New Jersey Immigration Attorney
Newark Immigration Lawyer
Frank & York services include applications for legal permanent residence and nonimmigrant visas through corporate sponsorship. They prepare family-based applications for residence and accompany the petitioners and beneficiaries to interviews before the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services.
The two immigration attorneys who are partners in the firm are well known for their litigation of complex deportation matters before the United States Immigration Courts, Board of Immigration Appeals, and federal district and circuit courts. Frank & York place particular emphasis on defending people who face removal from the U.S., due to criminal convictions.
Additionally, Frank & York directs applicants through the Labor Certification process, from the inception with the Department of Labor to the final decision of the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Whether you have questions regarding any of the above described matters, or need to consult with an immigration attorney about citizenship, political asylum, or employer sanctions, Frank & York will meet your needs. Robert Frank, is listed in Best Lawyers in America and has thirty years of experience in Immigration Law.
Our office in New Jersey is staffed by immigration attorneys and paralegals who are fluent in Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, French, Polish, and Russian.
Frank & York, LLC services include:
Business Visas
- B-1: The B1 Visa, a temporary visa for business, permits a visit to negotiate contracts, seek investments or real estate or consult with business partners or associates.
- Treaty - Trader/Investor: The Treaty Trader or Treaty Investor Visa is more commonly referred to as E-1 or E-2. This visa is available only to nationals of those countries with whom the U.S. has a Treaty of Commerce or Navigation.
- E-1: The E-1 Visa allows the individual to carry on substantial trade, principally between the U.S. and the foreign country.
- E-2: The E-2 Visa would allow one to direct and develop the operations of a business in which he or she has an investment or is in the process of investing a substantial amount of capital ($100,000 or more).
- H-1B: An H1-B Visa is for the international businessman who is a "prominent" member of the profession, and holds a Bachelors Degree.
- L-1: The L-1 Visa (intra Company Transferee) is a Visa which permits the individual to apply later for lawful permanent residence under what is called "Schedule A Group IV" of the Department of Labor's List of Pre-Certified Occupations.
Employment-based Green Cards
- Employment First Preference: Priority workers. Persons of extraordinary ability in arts, sciences, education, business or athletics. Outstanding professors and researchers.
- Employment Second Preference: Professionals with advanced degrees or of exceptional ability.
- Employment Third Preference: Professionals. Skilled and unskilled workers.
- Other Entrepreneur Visas are also available. Consult our office for additional information.
Los abogados de la firma Frank & York representan personas en todo tipo de casos de imigracion, incluyendo aplicaciones para residencia legal permanente y visas no-imigrantes por patrocinio corporativo.
Nosotros tambien preparamos aplicaciones basadas en familia para la residencia, y acompañamos a los peticionarios y beneficiarios a las entrevistas del Servicio de Imigracion y Naturalizacion (I.N.S).
Los socios de esta firma son bien conocidos por su litigio de asuntos complejos de deportacion ante las Cortes de Imigracion de los EEUU, la Junta de Apelaciones de Imigracion y las Cortes del Distrito y Circuito Federales. Nosotros aplicamos un enfasis particular en defender aquellos quienes enfrentan removimiento de los EEUU por convicciones criminales.
Adicionalmente, Frank & York guia a los aplicantes por el proceso de Certificacion de Labor desde el comienzo con el Departamento de Labor hasta de la decision final del Servicio de Imigracion y Naturalizacion (I.N.S). Los abogados tambien se ejercen extensivamente ante las Embajadas de los EEUU en el mundo.
Sea que ud. tenga preguntas sobre cualquiera de las situaciones previamente mencionadas, o necesita consultar con un abogado acerca de ciudadania, asilo politico, o sanciones del empleador, Frank & York respondera a sus necesidades. El socio mas antiguo, Robert Frank, esta presente en la lista de los mejores abogados del pais (Best Lawyers in America) y tiene mas de veinticinco años de experiencia en Leyes de Imigracion. Nuestra officina esta empleada con abogados y paralegales afluentes en Español, Portugues, Polaco, y Ruso.
