Practice Areas

EMPLOYMENT IMMIGRATION

The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) places a lower priority on employment-based immigration than it does on family immigration.

FAMILY IMMIGRATION

As challenging as it may have been for you to immigrate to the United States, you have now achieved your goal and have attained lawful. 

CITIZENSHIP NATURALIZATION

According to statistics provided by the Department of Homeland Security, 694,193 immigrants were naturalized and granted United States.

REMOVAL & DEPORTATION DEFENSE

Until an immigrant successfully completes the process of naturalization, he or she is at risk of being deported, whether

CRIMINAL DEFENSE IMMIGRATION

Being arrested for a crime can be a devastating experience for anyone. Consequences such as steep fines, time in jail or prison, lengthy probation.

APPEALS BONDS

If you have been subject to a decision by the immigration authorities and want to appeal the decision, contact Fayad Law, P.C. 

H1-B VISA

The H-1B specialty occupation visa is intended for individuals who work in positions that require an advanced educational degree.

ASYLUM LAWYER

The Department of Homeland Security’s 2011 Yearbook of Immigration Statistics reports that there were 1,062,040 individuals granted lawful.

HUMANITARIAN

There are many immigrants who turn to the United States as a safe haven where they can escape from all types of persecution that they suffer within.

NONIMMIGRANT VISAS

The United States immigration system offers dozens of different types of visas that make it possible for foreign nationals to travel.

601A/601 WAIVERS

There are certain situations in which people who have been found inadmissible by the United States immigration courts can receive waivers.

FAQ

There are dozens of different types of visas available under the provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), but they can.