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Our immigration services at Arvian Law Firm

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Family Immigration Services

Family Immigration Services

Support for reuniting families in the U.S. via visas and green cards for spouses, children, and parents.
U.S. Citizenship Guidance

U.S. Citizenship Guidance

Step-by-step assistance with U.S. citizenship, covering eligibility, applications, and interview prep.
Business Immigration Support

Business Immigration Support

Expert legal help for visas and green cards for investors, entrepreneurs, and skilled workers.
Deportation Defense Services

Deportation Defense Services

Comprehensive legal aid to protect your rights and guide you through the deportation process.
Employment Visa Assistance

Employment Visa Assistance

Full support for obtaining work visas and green cards for skilled workers and executives.
Asylum Legal Assistance

Asylum Legal Assistance

Professional help for asylum seekers, from evidence collection to navigating the legal process.
Service areas

Our immigration services at Arvian Law Firm

We handle a wide range of U.S. immigration matters. Below you can see the main practice areas and the types of cases clients most commonly bring to our team.

Family immigration Employment-based Business & investors Citizenship Removal defense Asylum EB categories overview

Family immigration

Family-based matters usually focus on eligibility, admissibility, and clear supporting documentation. Good preparation often depends on consistent records (identity documents, relationship evidence, prior immigration history) across filings and interviews.

Spouse & fiancé(e) matters Parents & children Consular processing Adjustment of status RFE response support

Employment-based immigration

Employment-based cases often require careful alignment between the role, the beneficiary’s qualifications, and supporting evidence. The goal is a well-organized, internally consistent file that clearly shows eligibility.

EB-1 / EB-2 / EB-3 PERM-linked filings Executives & managers AOS inside the U.S. Evidence organization

Business immigration support

Business and investor matters typically involve reviewing corporate documentation, role duties, and operational evidence to ensure the record is coherent and consistent across filings and supporting materials.

Entrepreneurs & founders Company documentation review Role duties alignment Evidence packaging Mobility planning

U.S. citizenship & naturalization

Naturalization matters commonly include eligibility review, residence and physical presence analysis, and preparation of supporting documentation for the filing and interview stage.

Eligibility review Residence & presence analysis Document preparation Interview preparation

Removal & deportation defense

Removal defense is time-sensitive and evidence-driven. Work typically includes reviewing procedural posture, preparing documentation, and organizing materials for hearings or related filings.

Court representation Relief screening Evidence organization Hearing preparation

Asylum

Asylum matters require careful preparation of personal narratives and supporting evidence. A consistent record is important across written materials, interviews, and any hearing stages.

Record building Evidence compilation Interview preparation Hearing preparation

Employment-based categories (overview)

Employment-based categories are often compared by eligibility criteria and the type of evidence required. Below are the pathways clients most commonly ask about in an initial overview.

EB-1A EB-1C EB-2 NIW EB-2 PERM EB-3 O-1 L-1
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Here are short answers to common questions clients ask when comparing immigration options and preparing a case file.

What is the difference between consular processing and adjustment of status (AOS)?
Consular processing is handled through a U.S. consulate abroad; AOS is a USCIS process inside the U.S. The correct path depends on location, current status, and category-specific requirements.
How do EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3 differ?
They differ by statutory criteria and typical evidence. EB-1 often relies on top-tier recognition; EB-2 focuses on advanced degree or exceptional ability (including NIW in certain cases); EB-3 is commonly employer-driven with defined role requirements.
What usually causes delays?
Delays often relate to incomplete filings, inconsistent timelines, missing documents, unclear role–qualification alignment, and additional background or security review steps when required.
What does attorney representation typically include?
It commonly includes eligibility review, evidence planning, document organization, filing preparation, response support for government requests, and interview or hearing preparation where applicable.
Can prior immigration history affect a new case?
Yes. Prior filings, refusals, and periods of unlawful presence can influence admissibility and the evidence strategy, depending on the category.
What are common weaknesses in employment-based filings?
Common issues include unclear job requirements, weak third-party validation, and fragmented documentation that does not read consistently across exhibits.
Do timelines differ across categories?
Yes. Timelines vary by category, agency workload, location, and whether additional review steps apply.
How are legal fees typically determined?
Fees commonly depend on case complexity, volume of evidence, number of applicants or derivatives, and whether interviews, RFEs, or court proceedings are involved.

SERVICESOut of court settlements

We specialize in all areas of U.S. immigration law, providing comprehensive legal services tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. Whether you are seeking assistance with family-based immigration, employment-based visas, or navigating complex immigration regulations, our experienced team is here to guide you every step of the way.

We are committed to offering personalized support, ensuring that your case receives the attention and care it deserves. Our goal is to help you achieve the best possible outcome, no matter how challenging your immigration case may be, so you can pursue your dreams in the United States with confidence.


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