When a foreign national wants to enter the United States for business, tourism, or other temporary purposes, the individual may apply for a tourist visa, also known as a B visa. If you need help with the application process, call us today to help you secure your non-immigrant visa.

You may request consideration of deferred action for childhood arrivals. Deferred action is a discretionary. When approved, you will be eligible for work authorization for two years from the date of approval.


Our attorney has successfully helped many people through this process. Call us today for a consultation so we can help you through this complicated but very affordable process.

There are many other types of immigration visa applications, including Special Immigrant Juvenile Status applications, Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) applications, and U-visa applications, just to name a few.


We work with all types of visa application and we can evaluate your eligibility for the best type of relief for your situation.

Adjustment of Status 245(a):
If you or your family member’s last entry into the U.S. was lawful for example, an entry with a visitor visa, passport, or I-94, you may qualify for an Adjustment of Status. This process allows the immigrant to pursue their Lawful Permanent Resident status within the U.S., without having to return to their home country and wait there for the adjudication of their petition. Another great benefit of this process is that while your petition is being adjudicated, you can apply for a work permit to legally work in the U.S, obtain a driver’s license, and social security card.

To qualify for this process you have to be petitioned by a U.S. citizen spouse or a U.S. citizen child of 21 years of age, and your last entry must be a lawful entry.

Adjustment of Status 245(i)
This type of process allows individuals to apply for Lawful Permanent Resident status while in the U.S., even if they entered without a lawful inspection. To qualify you must:

have proof of an I-130 family petition by a parent or sibling before April 30, 2001;
have proof that your parent was petitioned before April 30, 2001, and you were part of that petition;
have proof that your spouse was petitioned before April 30, 2001, and you are legally married; or
in some cases, have proof that the immigrant was present in the U.S. on December 21, 2000.

As with any other process, USCIS will look closely at your criminal history therefore, it is important to contact our attorney’s office to ensure that you are eligible for this type of process.

When a foreign national wants to enter the United States for business, tourism, or other temporary purposes, the individual may apply for a tourist visa, also known as a B visa. If you need help with the application process, call us today to help you secure your non-immigrant visa.

You may request consideration of deferred action for childhood arrivals. Deferred action is a discretionary. When approved, you will be eligible for work authorization for two years from the date of approval.


Our attorney has successfully helped many people through this process. Call us today for a consultation so we can help you through this complicated but very affordable process.

There are many other types of immigration visa applications, including Special Immigrant Juvenile Status applications, Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) applications, and U-visa applications, just to name a few.


We work with all types of visa application and we can evaluate your eligibility for the best type of relief for your situation.

Adjustment of Status 245(a):
If you or your family member’s last entry into the U.S. was lawful for example, an entry with a visitor visa, passport, or I-94, you may qualify for an Adjustment of Status. This process allows the immigrant to pursue their Lawful Permanent Resident status within the U.S., without having to return to their home country and wait there for the adjudication of their petition. Another great benefit of this process is that while your petition is being adjudicated, you can apply for a work permit to legally work in the U.S, obtain a driver’s license, and social security card.

To qualify for this process you have to be petitioned by a U.S. citizen spouse or a U.S. citizen child of 21 years of age, and your last entry must be a lawful entry.

Adjustment of Status 245(i)
This type of process allows individuals to apply for Lawful Permanent Resident status while in the U.S., even if they entered without a lawful inspection. To qualify you must:

have proof of an I-130 family petition by a parent or sibling before April 30, 2001;
have proof that your parent was petitioned before April 30, 2001, and you were part of that petition;
have proof that your spouse was petitioned before April 30, 2001, and you are legally married; or
in some cases, have proof that the immigrant was present in the U.S. on December 21, 2000.

As with any other process, USCIS will look closely at your criminal history therefore, it is important to contact our attorney’s office to ensure that you are eligible for this type of process.

There are many benefits to becoming a US citizen. You have the right to vote, obtain a US passport, and you can better assist family members in obtaining their immigration benefits.

The process to become a citizen can be a complicated one, especially if there is language barrier or criminal history. Our experienced attorney will make the process easier for you.

f you have entered the US without a visa, overstayed your permission, and/or have found to have unlawful presence or committed fraud, you will need a waiver to cure the inadmissibility ground of unlawful presence or fraud.

The Law Office of Carrie Nguyen prides ourselves on the success we have had with waivers. Please call today to discuss with our attorney about your waiver case.

When you receive notice that you or a family member have been put in ICE detention and ordered removed, it can be a frightening time. These orders are most commonly initiated when a person has been convicted of committing a crime. You may have eligibility for some defense against being deported.

We can help you and your family through this complicated and difficult process starting with getting a bond and preparing you for a proper defense. Don't wait, there are strict deadlines for raising a deportation defense. Call our attorney today.

Don't give up on your fight to obtain lawful status. There are ways to continue your case even after a loss at immigration court or USCIS, such as:

Motions to reopen

Stay of Removal with ICE

Appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals

Our attorney is experienced and is ready to fight for you. Call us today!

There are many benefits to becoming a US citizen. You have the right to vote, obtain a US passport, and you can better assist family members in obtaining their immigration benefits.

The process to become a citizen can be a complicated one, especially if there is language barrier or criminal history. Our experienced attorney will make the process easier for you.

f you have entered the US without a visa, overstayed your permission, and/or have found to have unlawful presence or committed fraud, you will need a waiver to cure the inadmissibility ground of unlawful presence or fraud.

The Law Office of Carrie Nguyen prides ourselves on the success we have had with waivers. Please call today to discuss with our attorney about your waiver case.

When you receive notice that you or a family member have been put in ICE detention and ordered removed, it can be a frightening time. These orders are most commonly initiated when a person has been convicted of committing a crime. You may have eligibility for some defense against being deported.

We can help you and your family through this complicated and difficult process starting with getting a bond and preparing you for a proper defense. Don't wait, there are strict deadlines for raising a deportation defense. Call our attorney today.