No matter your background or circumstances, you’ll need an experienced Nashville Immigration Lawyer to help you through the immigration process. Immigration laws in the United States are difficult to navigate, and are in a constant state of change. The application processes involved in immigrating are confusing, expensive, time consuming, and intimidating. 

With over 40 million immigrants in the United States, ensuring the success of your case will be integral to your position within the U.S. Immigration is one of the most diverse areas of law, which is why an immigration lawyer could be beneficial to you and your family. Whether you are a current citizen or looking to obtain your citizenship, The Cassell Firm has the resources and lawyers for you. 

No matter your background or circumstances, you’ll need an experienced immigration lawyer to help you through the immigration process. Immigration laws in the United States are difficult to navigate, and are in a constant state of change. The application processes involved in immigrating are confusing, expensive, time consuming, and intimidating. 

With the changes being made to immigration laws and the difficulty non-citizens currently face, figuring out the right path forward will be tough whether you have no legal status, are in deportation proceedings in immigration court, or are on your way to becoming a citizen.

Here’s how our Nashville Immigration Lawyer can help you:
  1. Understand The United States Immigration System
  2. Green Cards & Work Permits 
  3. Temporary Protected Status
  4. Detainment Bonds
  5. Removal Proceedings
  6. Work with The Cassell Firm 

Understand The United States Immigration System

According to U.S. immigration law, there are four basic principles: reunification of families, allowing immigrants with useful skills to enter the country, and protecting refugees. In the United States, immigration law is codified in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). The INA allows the United States to grant up to 675,000 permanent immigrant visas each year across various immigration categories. 

In addition to the 675,000 visas, the INA does not limit the number of spouses, parents, and children under 21 allowed to enter the country each year. A number of refugees is also set by the president, each year, after consultation with Congress, via the U.S. Refugee Admission Program. To learn more about your rights, check out our immigration lawyers.

Green Cards & Work Permits

With all of this in mind, The Cassell Firm's Green Card Attorneys can help all types of immigrants looking to apply for their green cards or work permits within the U.S. While applying for a work permit can seem like a fairly simple process, even the most basic mistakes can mean the difference between getting approved and denied, whether it’s your first time around or you are looking to renew your status. 

Your ability to work in the United States is not something you should risk. The Cassell Firm office can help you keep up with the timeline to file your renewal application, make sure that all of the required supporting evidence is included, and give you the best chance of continued permission to work.

If you think you need help from an immigration lawyer, contact The Cassell Firm today. 

Temporary Protected Status

Similarly, Temporary Protected Status, or “TPS” provides people from certain countries that are experiencing ongoing armed conflict, environmental disaster, or other extraordinary conditions that make it unsafe to return, with temporary legal status in the United States. While, TPS is typically designated for only those countries where there is civil war, a natural disaster like a hurricane or earthquake, or similar circumstances. If you are unsure of your current standing or status, read "Temporary Protected Status". 

Detainment Bonds

If you or a family member has been detained and placed in removal proceedings in immigration court, you might be wondering if and how you will be able to get out of detention and reunite with your family. Immigration court cases can go on for years so typically this is the first and most important priority for detainees or their families. At The Cassell Firm, our dedicated immigration bond lawyers can help you figure out the best plan of action for your family. 

Removal Proceedings

When it comes to deportation, if you and your family are nervous about your current standing within the United States, it may be time to connect with an immigration lawyer. The immigration court system is the mechanism by which citizens of other countries are placed in removal proceedings and deported from the United States. 

Navigating removal or deportation proceedings in immigration court without an attorney is an impossible challenge. Even if you have lost your case, you should check to see if you can file an appeal. If you or a family member have been placed in immigration court, call our Nashville Immigration attorney’s office at (615) 475-7041 for a consultation.

Work With The Cassell Firm 

Even the smallest mistakes or missed technicalities can be costly in the immigration process. You will need a dedicated attorney who cares about you and your family to ensure that your case is processed efficiently, affordably, and properly. 

We can assist clients from all over the world with family-based petitions, humanitarian-based applications, waivers, and deportation proceedings. No matter how simple or complex your case may seem, we will guide you through the process and make sure your case is treated with the care and consideration you and your family deserve. Contact The Cassell Firm today.