En nuestros clientes se incluyen empleados de Compañias Fortune 500 (Fortune 500 Companies), ex politicos de alto rango, aficionados atletas profesionales de clase mundial, musicos nominados al Grammy (Premio Nacional a la Musica ), profesores y maestros universitarios, como tambien especialistas de informacion tecnologica.
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Nosotros tambien preparamos aplicaciones basadas en familia para la residencia, y acompañamos a los peticionarios y beneficiarios a las entrevistas del Servicio de Imigracion y Naturalizacion (I.N.S).
Los socios de esta firma son bien conocidos por su litigio de asuntos complejos de deportacion ante las Cortes de Imigracion de los EEUU, la Junta de Apelaciones de Imigracion y las Cortes del Distrito y Circuito Federales. Nosotros aplicamos un enfasis particular en defender aquellos quienes enfrentan removimiento de los EEUU por convicciones criminales.
Adicionalmente, Frank & York guia a los aplicantes por el proceso de Certificacion de Labor desde el comienzo con el Departamento de Labor hasta de la decision final del Servicio de Imigracion y Naturalizacion (I.N.S). Los abogados tambien se ejercen extensivamente ante las Embajadas de los EEUU en el mundo.
Sea que ud. tenga preguntas sobre cualquiera de las situaciones previamente mencionadas, o necesita consultar con un abogado acerca de ciudadania, asilo politico, o sanciones del empleador, Frank & York respondera a sus necesidades. El socio mas antiguo, Robert Frank, esta presente en la lista de los mejores abogados del pais (Best Lawyers in America) y tiene mas de veinticinco años de experiencia en Leyes de Imigracion. Nuestra officina esta empleada con abogados y paralegales afluentes en Español, Portugues, Polaco, y Ruso.
En nuestros clientes se incluyen empleados de Compañias Fortune 500 (Fortune 500 Companies), ex politicos de alto rango, aficionados atletas profesionales de clase mundial, musicos nominados al Grammy (Premio Nacional a la Musica ), profesores y maestros universitarios, como tambien especialistas de informacion tecnologica.
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What is the benefit of becoming a permanent U.S. resident?
The benefit of becoming a permanent resident is that you obtain a right to live and work permanently in the United States. As a lawful permanent resident, you will receive a permanent resident card, commonly known as a Green Card. This card is evidence of your status as a lawful permanent resident, and of your registration in accordance with United States immigration laws.
How can I become a permanent resident of the U.S.?
If you have been present in the United States since January 1, 1972, you may be eligible for the “registry” provisions of U.S. immigration laws which would allow you to obtain lawful permanent residency, even if you are illegally in the United States now, or if you initially entered the U.S. illegally.
You are eligible to apply for permanent residence if you:
Note: Any alien who has at any time engaged in terrorist activities is ineligible for registry. Further, any alien who fails to appear at a removal hearing, or who fails to depart after agreeing to voluntary departure, is ineligible for registry for a period of ten years.
The benefit of becoming a permanent resident is that you obtain a right to live and work permanently in the United States. As a lawful permanent resident, you will receive a permanent resident card, commonly known as a Green Card. This card is evidence of your status as a lawful permanent resident, and of your registration in accordance with United States immigration laws.
How can I become a permanent resident of the U.S.?
If you have been present in the United States since January 1, 1972, you may be eligible for the “registry” provisions of U.S. immigration laws which would allow you to obtain lawful permanent residency, even if you are illegally in the United States now, or if you initially entered the U.S. illegally.
You are eligible to apply for permanent residence if you:
- Entered the United States prior to January 1, 1972\
- Have continuously resided in the United States since entry
- Are a person of good moral character
- Are neither ineligible for citizenship, except for the requirement of five years of lawful permanent residence, nor inadmissible for participation in terrorist activities, certain criminal or security grounds, or for alien smuggling.
Note: Any alien who has at any time engaged in terrorist activities is ineligible for registry. Further, any alien who fails to appear at a removal hearing, or who fails to depart after agreeing to voluntary departure, is ineligible for registry for a period of ten years.
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Harley York
Frank & York, LLC
60 Park Place
Newark, NJ 07102
Phone: 866-435-2781
Fax: (973) 642-0022