Immigration Law

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Adjustment of Status

Our attorneys will help you through the process of normalizing your status.

  • We Specialize In
  • Family-based petitions, such as applying for your spouse, children, parent/s, or sibling/s
  • Consular Processing
  • Fiancé Visas
  • Immigration Waivers (inadmissibility, Deportability, Fraud, Unlawful Presence)
  • Visas for victims of crime (U-visas), trafficking (T-visa), or abuse (VAWA)
  • Citizenship and Naturalization
  • Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
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Removal Defense & Asylum

We believe everyone has the right to live safely and freely. Our team will fight to help you remain free from danger and harm.

  • We Specialize In
  • Bond Hearings and Requests
  • Affirmative and Defensive Asylum Applications
  • Cancellation of Removal
  • Stays of Removal
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Unaccompanied Minors

  • We Specialize In
  • Asylum
  • Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS)
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BIA & Federal Appeals

Our team will continue to help you fight your case through the appeals process.

  • We Specialize In
  • Appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)
  • District Court Appeals
  • Federal Court Appeals

In need of legal assistance?

Contact the attorneys at Cambria & Kline, PC today for a consultation. We are here to help, listen, and fight for you.

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Why is it important to choose a good lawyer that specializes in IMMIGRATION Law?

Immigration law is complicated. It’s ever-changing. Simple mistakes can cause big problems. It’s tedious and stressful. The outcome will dictate the course of your life and your family’s lives – where you will live, begin a family, raise your family, what opportunities you will have. In short, your immigration case is worth the investment in an experienced and dedicated attorney.

What should you look for in selecting an immigration attorney?

1. Choose an attorney who focuses their practice on immigration law.

Immigration is a very complicated area of law, which can change literally every day. An attorney who only dabbles in immigration will not have the expertise you need to navigate this system, which can have severe consequences if done improperly.

2. Choose someone who listens to you.

This is YOUR life and we want you to feel as comfortable as possible and to be actively involved in your immigration process. We will always take the time to listen to you explain your story, address your fears and concerns, and treat you with dignity and respect.

3. Run away from lawyers who advise you to lie, act dishonestly, or against what you know is right. And don’t believe any guarantees.

Immigration forms and testimony are legally binding. When you sign a form, you are swearing that everything in that form is true and correct. Telling an untruth on one form can destroy your credibility on every application you will ever file. It can also get you deported. We always tell client that we win with the truth. And we will always be honest and truthful with you. Don’t fall prey to someone who promises you the world and then leaves you hanging.

4. Know what you are paying for.

A good immigration lawyer will advise you of the fees for specific services and advise you where you will have extra government fees and costs.

5. Choose someone who cares about whether you win your case.

Immigration practice takes dedication and soul. We want our families to stay together, we want them to be safe and healthy. We want people to live their dreams. This is why we do what we do.

Immigration Law FAQs

Determining the correct visa or status involves evaluating your personal circumstances—such as family ties, employment offers, criminal history, and immigration goals. An immigration attorney provides personalized assessment and can recommend the best visa strategy, whether it’s temporary (visitor, student, work visa) or permanent residency.

U.S. citizens and permanent residents can sponsor certain family members by filing Form I-130 and supporting documentation. The process and timeline vary based on the relationship and country of origin. An attorney can help ensure accuracy, avoid delays, and advise on the next steps once a visa becomes available.

Immigration law is a branch of federal law that governs who can enter, live, and work in the United States. It includes regulations on visas, green cards, citizenship, asylum, and deportation. Immigration attorneys help individuals and families navigate this complex legal system.