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Protection, Permits and Papers

Fix your immigration status
without leaving the United States

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Protection,
Permits and Papers

Fix your immigration status
without leaving the United States

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Transform the lives of immigrants and their families

in the United States

Meet Alexandra Lozano

Expert in protecting the rights of Latino immigrants in the United States

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Meet Alexandra Lozano

Expert in protecting the rights of Latino immigrants in the United States

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Why do we do it?

We admire the Latino community, their resilience and their desire to move forward. We want to pave the path forward so they can live their lives without fear or worry.

Who do we do it for?

Our mission is to reach out to all Latinos who have suffered because of their immigration status. We will not stop until we see everyone living under the same rights without discrimination.

How do we do it?

We have over 10 years of experience, dedicating ourselves to serve our community making a positive impact. While others may have said ‘no,’ we strive to find the ‘YES.’ It’s all about protection, permission, and paperwork.

how we solve YOUR

immigration status

Fix it without leaving!® We understand that being separated from your family is one of the biggest fears. That’s why we’re committed to FIND the best solution FOR your situation without HAVING to leave the country. Just as we’ve successfully assisted thousands of others, we are dedicated to keeping your family united. It’s time to set aside your fears and take the essential steps to safeguard your loved ones..

Protection, Permits and Papers

We will seek by all means the protection of knowing that you are safe with your family, the work permit to have a decent job with fair pay and your papers to be able to return to visit your family outside the United States.

We review your case for free

Before you have to pay a penny, we want to see if we can really help you with our services. That’s why we review your case for FREE before you have a consultation. In the event that we really can’t do anything to help you, we will refund all your money 100%. 

If we don't win, we don't get paid

We are so confident in our strategies that our promise is simple: If we don’t win the case, we will give you your money back. We want to give you the best possible experience, which is winning.

Note: Results may vary. The money-back guarantee refers to VAWA and I-601A waiver cases and a consultation is required to determine if you qualify. The VAWA guarantee is for the first work permit. The I-601A waiver guarantee applies if the waiver is not approved. The refund does not include immigration fees, only the attorney’s fee. This does not guarantee a favorable outcome. This is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

Our
strategies

We are known for being creative in our strategies to find the YES in your case. Through the experience of the attorney and her team, we are proud to stand out as an effective law firm that goes the extra mile for you.

The violence against women act (VAWA) program is designed to safeguard the relatives of American citizens or legal residents who have encountered family related issues. It offers a secure pathway to obtain legal immigration status without the necessity of leaving the country. This program is open to both parents of adult US citizen children over the age of 21 and spouses of citizens or residents, ensuring complete discretion to protect you and your family. Our specialized team is dedicated to supporting you in every step off the way through the process and addressing any inquiries you may have.

VAWA

The T Visa is designed to provide protection for individuals who have been subjected to forced labor. There are four primary situations for which the T Visa can be applied:

Labor exploitation: This includes individuals who have been compelled to work under exploitative conditions, such as not receiving proper payment for their work, being denied agreed-upon wages, or facing mistreatment due to their immigration status, among other forms of exploitation.

Domestic violence: Victims of domestic violence who have been coerced into working either within their own homes or for their partners, or who have been forced to engage in activities against their will as a result of domestic abuse, may qualify for the T Visa.

Trafficking across the border with coyotes: Individuals who have been trafficked across the border with the assistance of smugglers (coyotes) and subsequently forced to work for them upon entering American territory may be eligible for the T Visa. This can include various forms of labor such as cooking, cleaning, caregiving, driving, or carrying items for the traffickers, regardless of the duration of forced labor.

It’s important to note that even minimal instances of forced labor qualify for T Visa consideration. If you have experienced any of these situations, you may be eligible for protection under the T Visa program.

Visa
T

Have you been a victim of a serious crime or suffered mental or physical abuse and helped with the investigation? We want to give you our support and experience so that you can build a future full of opportunities for your family.

Visa
U

Adjustment of Status (AOS): A process that allows adjustment without leaving the country. This can only be applied for, if all entries into the country were legal, and you have a petition from a citizen or resident family member, whether it be a parent, sibling, or spouse, through a sponsorship.

Consular Processing: A process through a family petition to apply for an immigrant visa (Green Card) through a U.S. embassy or consulate in a foreign country. This is for individuals who are outside the country or who have entered illegally and do not face penalties. (Often, a waiver is required for this process).

