Law Offices of Brian D. Lerner
Deportation Lawyers & Immigration Attorneys Helping Families Nationwide
you want to start your own business in the United States, then getting an E-2 Immigration Lawyer to help prepare the E-2 Visa Petition is the best way to do this. An E-2 Visa is one of the nicest working visas as it allows you to run your own business, and while it periodically needs …
Question: Hello Attorney Lerner. I understand that you have an office in San Bernardino County and are one of the few Inland Empire Immigration Lawyers. What city is your office located? Answer: My office in the Inland Empire is located in Upland, California. The direct number is (909) 632-1249. I have been an Inland Empire …
Question: Attorney Lerner, I understand that you are a deportation attorney. Can you describe what qualifications you have to represent clients in deportation proceedings? Answer: Regarding Immigration Law, in 2000, I passed a rigorous examination and extensive experience requirements by the State Bar of California, Board of Legal Specialization. My firm handles all types of …
H-1B’s are almost ready to be filed. Don’t wait. Question: I heard that H-1B’s are about to be able to be filed. What can I do? Answer: First, April 1, 2013, the doors open again and new H-1B’s can be filed. It does take time to prepare a quality H-1B, so time is of the …
E-2 approved at consulate in Ireland for Trucking Repair and Maintenance Company. Approximately $125,000 put in escrow for purchase of existing business. E-2 E-2 application E-2 approval How to begin preparation for an E-2 visa
Proceedings terminated based on approved I-130 even though Client had a previous VD order. Approved I-130 Filling I-130 online Form I-130 requirements How much time do I have to wait to get my first interview for application I-130?
Cancellation of Removal (42A) granted by IJ . Client had 2 DUIs, a reckless driving and a discharge of a firearm in gross negligence. Firearm offense would have stopped time if it was a CIMT. Established through testimony that it was not a CIMT and Judge granted case. Client had a long work history and …
Client, from Pakistan, served with NTA in 2008 after applying for naturalization. Charged with a controlled substance violation and 2 CIMTs based on a grand theft conviction and a conviction for solicitation to sell cocaine. Denied charges and DHS was ordered to brief the issue. Instead, they moved to terminate without prejudice. Now we can …
U Visa granted for person with crime over 12 years old and officer that did not want to sign the certification Criminal Relief granted and crime vacated and dismissed. Now he can apply for his Green Card. Green card Green card application Renew your green card How long it would take to get a green …
Question: I have already worked in the United States for some time. Does my sponsor still need to submit the affidavit of support? Answer: Under INA §212(a)(4)(C), an alien who seeks permanent residence as an immediate relative or as a family preference immigrant is inadmissible as an alien likely to become a public charge, unless …
Question: My auntie petitioned my mother when I was 3 years old. However, the visa process is so slow that it took 22 years for the visa number to become current. I was over 21 when my mother got her Green Card and the U.S. Embassy said that I aged out and could not come. …
Question: I want to petition an orphan. What must I do? Answer: A USC can petition for an orphan under age 16. In order to be an orphan, both parents must have died, disappeared, or abandoned the child. If there is a sole or surviving parent, he or she must be incapable of providing …
Coffee talk with Immigration Attorney Brian D. Lerner, A Professional Corporation on Immigration and Naturalization Law and specifics on how you can find solutions to immigration problems, visas, work-permits, deportation and other areas of immigration law. Find out about why you should hire an immigration attorney and/or deportation attorney who knows what they are doing …
Question: What is deferred action? Answer: Deferred action is a discretionary decision by DHS not to pursue enforcement against a person for a specific period. A grant of deferred action does not alter an individual’s existing immigration status or provide a path to citizenship. Thus, deferred action cannot be used to establish eligibility for an …
Can I become a U.S. Citizen? Question: I would like to become a U.S. Citizen. What can I do and what are the basic requirements? Answer: These are the basic requirements: Be 18 or older; Be a green card holder for at least 5 years immediately preceding the date of filing the Form N-400, Application …