Immigration representation in San Jose.
San Jose, California
- Immigration
Immigration Lawyers in San Jose, CA
Visas, permits, citizenship and appeals. Compare verified immigration firms serving San Jose, California and request a consultation.
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Quick answer
What does a immigration lawyer do?
Visas, permits, citizenship and appeals.
Key facts
- Practice area
- Immigration
- Jurisdiction
- California, United States
- Common matters
- Facing Deportation or Removal · Sponsoring a Spouse or Partner · Visa Application Refused · Work Permit Expiring
- Courts & tribunals
- United States District Court for the District of Arizona · United States District Court for the Western District of Texas
- Firms listed in this city
- 6
What legal problem are you dealing with?
Start from the situation rather than the area of law. Each one explains what to do and what kind of lawyer handles it.
- Facing Deportation or RemovalReceived a removal or deportation notice — what now?
- Sponsoring a Spouse or PartnerSponsoring your spouse — how does the process work?
- Visa Application RefusedVisa refused — what are your options now?
- Work Permit ExpiringWork permit about to expire — how do you keep working legally?
Where immigration matters are heard
- United States District Court for the District of Arizona
Federal - trial court · Phoenix
- United States District Court for the Western District of Texas
Federal - trial court · San Antonio and Austin
Official resources
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Immigration guides
- Criminal Records, Record Suspensions and Crossing the Border
- Immigrating to the US or Canada: Your Main Options
- Sponsoring a Spouse, Partner or Child
- Working in the US or Canada: Permits and Visas
- Tax Residency: Leaving or Moving to Canada
- How Government Administrative Decisions Can Be Challenged
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