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read moreWhenever you are dealing with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, things can become complicated. The immigration attorneys of Ferman Law, PLLC can assist you with maintaining your U.S. permanent resident status. Permanent residents and conditional residents who want to leave the U.S. for one year or more must obtain a reentry permit to return to the country. You must apply for a reentry permit before you leave the United States. If your green card is expiring, we can help you renew it. Also, if there is a mistake on your green card or if you never received it, we can file the appropriate application with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services so that you have proper evidence of your permanent resident status.

read moreAmerican citizens and permanent residents of the United States can sponsor foreign-born relatives and bring them to the United States to live. If you would like to live in the U.S. and have a close relative to sponsor you, or if you are in the United States and would like a family member to join you, please contact the immigration law attorneys of Ferman Law, PLLC. In the U.S., different rules and restrictions apply, depending on the legal standing of the sponsor and the nature of the relationship to the immigrant.

read moreThere are many different types of nonimmigrant visas, which allow foreign nationals to enter the United States to work on a temporary basis. The attorneys of Ferman Law, PLLC in Minnesota can help you obtain the type of visa that makes sense for your specific background and purpose. We offer flat-fee legal services to business and individual clients who need nonimmigrant work visas. There is no single visa that is appropriate for all circumstances. Each type of nonimmigrant work visa has its own requirements and restrictions.

read moreWhether you are a member of a religious order, a minister, a professional working in a religious occupation or vocation, or other religious worker, the immigration law attorneys of Ferman Law, PLLC can help you come to the United States to work temporarily or, in some cases, to live permanently. Our Minnesota office is one of the few immigration law firms in the region that has placed a special focus on representing members of religious organizations and religious workers. We can represent ministers, nuns, monks and other members of religious orders, people working at Bible camps and many other religious workers.

read moreThe immigration attorneys of Ferman Law, PLLC offer comprehensive representation in immigration law. Our years of experience on both sides of the Atlantic allow us to provide effective solutions to complex immigration-related problems. Immigration basics: A visa is an authorization to travel to the United States to present oneself for admission. There are two main types of visas. Nonimmigrant visas, allow a person to go to the United States temporarily. Immigrant visas allow a person to become a permanent resident of the United States.