Frisco Immigration Attorney

Supportive Lawyer for Visas, Green Cards, and Other Immigration Concerns in Frisco, TX

Frisco, TX is a booming community. It is one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States and it is also home to a large immigrant population. 10 percent of the population is of Asian descent and 13 percent of Hispanic descent. Many people from Mexico, China, South Korea, and Japan have either moved or immigrated to Frisco.

At the Law Office of Jae M Lee, we help foreign nationals pursue their dream of coming to live and work in the United States of America. As a child, Attorney Jae Lee immigrated with his family from South Korea to the United States, so he understands the challenges that immigrants face. With this in mind, we help families with obtaining Green Cards and fiancé visas, applying for citizenship, and much more.

Frisco Attorney for Immigration-Related Issues

Navigating the labyrinth of immigration laws in the U.S. can be a daunting and confusing task, especially since many of these issues are mired in hot controversy. For those seeking to legally enter the country, it can seem impossible to find their way through such an intricate web. At the Law Office of Jae Lee, we provide dependable advice and effective representation for those who are looking for a secure and successful entrance into the United States. We make sure that all laws and regulations are followed correctly throughout this process, and we work to protect our clients' rights and interests at all times.

Attorney in Frisco for Immigrant Visas

There are a variety of legal pathways that will allow a person to enter the United States, but most of the time, a person will need to secure an immigrant visa that will give them permission to resettle in the country permanently. Identifying the available options for visas that will fit an individual's situation will depend on various criteria. Our team can help guide immigrants and their loved ones along this journey, helping them determine the requirements they will need to meet when applying for visas such as:

• Family-based visas for relatives of those who are currently living in the United States. U.S. citizens can sponsor immediate relatives for IR visas. Family Preference visas may also be available for extended family members of citizens or immediate family members of Green Card holders.
• Fiancé visas, which allow U.S. citizens to bring intended spouses to the country to get married. These visas allow for temporary entry, but after getting married, a couple can apply for a conditional Green Card. We can assist with these applications and with requests to remove conditions on permanent residence.
• Employment-based visas, including temporary visas for specialty employees, seasonal employees, agricultural workers, or employees who are classified as professionals, skilled workers, or unskilled workers. For these visas, or for immigrant visas that will allow workers to receive Green Cards, employer sponsorship is typically required.
• Specialty visas and protections that may apply in extraordinary situations, including U visas for people who have been the victims of crimes, protection for victims of domestic abuse under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), or applications for refugee status or asylum.
• Temporary visas for non-immigrants, including student visas for those who plan to pursue an education or visitor visas for those who will be traveling to the U.S. as tourists or for business purposes.

At our firm, we are more than prepared to help you or your family with the visa application process, as well as securing Green Cards. If a person is not eligible for entry into the United States, we will work diligently in finding options, which may include applying for waivers of inadmissibility. With our team by your side every step of the way, you and your loved ones determine the best options for living together in the U.S.

Helping Immigrants Pursue Citizenship in Frisco, TX

Pursuing U.S. citizenship in Frisco, TX, usually begins with filing Form N-400, the application for naturalization. Most applicants must hold a green card for at least five years, or three years if married to and living with a U.S. citizen. Applicants must also meet continuous residence and physical presence requirements and show good moral character. The process includes a biometrics appointment, an interview with a USCIS officer, and tests covering English and U.S. civics. At the Law Office of Jae Lee, we review eligibility before filing, which can help catch problems such as long trips abroad or past arrests. Approved applicants then take the Oath of Allegiance and become U.S. citizens.

Call a Frisco Immigration Lawyer Today

To learn more about the Law Office of Jae Lee and how we can help you and your family meet yourimmigration goals, contact our Frisco, TX immigration attorney today or call 214-799-5062 to set up a free consultation with a member of our team. We are proud to serve individuals and families in Frisco, throughout Collin County, and all of North Texas from our offices in Dallas and Plano.