GREEN CARDS ATTORNEYS IN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

If your goal is to become a lawful permanent resident of the United States, you must apply for a green card. The process of securing this coveted permanent residence status can be complex and difficult to navigate. Don’t attempt to do it alone. Let our team help you seek this identification card and the rights and freedoms it grants.

At Tsiring & Feldman, P.C., our skilled immigration attorneys have extensive experience walking individuals through the green card application. If you’re ready to take this step forward, contact us in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, or Brooklyn, New York. We’ll set you up with a free initial case evaluation and determine how to proceed.

Are You Eligible for A Green Card?

The first step in this process is to determine if you qualify to apply for a green card. There are a variety of eligibility categories, and your case must fall under one of these categories for our team to be able to assist you. Reach out today if you think you’re eligible for a:

• Green card through family

• Green card through employment

• Green card as a special immigrant

• Green card through refugee or asylum status

• Green card for human trafficking

• Green card for victims of abuse

• Green card through other categories

• Green card through registry

Depending on which category is applicable to your case, your family members may also be able to apply for a green card with you. While determining your eligibility on your own may seem fairly simple, you should speak with an immigration attorney about your specific circumstances to gain a clear picture of what your options are. Schedule a free initial case evaluation with us to start working on your application.

What Are the Benefits of Securing a Green Card?

You may be wondering what rights and freedoms a green card will grant you. Once you possess a green card, you will be able to:

• Live legally in the U.S. on a permanent basis

• Work in the U.S. on a permanent basis

• Receive benefits related to your health and education

While a green card can be incredibly beneficial, many green card holders’ ultimate goal is to become U.S. citizens through naturalization.

Becoming a Citizen Through Naturalization

Almost without exception, you must be a permanent lawful resident of the United States and possess a valid green card in order to begin the naturalization process. The naturalization process allows you to become a U.S. citizen, which grants you the right to:

• Receive a U.S. passport

• Leave and reenter the U.S. at any time

• Vote in federal and local elections

• Serve on juries

• Petition for relatives to immigrate

In addition to the benefits above, one of the major differences between being a lawful permanent resident of the U.S. and a citizen involves grounds for deportation. As a U.S. citizen, you do not face the risk of deportation.

If you want to learn more about the naturalization process, don’t hesitate to contact us. We are prepared to provide you with skilled guidance backed by our extensive experience in immigration law.

Why Choose Tsiring & Feldman, P.C.

We understand the gravity of the situation you’re facing. When you’re applying for a green card, your future is on the line. We take that extremely seriously. At our firm, we deliver client-centric service with a personal touch. We truly get to know the people we represent, then we take a tailor-made approach to meet their unique needs. There is no one-size-fits-all solution to immigration issues. Tell us your story—we’re here to listen.

Throughout the complex green card application process, you may have questions or concerns. We’ll be here when you do. Our priority is ensuring you feel comfortable and confident as we lead you toward the outcome you deserve.

Let’s get started on a strategy for you today. Schedule a free initial case evaluation with our immigration lawyers to discuss your green card application. We proudly assist those in the Fort Lauderdale area, as well as clients throughout New York, including Brooklyn, the Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island.