Accomplished Annandale, Virginia Lawyer Represents Immigrants Seeking Green Cards
ATTORNEY in ANNANDALE, VA HELPs PEOPLE IN THEIR APPLICATIONS FOR PERMANENT RESIDENCY STATUS
Mark J. Monaco, Esq., PLLC delivers knowledgeable counsel for immigrants who wish to establish permanent residency in the United States. Often referred to as a “green card,” this designation allows people to reside in, and return to, the United States for life. Various factors can affect your ability to become a permanent resident, including:
- Marriage to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident
- A close family relationship to a citizen or permanent resident
- Specific employment experience or skills
- A job offer within the United States
- Employment with the U.S. government in a foreign country
- The existence or threat of child abuse
- Length of time living in the United States without criminal violations
- Political unrest or persecution in one’s home country
We take the time to understand each client’s circumstances to create a strategy that gives them the best chance to remain in the country.
DEDICATED LAWYER GUIDING PEOPLE THROUGH THE RESIDENCY PROCESS
Establishing permanent residency in the United States usually begins with a visa petition from a spouse, relative or potential employer. This sets forth your reasons for requesting a green card. From there, the process can be very quick or take several years depending upon your circumstances. Our attorney has the background to estimate how your application will be handled based on the type of petition, your individual attributes and the number of green cards available to citizens of your home country.
Contact Annandale, Virginia immigration attorney for assistance in getting a green card
Call Mark J. Monaco, Esq., PLLC at 703-575-8488 or contact us online to schedule a consultation. From our Annandale office, we serve clients throughout Virginia, the United States and the world.
Accessing this website does not create an attorney-client relationship. Before acting on this information you should consult with an immigration attorney.
