Immigration
The need for immigration services has become significant and continues to be complex. As more and more individuals and families seek out the ability to work in the U.S. or live in our country temporarily or permanently, the need for quality legal help grows. Rely on Attorney Luke Suh to provide the detailed services you need and the guidance to get through the process efficiently.
Attorney Suh is available for counseling, application preparation, legal representation related to visas, asylum and deportation, and appeals of matters already presented to the court.
We can help you with the following:
- Visa for individuals, families, married or engaged couples, families of academics.
- Acquiring visas for families of those already holding visas
- Green cards (permanent residency); green card through marriage.
- Employment-based visas; employer sponsorship
- Immigrant visas targeting specific individuals – extraordinary ability, researchers, executives, national interest, temporary health care workers
Asylum
Individuals already living in the U.S. or who are at the border seeking to enter may be granted asylum if they meet criteria as a refugee, have been persecuted in their country or believe they may be subject to persecution and violence. We can help identify the status of you or a loved one, whether you or your loved one seek to enter the U.S., are already here illegally, or your visa has expired and you wish to stay.
Deportation
This has become a growing problem in our country, and it is not always the answer for immigrants living in our communities. If you or a loved one has been arrested, the process of investigation and removal proceedings can be confusing and complex. We work with you, guide you through the recent changes in immigration and deportation laws, and represent you in court to be sure your case is handled fairly and efficiently.
Appeals
If your request has been denied in immigration court, it is crucial that you act quickly to have your case reconsidered. Often these matters involve asylum, deportation or criminal charges, and your petition for review must be filed within 30 days with the federal appellate court that has jurisdiction in your matter. We are prepared to handle details of your case and represent you in your appeal.
Immigration matters can be complicated, involving specific forms and processes that must meet certain deadlines and criteria. For individuals, families and employment matters, from limited work visas to deportation proceedings, call our office today for legal representation.