Sacramento Law Group

Sacramento Immigration Attorney

Please note – we are no longer accepting new immigration cases.  Please consider another immigration attorney for your legal needs.

Our immigration attorney is committed to helping clients achieve the American dream. She can help you obtain a green card, K-1 visa, or file a provisional unlawful presence waiver if you entered the country illegally. To help make immigration affordable the attorney charges flat fees and accepts credit card payments. To receive a consultation for only $200 call our Sacramento immigration lawyer at (916) 596-1018.

Immigration Services

United States immigration law is not as simple as filling out forms. Many clients realize that their successful immigration will require the services of a licensed California immigration attorney. Some prospective clients who desire to save a few hundred dollars make the mistake of hiring a notario and realize later on that they should have hired an immigration attorney. (To learn more about Notario Fraud visit stopnotariofraud.org) To help clients achieve the American dream at a price they can afford Agxibel Barajas provides the following legal services at affordable rates:

DREAM Act & DACA

The DREAM Act as embodied in DACA can help you or your child receives 2 years of protection from removal proceedings. The DREAM Act, which never became law but was partly implemented by the Obama Administration under a program known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), provides certain undocumented youth with renewable 2-year legal status. Successful applicants receive 2 years of protection from removal proceedings or the initiation of removal proceedings. Moreover, successful applicants can receive 2 years of employment authorization.

I-601A Waiver

If you are a United States citizen and your spouse entered the country illegally you can file an I-601A provisional unlawful presence waiver to shorten several months of separation for consular processing into a few days.  If your spouse entered the United States without inspection they will need to go through consular processing to get a green card.  Part of that process involves leaving the United States to interview at a consulate abroad.  However, once your spouse leaves the United States a 3 or 10-year bar to re-entry will come into effect depending on how long they resided in the U.S. without lawful presence.  Without an approved I-601A waiver your spouse will interview at a consulate abroad where they will be denied a visa and reentry to the U.S.  While outside the United States they will apply for a waiver to the 3 to 10-year bar and remain separated from their U.S. family for several months.  To avoid these several months of separation and uncertainty many choose to file an I-601A waiver while in the United States.  With an approved I-601A waiver your spouse can depart the U.S. for their visa interview with more certainty that they can lawfully re-enter the U.S. in a few days instead of months.

Fiance Visa

The K-1 visa allows your fiance overseas to enter the United States for 90 days so that your marriage ceremony can take place.  If your fiance has unmarried children under the age of 21 a K-2 visa will allow their children to also come to the United States for the ceremony.  The fiance visa will automatically expire after 90 days so it’s important that your marriage take place within that time.

Disclaimer

We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. The information contained in this website is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Furthermore, the information contained in this website is not guaranteed to be up to date, accurate, or complete. An attorney-client relationship can only be established by signing a representation agreement.
*$900 Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Fee Disclaimer: While most cases qualify for the above fee, some cases are complex. Consequently, the above fee is only a sample fee (not a specific or guaranteed fee) and is subject to change at any time due to the necessity of charging more for complex cases. The sample chapter 7 fee represents the typical fee for a simple no-asset chapter 7 case. The $900 fee is only available to residents of the following counties: Sacramento, Placer, Yolo, Solano and San Joaquin. Residents of other counties may be charged more.