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General Info: Immigration attorney representing immigration clients in New York City for more than 35 years. Actively involved as a member of the American Immigration Lawyer Association (AILA).
Email: Email Business
Extra Phones: TollFree: (800) 375-5283
Payment method: debit, visa
Location: 1270 Ave of the Americas Bldg
Other Link: http://www.immigrationlawyernewyork.com
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Phone: (212) 947-7534

Address: 250 W 57th St Ste 1619, New York, NY 10107

Website: http://www.immigrationlawyernewyork.com

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Immigration Law

Citizenship and Naturalization
Generally, to be eligible for naturalization, the applicant must have held lawful permanent resident status ( Green Card ) for at least five years. For spouses of US citizens, the required period of permanent residence is reduced to three years. Applicants must also generally meet requirements for physical presence in the US, good moral character, basic English language skills, and knowledge of US history and government to qualify for citizenship.
Family Immigration
US immigration law allows for the immigration of foreigners to the United States based on relationship to a US citizen or legal permanent resident (green card holder). US citizens may sponsor their spouses, parents, children, brothers, and sisters. Legal permanent residents may petition for their spouses and children. The sponsored relative becomes eligible to have his or her immigrant visa or Green Card application processed only if the visa petition is approved. Family based immigration falls under two basic categories: unlimited and limited.
Employment Immigration
Student Visas
The F1 visa is a student visa that enables foreign nationals to study in the US at accredited academic institutions. In some cases, F1 students may work while enrolled in school. Prior to or upon graduation, the student may engage in practical training for up to 12 months.
Work Visas
The H-1B visa is a nonimmigrant work visa used by aliens who will be employed temporarily in a specialty occupation. The H-1 visa may be used to bring a worker to the United States if the employee will work in a professional position. Specialty occupation is defined as an occupation that requires highly specialized knowledge and at least a bachelor's degree in a related field. In certain cases, documented work experience may be accepted in lieu of a bachelor's degree.
Investor Visas
To consult an immigration lawyer regarding the E2 Investor Visa, please call us at (212) 947-7534 or e-mail us at: Michael@mmlawnyc.com. An attorney in our office would be happy to assist you.

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Power of Attorney
Documents issued in one country, which need to be used in another country, must be "authenticated" or "legalized" before they can be recognized as valid in the foreign country. Such documents range from powers of attorney, affidavits, birth, death and marriage records, corporate papers, deeds, patent applications and other legal papers. A legalization procedure requires obtaining a special "apostille" certificate attached to a document if it is intended for use in a country which is a party to a treaty called the Hague Convention. If the country where the documents will be used is a not a party to the Convention, a time-consuming process of obtaining series of certifications known as "chain authentication method" should apply. We provide document authentication and legalization services for any country in the world. We specialize in providing sets of documents required by the governments of the Russian Federation, Ukraine and other countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States (former USSR), including certified English translation, to be used for establishing business entities in these countries.

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