Immigration in South Florida

Our compassionate, bilingual legal services take the stress out of the immigration process. We will also eliminate the confusion by explaining every step of the process and letting you know what to expect. Instead of trying to get through the process yourself, contact us today for a free consultation.

Immigration Services

Our South Florida immigration lawyer provides a wealth of services. Contact The Santos Law Offices for assistance with:

601 waivers
Asylum
Citizenship and naturalization
Family immigration
VAWA visa
U visa
TPS

601 Waivers

It’s heartbreaking when there’s a loved one who depends on you living in the United States, but you’re deemed inadmissible. You imagine a life living without your family member, and you aren’t sure if your loved one can survive in your absence. Fortunately, all hope is not lost. Your South Florida immigration lawyer can help you apply for a 601 waiver.

To qualify for a 601 waiver, you’ll need a fiancé, spouse, child, or parent who is a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident. Then, you must show that your absence would cause extreme hardship. Also, you must show that your loved one would also face hardship if he or she relocated to your native country.

If your application is denied, your South Florida immigration lawyer can then file an appeal. The Santos Law Offices will do everything possible to help you stay in the country and avoid extreme hardship.

Citizenship And Naturalization

Are you a lawful permanent resident and would like to take the next steps to become a U.S. citizen? You cannot wait to enjoy the rights and privileges that come with citizenship, including no longer living under the threat of deportation. Your South Florida immigration lawyer at The Santos Law Offices can help you through the citizenship and naturalization process.

First, your attorney will determine if you are eligible for citizenship. Then, your lawyer can file the paperwork and help you prepare for the interview and exams. During each step, your attorney will help you understand the process so you will feel confident through the process.

Tps And Asylum

Would your life be in danger if you returned to your home country? If so, your South Florida immigration lawyer can help you file for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) or asylum. First, if the U.S. government has designated your country for TPS, you can apply for Temporary Protected Status. Then, you can live in the U.S. as long as your country maintains its status. However, if you are personally persecuted in your home country, you can apply for asylum. That way, you can live and work in the U.S., far from danger.

Asylum

The United States provides a safe haven for people around the world who have been persecuted or face persecution in their home countries. The U.S. government grants asylum to these individuals, allowing them to live far away from harm. After obtaining asylum, many of these refugees get their green cards to live in the country permanently. While asylums are designed to protect vulnerable populations, the process is quite complicated. Far too many immigrants make mistakes on their asylum applications, causing them to return to their home countries.

Why Choose Santos Law Offices