IMMIGRATION LAW
Immigration Law
Dedicated support for visas, green cards, and citizenship.
How we can help
Asylum
For people who are afraid to go back to their home country.
- You may qualify if you were harmed, or fear harm, because of your race, religion, nationality, political views, or a group you belong to.
- We build your case and stand with you at your interview or in immigration court.
Deportation Defense
For people facing deportation (removal) from the United States.
- If you got a Notice to Appear, or you already have a case in immigration court, contact us right away.
- We look for every legal way for you to stay, and we speak for you before the judge.
Detention and Bond
For people held by immigration (ICE), and their families.
- When the law allows it, we ask a judge to let them out on bond while the case goes on.
- We also fight the case while they are held.
Citizenship
For green card holders who are ready to become U.S. citizens.
- Usually you can apply after 5 years with a green card, or after 3 years if you are married to and living with a U.S. citizen.
- We prepare your application and get you ready for the interview and the English and civics test.
Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS)
For unmarried young people under 21 who were abused, neglected, or abandoned by a parent.
- It can lead to a green card.
- There are two steps: an order from a state court, then an application to immigration (USCIS). We help with both.
- Attorney Thabit has given free legal help to children through Kids in Need of Defense (KIND).
Family-Based Petitions
For bringing family to the United States, or helping family already here get a green card.
- U.S. citizens can file for a husband or wife and children. Citizens 21 or older can also file for parents, brothers and sisters.
- Green card holders can file for a husband or wife and unmarried children.
- We prepare the forms and get you ready for the interview, in the U.S. or at a U.S. embassy abroad. If you need a waiver for a past problem, we handle that too.
Visas for Victims of Crime
For victims of crime, human trafficking, or abuse.
- U visa: for victims of certain crimes who were badly hurt, in body or mind, and who help the police or prosecutors.
- T visa: for victims of human trafficking.
- VAWA: for people abused by a husband, wife or parent who is a U.S. citizen or green card holder, or by a U.S. citizen son or daughter who is 21 or older. You can apply on your own, without them knowing.
- Each one can lead to a green card.
Overview
Immigration law affects millions of people seeking to live, work, or reunite with family in the United States. At Thabit Law Firm, we provide compassionate and knowledgeable representation in all aspects of immigration law, helping individuals and families navigate the complex U.S. immigration system with confidence.
Compassionate Guidance
We understand that immigration matters often involve deeply personal circumstances and can have life-changing consequences. Our approach combines legal expertise with genuine empathy, ensuring that each client receives personalized attention and support throughout their immigration journey.
Whether you're seeking to bring family members to the United States, obtain work authorization, pursue citizenship, or defend against removal, our team is committed to providing clear guidance and effective advocacy to help you achieve your immigration goals.
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