Our Knowledgeable Attorneys Can Assist You With Every Aspect of Immigration Law
Immigration laws in the United States are continually changing. Our knowledgeable attorneys will guide you on your path to obtaining a visa, green card or naturalization.
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Deportation and Removal
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Immigration Consequences of Criminal Arrests and Conviction and Representation in Criminal Cases
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Immigration Law Is Complex And The Rules Are Constantly Changing
It is challenging to keep up with the revisions to the U.S. immigration laws. Amendments and shifting policies are intertwined with some immigration rules that have not changed. There are scores of exceptions and case law to consider when developing the best strategies to achieve your immigration goals.
Immigration law is especially confusing because it is agency law administered by various federal entities such as the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), U.S. Customs and Border Protection (USCBP), and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
This is why working with an experienced immigration attorney is vital for the success of your objectives.
Our Focus is Immigration Law
Are you seeking immigration status to work in the U.S.? Are you fleeing your home country for your safety? Are you working toward reuniting with your family? Immigration law can seem like a complex puzzle for many people hoping to immigrate to the U.S. or to be reunited with family members.
At Collins & Martin, P.C., our attorneys understand exactly what you are going through. Our attorneys’ primary focus is on immigration law, and we have helped thousands of clients just like you with their immigration matters. We also have a great deal of experience working with criminal law cases and immigration issues, including consulting for other criminal defense attorneys on immigration questions.
Get Answers To Your Immigration Questions
If you are living in the U.S. and are undocumented but living with your children who are U.S. citizens, or if you are caught in the criminal justice system and fear the consequence of your immigration status, whether undocumented or with legal status, you may be terrified with the uncertainty of your future.
All of these situations are challenging without the help of an immigration advocate. Any situation involving the U.S. immigration laws or agencies can make you feel overwhelmed when you attempt to deal with the laws and the process on your own.
One mistake at any point in the application can lead to delays or force you to start the process from the beginning. For individuals with no experience with these matters, it can be frustrating.
Because of the complexity of U.S. immigration law, you want an experienced immigration attorney working with you during every step of your application. Call Collins & Martin, P.C., today at 860-783-1806 or email us through our website.
Why Retain Collins & Martin, P.C.?
Immigration law is more volatile than ever because of recent changes in policy. The implementation of differing political agendas can be confusing to those with applications in process. We can provide experienced assistance and counsel to any individual with an immigration issue.
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With the safety of our clients and staff in mind, we will provide consultations using a range of remote services, including telephone, email, WhatsApp, FaceTime, Facebook, Zoom and others. The charge for in-person, phone, or another remote service consultation is $100.
Anthony D. Collins
Nancy E. Martin