Albuquerque Immigration Lawyer
With the complexity of our immigration laws, you need a highly qualified Albuquerque immigration attorney to represent you throughout the application process. With over 100 years of combined experience, our firm at Maney & Gordon, P.A. is a skilled law firm made up of trusted professionals dedicated to meeting your immigration needs. With six offices in five cities, we serve both individuals and corporate clients. Richard Maney, Senior Partner, is a member of the Florida Bar Association and is Board Certified in U.S. Immigration and Naturalization law. We also provides free case consultations to help you understand the process and give you answers to your questions. Spanish speaking personnel are also available.
Immigration Services We Offer
Green Card
A green card allows and individual who has applied to live and work in the U.S. as a permanent resident, provided the card is kept valid. These types of visas must be renewed every ten years and the card holder must be of good moral character. In order to apply for a green card, an immigration attorney should be contacted. Read more about green cards...
Asylum
Asylum can be applied for to those individuals who are being persecuted in their home country. Those experiencing discrimination, persecution due to race, religion or political affiliation may apply for asylum in the U.S. This can be applied for from within the home country or from the U.S. if you are already here. Click here to read more about asylum...
Visa
There are many different types of visas which can be applied for, allowing a person to legally remain in the U.S. based on the type of visa approved. To find out more about which type might be best in your circumstances, contact our office for a confidential consultation. Read more about
visas...
Non-Immigrant Visa
A non-immigrant visa allows a person certain benefits while in the country, such as looking for work, participating in professional events, for tourism or even for medical purposes. There are many restrictions that apply, so speaking with someone from our firm is essential. Read more on non-immigrant visas...
Immigrant Visa
If a person wishes to become a permanent resident of the U.S., then an immigrant visa can be applied for. This allows you to live and work in this country on a permanent basis. Application for this type of visa can be applied for based on asylum, employment or marriage. Read more about immigrant visas...
Permanent Residence Visa
Also known as an immigrant visa, this visa allows you to remain in the U.S. permanently, dependent on your remaining a solid citizen without a criminal record. A permanent resident cannot vote, but can apply for naturalization after a specified amount of time in the country. Click here to read more about permanent residence visas...
Family Visas
If you have family connections in the country, you can apply for a family based visa to enter the country. You may be granted temporary or permanent status, based on the application. If you have family that are citizens, permanent residents or even non-immigrant s who are legally here, you may apply for this type of visa. Read more about family visas...
Employment Visa I-9
An I-9 is required of all employers by the Department of Homeland Security for those employers who hire foreign nationals. Complying with these laws is important in order to avoid penalties. Obtaining the legal advice you need in this area is crucial. Read more about employment visa I-9...
Work Visa
A work visa can be granted for a specific employment opportunity offered by an employer. These can be offered as non-immigrant or immigrant visas, depending on the specific situation. In order to successfully obtain one of these types of visas, working in conjunction with a knowledgeable attorney is key. Read more about work visas...
Student Visa
When an individual wishes to gain admission to the U.S. in order to study at an approved institution, they may apply for a student visa. These visas generally must follow strict guidelines, such as not being able to work, and should be attempted with the help of an attorney. Read more on student visas...
Fiancée Visa
If a person is engaged to a U.S. citizen, they may apply for a fiancée visa. Specific requirements must be met regarding how long the person may reside in the U.S. before they marry. Once marriage occurs, the visa status can be changed to a different type. Click here to read more about fiancée visas...
Business & Investor Visas
For temporary entry into the country to conduct business and investing opportunities, a business and investor visa can be applied for. Specific regulations and activities are allowed under this type of visa. Careful preparation of applications must be submitted in order to qualify under these visa types. Read more on business & investor visas...
Labor Certification
Labor certification begins with an application detailing the position to be filled and other specific information required by the proper agency. After a review and any corrections needed, a recruitment campaign can be started by the employer to fill the position with a U.S. worker. If they are unable to find one, the results of this are submitted to the state agency for review. The information is provided to the DOL for approval or denial. Read more about labor certification...
Naturalization
When a person wishes to become a citizen, the process of naturalization can be undertaken. Very specific steps must be taken and applied for in order to qualify. With the help of a knowledgeable immigration lawyer, you can apply and possibly be granted naturalization. Click here to learn more about naturalization...
Citizenship
As a citizen of the U.S., you are granted specific privileges and rights that an immigrant does not have. In order to apply for citizen ship, various qualification must be met and can be achieved through marriage, employment, asylum or other specific circumstances. Read more on citizenship...
Cancellation of Removal
If you have been deemed to require deportation for any reason, your attorney can request a cancellation of removal by filing the appropriate legal petitions. With a well thought out and complete application, it is possible to stop your deportation while you continue working on obtaining a visa. Read more about cancellation of removal...
Deportation Defense
If you are facing deportation for a crime you have been charged with or due to being in the country illegally, steps can be taken to protect you from being deported. Our skilled legal team has assisted numerous individuals in an effective deportation defense. Click here to read more about deportation defense...
Employment Eligibility Verification
When an employer hires a foreign national, they must comply with specific steps in employment eligibility verification. Failing to do so can result in large penalties and possible deportation of the person hired. With our skilled legal help, you can meet the requirements of employment verification. Click here to read more about employment eligibility verification...
Contact an Albuquerque immigration attorney for comprehensive legal assistance in any of your immigration needs.