SERVICES

Defenses may be available for those in court proceedings facing deportation. Remedies can include but are not limited to cancellation or termination of the case. 

Individuals in the U.S. can seek protection if they fear persecution based on political opinion, religion, race, nationality, or membership in a particular social group.  

If justice was not served in a lower court, some cases should be appealed to a higher court. Our team brings appeals before the BIA, USCIS, and the 9th Circuit. An appeal could mean a second chance for your case. 

Close family members can file immigration petitions for other family members, as can married spouses and fiancés.

Applying for permanent residency can happen within the U.S. or through consular processing. Waivers are often required for any inadmissibility issues.

Proving citizenship or applying for naturalization can open doors and provide long-term benefits for families. 

In the U.S., victims of certain crimes (including domestic violence and human trafficking) are eligible for visas that eventually lead to permanent residency. 

Survivors of domestic abuse can qualify for immigration relief via VAWA if the abuser was a close family member and was a US citizen or permanent resident.

Members of the LGBTQ+ community bring unique questions, challenges, and opportunities in the immigration setting. Encanto Law welcomes all members of the LGBTQ+ community. See our FAQs.

DACA “Dreamers” are eligible for work permits and protection from removal, as are certain immigrants who qualify for TPS - Temporary Protected Status.

Release from detention via bond or parole reunites families. Parole is also the term used for temporary permission to enter the U.S. 

With USCIS, you can renew your green card, work permit, or extend your temporary visa. Through the FOIA process, you can order copies of government records from USCIS, the Court, DHS, ICE, the FBI, border patrol, and other agencies.