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May, 2022
When Do You Need An Immigration Lawyer in California?
Not everybody needs an immigration lawyer by their side. If you want to move to the United States to live, work, or for...
May, 2022
Qualifying for US Citizenship in California
Immigrants from across the globe have aspirations of achieving the American dream. Landing in the home of opportunities is...
Apr, 2022
How to Gain Citizenship as a Non Legal Immigrant in California
Many people believe that illegal immigration to the United States is the path to a better future. However, life could be...
Apr, 2022
When is Sexual Harassment at Work Considered a Crime
Sexual harassment could have devastating consequences for any worker. It can have an impact on an individual’s work...
Mar, 2022
How to Know If You are Eligible for Refugee or Asylum Status in California
If you are experiencing persecution in your home country, or perhaps you have a reasonable fear that a particular group of...
Mar, 2022
Qualifying for a Green Card in California
If you are an immigrant and would like to start your journey to obtaining full United States citizenship, you should...
Feb, 2022
How to Find the Best Immigration Attorney in California
The outcome of your immigration case can make all the difference for you and your family. Typically, immigration...
Feb, 2022
Can you invite your Fiancé to the US as a Green card Holder?
US immigration laws allow green card holders to bring their fiances to the United States for marriage by filling out a...
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Even if you decide not to partner with us, we recommend seeking a lawyer’s services. In doing so, you equip yourself with the necessary legal tools and support needed during the application process. The California Immigration Attorney strives to provide the right legal support for any immigration service you are seeking. Our widely experienced team is available throughout California, so do not hesitate to contact us. Call us today at 424-789-8809 for a free consultation.