Boston Immigration Attorney

Deportation

Deportation and removal can happen if you violate immigration law while residing in the United States. For example, if you have entered the country unlawfully, overstayed your visa, or violated your current status, you may face deportation or removal from the United States.

The term “prosecutorial discretion” refers to the authority given to a government agency or officer to decide which charges to bring in a legal case. In immigration law, prosecutorial discretion is often exercised in determining where to focus immigration resources. If you are residing in the U.S. unlawfully, you may not become the focus of prosecutorial discretion for years at a time.

If you are ever caught in government cross-hairs, you will want an experienced immigration attorney by your side. You will want the team from Bade Law Group. We can help to establish that you are eligible for relief so that you may lawfully stay in the U.S.

T-Visas

T-Visas are temporary visas available to victims of human trafficking. To be eligible for a T-Visa you must prove that you are a victim of a severe form of trafficking, be physically present in the United States, have complied reasonably with a U.S. law enforcement agency in an investigation into trafficking (or qualify for an exemption), and prove that you would suffer undue hardship if you were to be removed from the United States.

We understand that your situation needs to be handled with the utmost care. At Bade Law Group, we are prepared to fight your difficult case and help you succeed.

U-Visas

U-Visas are available to victims of certain crimes who have helped law enforcement or government officials to investigate said crimes. The U-Visa was created to support law enforcement and victims in ending unreported crimes and continuous victimization. Call Bade Law Group today to determine if your situation qualifies you for a U-Visa.

Bade Law Group is ready to offer you comprehensive legal representation and guidance in your U-Visa process. We want to help you succeed and will guide you every step of the way.

Asylum

You are eligible to apply for asylum in the United States if you meet the national definition of Refugee. This can mean that you have suffered persecution, or fear you will suffer persecution, based on:

• Race
• Religion
• Nationality
• Membership in a particular social group
• Political opinion

To apply for asylum, you must be present in the United States and file your forms within 1 year of your arrival in the U.S. Asylum cases can be tricky — don’t go it alone! Our immigration lawyers at Bade Law Group will help guide you through this difficult process.

Immigration Waivers

If you have been deemed inadmissible for immigration to the United States, you may be eligible to file an “Inadmissibility Waiver.” This can waive certain criteria that would otherwise cause deportation or denial of naturalization. Even if you have previously applied for and been denied an inadmissibility waiver, that does not bar you from applying again as long as a decision has not been made on your case.

We will help you explore all of your options to achieve the best possible outcome for your situation and your family.

Naturalization

If you have been lawfully residing in the United States for several years, you will likely become eligible for U.S. citizenship. The Bade Law Group team can help you apply for and achieve status as a U.S. citizen. In addition, naturalization applies to spouses and children of U.S. citizens and is another way to obtain legal status.

The process of remaining in the United States and becoming a citizen is long and arduous. Do not walk this path alone — Bade Law Group will guide you through.