Immigration Frequently Asked Questions

By Citizenship Lawyer in Pittsburgh

The immigration lawyers of Goldstein & Associates, LLC in Pittsburgh answer immigration frequently asked questions (FAQ’s) concerning citizenship, naturalization, green cards, deportation, and immigrant and nonimmigrant visas. There are many questions every potential US immigrant has. Most will require the counsel of an experienced immigration attorney to fully answer. A brief sketch of some of the most frequently asked immigration questions follows to give you a glimpse of the complexity of immigration law.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s) Regarding Immigration

• What is the advantage of citizenship?

If you would like to make the United States your permanent home, then you may want to consider becoming an American citizen. Being able to participate fully in the American political process by voting is a very important advantage of citizenship over permanent residency. Also, unless you are a citizen you can never be certain that your ability to live and work in the United States will not be withdrawn. Citizens don’t have that worry. If you want to end your worries and secure your right to live, work and vote in the United States, you need to contact citizenship lawyers and begin the process of naturalization.

• What is the naturalization process for?

Generally, if you weren’t born an American citizen then you will need to go through the naturalization process to become a citizen. The naturalization process involves applications, interviews, and tests along your path to citizenship. The process can be lengthy and confusing. A naturalization lawyer can help make the process faster and less stressful for you. Having an experienced citizenship attorney as your guide and advocate through the process can greatly enhance your chances of success.

• How do I get a green card?

A green card, also known as a permanent immigrant visa allows the holder to live and work in the US for as long as they like. There are many requirements to be met in order to acquire a green card. There are also many ways to qualify for a green card. The process for obtaining a green card can be very difficult and confusing. To improve your chances of getting a valuable green card, you should seek the advice and counsel of an experienced green card attorney.

• What do I need to know about deportation?

If you are being faced with removal/deportation action, you need to know that you do have rights and recourse. Deportation orders can be postponed and cancelled. But you need a strong, experienced deportation attorney to be your advocate in the process and protect your rights. If you are facing removal/deportation action by the government then there is no time to waste.

• What is an immigrant visa?

• An immigrant visa is the right to live and work in the US permanently. It is also known as permanent residency status or a green card. If you wish to have the right to permanently live and work in the US, this is the path you must take.

• What is a nonimmigrant visa?

A nonimmigrant visa is a temporary visa to the US that is of short duration. Most importantly this type of visa does not allow its holder to work legally in the US.

Contact a Pittsburgh Immigration Law Firm. The experienced and knowledgeable immigration and naturalization attorneys of Goldstein & Associates, LLC in Pittsburgh can help you secure your future. We are more than happy to answer any additional questions you may have regarding immigration to the US. Call us today at 866.789.VISA, or complete our online form to arrange for a free initial consultation. "