Immigration
If you are in need of assistance with an immigration matter, look no further. Our lawyers and staff at Goldstein & Scopellite, PC, are knowledgeable, experienced and attentive to the needs of clients. One reason for our success is that we research each issue thoroughly before recommending any action or filing any application. We take pride in achieving success for our clients.
Prior to the filing of any petition or application, we thoroughly interview our clients. As a result, we are able to determine the best approach when filing a petition or responding to an action by the Department of State, Department of Justice or Department of Homeland Security, which includes USCIS. We then thoroughly research the law and regulations before we recommend a course of action for our clients.
We are detail oriented, and we will assist you in gathering the information the government will need in order to approve your application, petition, brief or RFE. Our attorneys offer comprehensive representation to clients in a number of immigration matters. See below for a list of immigration matters handled by our firm:
- Visas
- Deportation and Removal Defense
- Citizenship and Naturalization
- Family based Immigration
- Employment based Immigration
- Adjustment of status
- Green card replacement and renewal
- Labor Certification
- Waivers
- Adoption
- Amending Applications and Petitions
- Working with the Consulate and the Department of State
- Working with the National Visa Center
- Interviews
- Asylum
Name Clearance
Name clearance is a complicated matter. In order to be successful in preparing your application for submission, we will assist you in gathering all of the necessary background information that will help USCIS and the DHS finalize your application or petition.
If your clearance is placed on hold or pending with the FBI, we can assist you in obtaining and accomplishing a final disposition of your matter. Please note that some name clearances can take five years or more if your file is placed on hold pending name clearance.
In these situations, one of our experienced immigration attorneys can help you by preparing inquiries and lastly by seeking federal court intervention. However, obtaining the requisite information to proceed with court intervention can take up to two years.
Get in touch with one of our immigration attorneys immediately before filing or submitting any application or petition with USCIS, the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Justice, the Department of State, a U.S. consulate or a U.S. embassy. We won't just say, "Come on in. We can help you." We assess each case individually and we investigate the facts before taking action.
Contact Goldstein & Scopellite, PC
If you need to speak with an experienced immigration lawyer about your case, please contact Goldstein & Scopellite, PC, in Dallas, Texas. We may be reached at 214-326-0114. You may also contact us by e-mail.
