your best interests. 

    To learn more about how we may be able to assist you, please contact our law offices today.

    What Family Members May Be Eligible for Family-Based Immigration Visas?

    Family members hoping to obtain a green card and reside as legal permanent residents in the United States may be eligible for immigrant visas if a U.S. citizen or permanent resident can sponsor them.

    Immediate relatives eligible for family-based immigration include:

    • The spouse of a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident
    • Children of U.S. citizens and permanent residents who are minors under age 21
    • Adopted orphans
    • Unmarried sons and daughters of a U.S. citizen over 21 years of age
    • A married son or daughter of a U.S. citizen

    To better understand what factors are different for citizens and residents and how the family preference categories work, please get in touch with our law firm to speak with a member of our legal team.

    Are You Interested in the Pathway to U.S. Citizenship?

    After a certain length of time, a lawful permanent resident who is judged to be a quality member of their community may apply for U.S. citizenship. The lawyers of Landerholm Immigration, A.P.C. can help you determine if you have met the requirements necessary to be eligible for citizenship.

    Specific criteria which must be met for naturalization include:

    • The lawful permanent resident must have lived within the United States for at least five years. If married to a U.S. citizen, the permanent resident must have lived in the country for at least three years. A certain number of those years require continuous physical residency.
    • The applicant for naturalization must be at least 18 years of age.
    • The filing must be made in the applicant’s district.
    • The applicant must be of “good moral character.”
    • The applicant must have a passing ability to understand English.

    Contact Our Law Firm to Schedule a Free Consultation Today

    If you are facing challenges involving immigration law, you must speak with attorneys experienced in the appropriate practice areas. Our law firm’s attorneys have the knowledge and confidence to help you through the challenges ahead in hopes of achieving the most satisfying outcome for you and your loved ones.

    To schedule a free case evaluation, please contact us at (510) 491-0291.
     

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