Qualified Assistance
US-based immigration lawyers
San Francisco, Sacramento, San Diego, Los Angeles, California State
Immigration to the US is a complicated process that requires a careful examination of all legal aspects of the case, scrupulous and purposeful paperwork, and proper behavior during the interview at the embassy. Unfortunately, the internet is full of inaccurate or misleading information about this process, that's why it is vital to find a reliable, result-oriented organization that can provide qualified assistance with US immigration. In the end, you need to remember that professional immigration service is a significant factor in securing a positive outcome for your case.
Immigration Attorneys
speak English, Chinese and Russian
Immigration Attorneys
have work experience ranging from 5 to 20 years
Immigration Attorneys
are fully licensed
How to obtain a visa with ACS Inc., Inc
1
Fill out
a questionnaire
and pay for a
consultation
2
US-based immigration lawyer will counsel you
and
give recommendations
3
You will sign an attorney services contract
and pay for
the services
4
The attorney
will build a case
and file a petition
with the USCIS
5
If your petition is approved, you will receive notification
from the USCIS
granting you
a US visa
* Keep in mind that ACS Inc., Inc can't guarantee that you will receive a visa, as the decision is made by the USCIS on an individual basis
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Assistance With Immigration to the US
Immigration to the US is high on the agenda for people from many countries, but this goes especially for those from post-Soviet countries and China. With such a wide selection of legal options to immigrate to the US available, it is essential to choose the right strategy for your personal case, to be aware of other alternatives, and to seek out qualified consultation and assistance from experts in the US immigration legislation.
Leave your case in the safest
hands
possible
More than 90%
of cases
get approved by the Immigration Services at the first attempt.
At least 15
days
to process the case at the USCIS.
Between 1 to 3
months
to prepare your case depending on how fast you can provide with the necessary information.
From 200 to 1,500
pages
to compile a case, depending on your visa and case complexity.
How to Immigrate to the US
Direct immigration
Direct Immigration
Direct immigration involves a much shorter path to a Green Card, and in most cases, entails receiving an immigrant US visa. The immigrant visa can be obtained both while living in US territory or outside the US. The interview in the embassy is one of the most crucial stages in the process, and is where you have to provide specific reasons for your petition.
Immigrant Visas
Indirect Immigration
Indirect immigration means that you enter the United States on a nonimmigrant visa and change your status during your stay in the country. The indirect immigration path is more time-consuming and more cost-intensive. However, for many people, it is the only option avaible for moving to the US. There are several ways to enter the US so that you can further apply for a change of status, either for that of an immigrant or nonimmigrant, which will lead to an immigrant status anyway.
Nonimmigrant Visas
Green Card
for Investors
To qualify for
the EB-5 program
you have to:
Invest
a minimum of $800,000 in a TEA project
Create
a minimum of 10 permanent jobs
Prove
the legal origin of your funds
Obtaining an investment EB-5 visa is a proven way of receiving a green card,
a document that allows a foreign individual to live and work in the United States.
US permanent resident status is granted not only to the investor,
but also to their spouse and all unmarried children under 21 years old.
Corporate Services
Registering your company with a bank account in the US, creating a business plan, and handling business operations
Patent Attorney
Registering patents and
trademarks in the United States
Tax Attorney
Tax consulting and
filing income tax
Notary Services
Apostille and certifying
documents in the US
Education
Recommending education
establishments and courses
Real Estate Property
Screening real estate property to live in and to invest in
Employment-based H-1B Visa
Suppose you have earned your reputation while working in the United States on an H-1B work visa. In that case, your US employer is unlikely to tolerate the idea of losing a highly qualified employee when your visa expires. If they act as your sponsor, you can legally obtain a permanent resident status through employment. Being a green card holder allows you and your family to stay in the United States permanently.
Read moreVisa L-1 for Business People
A businessperson with a company outside the United States can open an affiliated entity of the same company in the US. To manage the affiliated company directly in the United States, they are entitled to visa L-1 for themselves and visa L-2 for their family members. If visiting the United States on a tourist visa, changing your status to a visa L holder is also possible. In other words, you don't have to receive an L visa at a consulate. At first, a visa L is issued for only one year. However, if the affiliated company has been operating successfully, you can apply for visa L to be issued for 3 years. Obtaining this type of visa also allows you to apply for a green card.
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Immigration to the United States through refugee status
The United States is one of the countries to sign the Geneva Convention, and they follow its principles unfailingly. The current US law on immigration and citizenship provides a clear-cut definition of a refugee, along with other provisions. If you are being persecuted in your country or having reasonable fears that you can be persecuted, you are granted the right to file a petition to give you refugee status.
Read moreReligious R-1 Visa
Suppose you entered the United States on a religious visa and have remaind in the country for a while now. In that case, you can file a petition with the immigration services to receive residence permission as a "special immigrant." To apply for a green card based on the EB-4 program, you have to submit the same package of immigration documents as you would if you were applying for an R-1 visa. It is also necessary to prove that you have worked full time in a religious organization for two years as of the day of filing the petition, and that you intend to continue working in the US. The category includes volunteers who work 40 hours a week.
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Fiancée Visa
If entering the United States on a fiancée visa, you are obliged to get married within three weeks (the visa duration period). After that, you can file a petition and receive the status of a so-called conditional permanent resident. After livin file a petition again and attend an interview with your spouse. If the interview goes well, you will receive a status of a US permanent citizen status.
Read moreGiving birth to a baby in the US
If the baby was born in the United States, under the US legislation, they become a US citizen automatically. Therefore, giving birth to a baby in the US you will give him or her the opportunity to choose a country to live in. If they choose to live in the US, they can enter the country without any problem. It should be noted that the parents of a child with US citizenship have no privileges while receiving American citizenship. Only when the child turns 21 years old they can file a petition for a family reunion to invite their parents to join them in the United States.
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We guarantee professional and qualified handling of your case to achieve the best possible results.
ACS, Inc.
Green Card for
Outstanding People
To receive EB-1A visa,
you
have to:
Qualify for
at least 3 out of 10 USCIS requirements for extraordinary ability
provide evidence of
your extraordinary ability to the US Immigration Services
continue
working and developing your talent in the relevant area in the United States
This is one of the most efficient ways of receiving a Green Card for outstanding professionals
that doesn't require a petitioner employer.
A green card (a US permanent residence card) is granted to the extraordinary professional
as well as their immediate family -- their spouse and unmarried children under 21 years old.
