The law firm of Rodnick, Piraino & Ingber, PLLC, in Warren, Michigan, can help with you and your family’s immigration. Our legal team has decades of combined experience, and you can count on us to do everything in our power to resolve your case positively and be your guide through this process. Call us at 586-574-0020 or contact us online for a confidential consultation.
We offer full-service immigration, meaning that no matter your situation, we can likely help. This includes things like being your advocate, organizing necessary documents, and, if it comes to it, representing you in court. Our services include:
There are many different paths to immigration, and each one looks different, especially regarding the order in which things are done, the forms that need to be completed, and the dates that can’t be missed. Many who start the process without an attorney quickly enlist our help, but having us involved from the beginning can help the process go a lot smoother.
The attorneys at Rodnick, Piraino & Ingber, PLLC, have helped several families like yours to immigrate successfully. At whatever stage you find yourself in the immigration process, from seeking an employment visa to becoming a U.S. citizen, an experienced lawyer can make the process easier and reduce your stress. Contact Rodnick, Piraino & Ingber, PLLC today by calling 586-574-0020 or contact us online to take the next steps in your immigrant process.
We understand that your decision to immigrate to the United States was not taken lightly. You may have very personal reasons for moving your family into a new country and becoming official citizens. It’s important to us that we be your source of information and aid through this process. Feel free to reach out if there’s something specific you’d like an answer to.
Immigration to the United States can be equally exciting and nerve-wracking. Many of our clients frequently check their immigration status. You can do so by going to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services website and entering your USCIS receipt number. This website is useful for those in the immigration process, as it has information on visa types, notifications for important dates and events, and more.
If you have difficulty, you can always reach out to us for updates on your case, deadlines, information, and to have your specific questions answered. While this website is great for gathering information and checking status, only an attorney dedicated to your interests will be able to give you legal advice about your immigration.
Choosing the right type of family immigration is important, especially because you want to be successful. U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents may sponsor their family members for immigration to the United States by filling out Form I-130, the Petition for Alien Relative
The attorneys at Rodnick, Piraino & Ingber, PLLC can help you fill out Form I-130 and assist with following the proper channels. Every family’s situation is unique, so having us assess your exact goals will allow us to give advice and make the right decisions before we start the process.
For many, it’s been a while since you last had to study for a test. While this might seem intimidating, as your attorney, our job is not only to assist you with legal documents but also to make sure you feel ready. We’ve guided many through what to expect from this process, and you can be sure that you will be well-prepared for your interview and test!
We understand many are worried about deportation, and while it can be scary, there are only two main ways someone can be deported. First is by not having the proper immigration status or unlawful entry. You could face removal proceedings if your documents expire or you fail to go through the appropriate channels.
The second reason is through committing a crime. Not all crimes will result in potential deportation, but more serious offenses like drug crimes, felonies, and repeat misdemeanors can start removal proceedings.
Deportation proceedings occur in Immigration Court. You can contest deportation if you are not subject to Expedited Removal for past violations or serious crimes. If you live in Warren, Michigan, or the surrounding areas and hope to avoid deportation from the United States, don’t try to handle the situation alone.
