When you are eligible, we can help you adjust your status to become a legal permanent resident of the United States, also known as a Green Card. You might be eligible for a Green Card if you:

• Are a family member of a US citizen or legal permanent resident (see Family Immigration)

• Have lived in the United States for more than 10 years, have a spouse, parent or child who is a legal permanent resident or citizen, and would be caused “exceptional and extremely unusual hardship” if separated from them

• Receive Asylum

• Receive a U-Visa because you were the victim or witness to a crime (see U-Visas)

• Receive Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (see family immigration)

• Have a qualifying job offer from a US company

At Leveille Law Group, we have the experience to let you know what you will have to do to be eligible for a green card and help you secure one if and when you are eligible.

In addition, once you have received your green card and lived in the US for a certain period of time (which can vary based on your circumstances) you may be eligible to become a naturalized US citizen. The process of Nationalization can be extremely complex and burdensome, but at Leveille Law Group we will know how to guide you every step of the way.