Family Petition

get your papers in order now!

Our goal is for everyone to have the opportunity to live peacefully in the United States. That’s why we are always looking for new creative solutions to provide the best service to everyone, no matter how difficult the case may be. We are committed to finding solutions to your immigration situation.

Dedicated to the results

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Frequently Asked Questions

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NO! Families should remain together and that is why we work to make sure our clients can fix their legal status here, without leaving the country.

Persons who have had a difficult relationship with their spouse (U.S. Citizen or Legal Resident) and parents who have had a difficult relationship with their son or daughter (U.S. Citizen) who is 21 years of age or older.

In this situation, it won’t pose any issue for your VAWA case, and we can proceed with the process even if you have been divorced for up to 2 years. However, it’s important to remind you that if you choose to divorce during the process, you won’t be able to remarry until the case is closed/approved. For cases based on minor children, this shouldn’t be a problem.

No, a police report is not required in order to start your VAWA case.

U Visa

The U Visa, which is a visa for victims of specific crimes who have suffered physical or mental abuse and who cooperate with authorities in the investigation or prosecution of those crimes, requires you to meet the following requirements:

  1. Be a victim of a qualifying crime: You must have been a victim of a qualifying crime under United States law.

  2. Have suffered physical or mental abuse due to the crime: You must be able to demonstrate that you have suffered physical or mental abuse as a result of the crime of which you were a victim.

  3. Cooperate with authorities: You must cooperate with authorities in the investigation or prosecution of the crime.

  4. Be eligible for an immigrant visa: You must have a U certificate and not have left the country after the incident.

  5. Have suffered a substantial violation of human rights in the United States: In some cases, if you are a victim of a substantial violation of human rights in the United States, you may also be eligible for a U Visa.

The U Visa offers several important benefits for qualifying individuals, including:

  1. Legal status protection in the United States while the process is being approved and during the U status period of four years.

  2. Work permit while the process is being approved and while in U status.

  3. Eligibility to apply for permanent residency (Green Card) after a certain time in U status, provided certain requirements are met.

  4. Access to social services and assistance programs for victims of crimes.

  5. The possibility of applying for U visas for certain qualified family members, including spouses, children, and parents.

These benefits are designed to assist crime victims in rebuilding their lives in the United States and to provide the necessary support for their recovery and stability.

Yes, your immediate family members (spouse, parents, and children under 21 years old) may qualify as beneficiaries under your petition, as the safety of the family unit is prioritized.

T-Visa

In this case, you will receive your work permit once the T Visa is approved.

For anyone who has experienced labor trafficking, including forced labor, underpayment, hostile working conditions, or discrimination based on immigration status, the T Visa offers the most viable solution.

Yes, your immediate family members (spouse, and children under 21 years old) may qualify as beneficiaries under your petition, as the safety of the family unit is prioritized.

Personal injuries

An injury is a physical or emotional harm that has been caused by the negligence or recklessness of another person, which allows you to bring a negligence claim.

We can provide you with our advice and experience for traffic accidents in all 50 states. In addition, in the state of Washington, we can also help you find the solution to your workplace accident or slip and fall accident on commercial surfaces.

When you are injured due to someone else’s negligence, you have the right to compensation for your injuries. This compensation may include medical expenses, loss of income, pain and suffering, as well as the property damage you sustained in the accident.

You do not need to be a legal resident or have a social security number to file a claim. Anyone who has been affected by the fault of a third party has the right to fight for their health, regardless of immigration status.

We will conduct an investigation and fight for you. In the end, our goal is to make sure we win your case and get you the compensation you deserve!

No problem! We’ll coordinate the treatment for you and make sure nothing comes out of your pocket!

Our team will make sure to coordinate the treatment in the way that is most convenient for you!

FIX YOUR
PAPERS NOW!

WE FIND SOLUTIONS FOR YOU

Our goal is for everyone to have the possibility to live peacefully in the United States, that’s why we are always looking for new creative solutions to provide the best service to everyone, no matter how difficult the case may be. We are committed to finding solutions to your immigration situation.

CUSTOM SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS

we found
solutions for you

Our goal is for everyone to have the opportunity to live peacefully in the United States. We are always looking for new and creative legal strategies to best serve the individual needs of our clients. No matter how difficult the case, we are committed to finding solutions.

We serve customers in
all 50 states.