Our firm has built its reputation on approaching immigration-related questions and problems with understanding and personal commitment. We understand that our clients desire to make America their new homeland, and this deserves our full attention and our best effort in helping them. We provide services covering virtually all aspects of immigration law, and if you need a seasoned Queens immigration lawyer in your corner, you’ve come to the right place. Contact us for an initial consultation today.
Amer S. The best immigration attorney is Monica! With your case, she will go above and beyond. She will defend you until your case is accepted and resolved in its entirety. My last attorney did not care or take any action, which is why my case was initially denied. Fortunately, I was able to find Monica. After taking up the case and resubmitting the paperwork, everything was approved in just five months. Monica will take on your problems and worries and resolve them to your satisfaction and complete peace of mind. If you need an immigration lawyer, then Monica is the one! You'll thank me later.
Ioana H. We feel very fortunate to have had Monica's help and guidance throughout the immigration process. Her effective attention to every detail, her professionalism, knowledge, responsiveness, follow-up, support, and especially helping us stay up-to-date on each step of the way throughout the application process are greatly appreciated. Thank you, Monica, for helping us achieve our goal, being professional, helpful, and taking extra time. Highly recommend.
Erika A. I will be forever grateful to Monica for standing with me throughout my entire legal process. When I first met Monica, I didn’t know we were going to work together for such a long time, but life is life, and she was always there to legally support me on everything I needed. Not only is she professional, but proactive and solution-driven. Thank you so much for your work!
Here at Monica Saran-Nace, P.C., we handle the gamut of immigration-related matters on behalf of our clients, including the following:
The team here at Monica Saran-Nace, P.C. understands just how much you have at stake in your immigration case. For this reason, when you partner with us, you have our pledge to provide:
Reuniting families is at the heart of what we do. Whether you’re looking to bring your spouse, fiancé, children, or parents to the United States, we’re here to help you smoothly move through the immigration process. We take the time to understand your situation and guide you every step of the way, from preparing strong petitions to communicating with USCIS. At Monica Saran-Nace, P.C., we treat every case as if it were our own family, because we know how much it matters to have your loved ones by your side.
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, investor, employer, or employee, our firm offers dedicated support tailored to your needs. Immigration through employment can be complicated, but we’re here to make the process as smooth as possible. From preparing thorough applications to advising on compliance and visa strategy, you can depend on us. At Monica Saran-Nace, P.C., we understand that immigration is often key to growth, and we’re proud to help businesses, professionals, and employees move forward with confidence.
Securing permanent residency in the United States is a significant step toward building a future here. A green card, also known as a Permanent Resident Card, grants you the legal right to live and work in the United States long term. While this is an important milestone on the path to U.S. citizenship, the application process isn’t always straightforward. Our team provides a path to permanent residency for the following parties:
If you have close relatives who are U.S. citizens or green card holders, they may be able to petition for your permanent residency. This includes spouses, parents, children, and siblings, depending on their status and your relationship.
In today’s economy, the United States offers permanent residency options for talented professionals, skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and employers seeking to retain international talent.
Survivors of domestic abuse or other serious crimes may qualify for green cards under the Violence Against Women Act or through a U Visa.
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