Frequently
Asked

We assist with immigrant visas (green cards), nonimmigrant visas (visitor visas), visa waivers (I-601/I-601A waivers of inadmissibility), adjustment of status applications (applying for legal permanent residency), naturalization applications (applying for U.S. citizenship), asylum, withholding of removal and other protections under the U.N. Convention Against Torture (similar to asylum), special immigrant juvenile status (residency for certain juveniles under the age of 21), cancellation of removal (for people have been in the US for more than 10 years and have family that would suffer if they were forced to leave the country), appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), Federal Circuit Court appeals, motions to reopen proceedings, motions to reconsider, petitions to remove conditions on residency, Stokes interview preparation & representation, applications for permission to reenter of removal, humanitarian parole requests, expedited processing requests, case status inquiries, habeas petitions, mandamus actions to compel the government to adjudicate a case that is delayed, requests for prosecutorial discretion, and all other deportation defense across all U.S. jurisdictions.

Yes. We will work with our clients to ensure they are able to make monthly payments that they can actually afford. We typically require new clients make an initial payment and then allow the remaining balance to be paid off over the course of 10-20 months.

We probably do. We have handled many complicated immigration matters over the years. You can make an appointment to speak with an attorney about your case and we will let you know if we have handled similar cases. If we don’t think we can win your case then we will let you know.

Sure. We are happy to offer free consultations since we think that everyone should consult multiple attorneys before deciding to start a case and those consultation fees can add up. You can schedule a virtual consultation (video call) online at https://jbclaw.us/booking. You may also contact our office to schedule an in-person consultation by calling (631) 206-6098 or emailing jbc[at]jbclawoffice.com.

Please note that in-person consultations are more limited than our virtual consultations.

Maybe. We are proud of the fact that about half of our case load is pro bono or low bono (significantly discounted). Send us an email describing the facts of your case and requesting that we take it on pro bono and we will consider it. You can email us using the form on the Contact Page or by sending an email to jbc[at]jbclawoffice.com.