Practice areas
Immigration practice areas
We practise immigration law and nothing else. Each page below answers the three questions people actually search for: who qualifies, how long it takes and what it costs.
Practice areas
Family immigrationBring a spouse or parent to the U.S., start to green card.
Green cardsFind the fastest legal route to permanent residence in your situation.
Adjustment of statusAdjust from a temporary visa to lawful permanent residence inside the United States.
Citizenship and naturalizationMove from green card to U.S. citizenship without a preventable denial.
Deportation defenseFight a removal case in immigration court, and know your odds honestly.
AsylumSeek protection based on persecution, and understand your real odds first.
VAWA self-petitionsGet residence on your own, without the abuser knowing or signing anything.
U-visasGet status after being the victim of a crime you reported.
T-visasGet protection and work authorization after trafficking.
Work permitsGet or renew work authorization without losing your job to a lapse.
H-1B visasMove from a job offer to H-1B status without a lottery mistake.
TN visasStart work in the U.S. in weeks, not through a lottery.
EB-2 and EB-3 green cardsTurn a job or a professional record into permanent residence.
PERM labor certificationComplete the labor certification stage without a costly audit.
Consular processingBring an approved petition through an embassy interview to a visa.
Green card renewalKeep proof of your status current without a gap.
DACAKeep your DACA work permit current without a gap.
K-1 fiancé visasMarry in the U.S. within 90 days of arrival, then adjust status to lawful permanent resident.
F-1 student visasStudy legally and keep your options open after graduation.
Mandamus lawsuitsForce a decision on a case that has been sitting for years.
Waivers and motionsOvercome a bar or a denial instead of starting over.
Certificates of citizenshipGet documentary proof of citizenship you already hold.
Consular reports of birth abroadGet your child a U.S. birth record and passport.
Removal of conditionsTurn a two-year card into permanent residence.
Prosecutorial discretionGet a removal case closed so you can pursue a green card.
Military parole in placeFix an unlawful entry without leaving the country.
EB-1 Green CardsUnlike many employment-based immigration categories, the EB-1 process does not require PERM labor certification.
Motion to ReopenThese motions involve strict deadlines, detailed procedural requirements, and a carefully documented legal basis.
Cancellation of Removal for Nonpermanent ResidentsThis form of relief is available to certain individuals who do not already have a green card, but meeting the basic requirements is only the beginning.
Withholding of RemovalThese cases require detailed testimony, credible evidence, and a clear connection between the harm you fear and a legally protected ground.
Child Status Protection Act (CSPA)CSPA cases can be highly technical. Eligibility depends on the immigration category, petition history, visa availability, processing time, marital status, and whether specific steps were taken within the required timeframe.
Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent ResidentsThis relief is not automatic. The applicant must first establish legal eligibility and then demonstrate that the case warrants a favorable exercise of the immigration judge's discretion.
VAWA Cancellation of RemovalThis form of relief is available through immigration court. If granted, it cancels the individual's removal and allows them to become a lawful permanent resident.
Habeas CorpusThe attorneys at 360 Immigration Law Group are admitted to practice in the Southern and Middle Districts of Florida. We evaluate immigration detention cases throughout much of Central and South Florida to determine whether federal habeas relief may be available.
Appeals & MotionsAt 360 Immigration Law Group, we carefully examine the decision, the procedural history, the evidence, and the applicable law to determine what options may still be available.
Immigration Interview RepresentationWe provide comprehensive immigration interview representation that includes strategic preparation, careful review of your case, and an immigration attorney's attendance at the interview.
RFEs and NOIDsOur attorneys review the entire case, not only the notice, to determine what USCIS is questioning, whether evidence may have been overlooked, and what documentation and legal arguments may strengthen the response.
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