Trusted Immigration Attorneys Here to Help You
Why Choose 10X Law for Your Immigration Needs?
- Expertise in Immigration Law: Our attorneys have extensive experience handling a wide range of immigration cases.
- Personalized Approach: We understand that every case is unique and offer tailored solutions to meet your specific needs.
- Commitment to Success: We are dedicated to achieving the best possible outcomes for our clients.
Our Immigration Law Services
- Family-Based Immigration: Assisting with visas, green cards, and reunification for families.
- Citizenship and Naturalization: Guiding you through the process of becoming a U.S. citizen.
- Deportation Defense: Providing robust defense strategies to protect you from deportation.
- Asylum and Refugee Protection: Assisting those seeking asylum or refugee status in the U.S.
How We Can Help
- Initial Consultation: Assess your situation and provide an overview of your options.
- Document Preparation: Ensure all necessary paperwork is accurately completed and submitted.
- Legal Representation: Represent you in immigration court and during interviews or hearings.
- Ongoing Support: Offer continuous guidance and support throughout the entire immigration process.
Keeping Families Together
The “Keeping Families Together” initiative aims to support certain undocumented spouses and stepchildren of U.S. citizens in staying within the United States without facing the need to depart, which would usually result in a 10-year ban on reentry.
Through a process known as “parole in place,” eligible individuals can apply for legal permanent residency (green card) while remaining in the U.S. The key objective is to prevent family separation during the immigration process. To qualify, applicants must meet several criteria, including having continuously lived in the U.S. since June 17, 2014, and being married to a U.S. citizen by June 17, 2024, among other conditions.
Keeping Families Together
The “Keeping Families Together” initiative aims to support certain undocumented spouses and stepchildren of U.S. citizens in staying within the United States without facing the need to depart, which would usually result in a 10-year ban on reentry.
Through a process known as “parole in place,” eligible individuals can apply for legal permanent residency (green card) while remaining in the U.S. The key objective is to prevent family separation during the immigration process. To qualify, applicants must meet several criteria, including having continuously lived in the U.S. since June 17, 2014, and being married to a U.S. citizen by June 17, 2024, among other conditions.
