The Immigration Law Offices Of Neelam Bhardwaj

Immigration Law

Greensboro, NC

The Immigration Law Offices of Neelam Bhardwaj has practiced immigration law since 1993 and handles H-1B, family, green card, and F-1 matters.

  • Employers seeking H-1B, L-1, PERM, EB-1, EB-2, or multinational executive immigration assistance
  • Families pursuing family-based petitions, green cards, or consular processing
  • International students applying for F-1 visas or transitioning toward H-1B employment

Burgos Law

Immigration Law

High Point, NC

Burgos Law provides bilingual immigration services for visas, adjustment of status, naturalization, and humanitarian programs in Greensboro and beyond.

  • visa applications
  • adjustment-of-status matters
  • citizenship and naturalization cases

Chapman & Roberts

Immigration Law

Greensboro, NC

Chapman & Roberts litigated Matter of Dhanasar, which established a new standard for National Interest Waiver employment-based green card cases.

  • National Interest Waiver applicants
  • EB-1 extraordinary ability, professor, researcher, or multinational executive cases
  • Businesses seeking temporary employment visas or I-9 compliance audits

Diener Law

Immigration Law

Greensboro, NC

Diener Law Office handles family-based immigration, DACA, deportation defense, and personal injury matters in North Carolina and California.

  • family members seeking U.S. immigration sponsorship
  • DACA eligibility questions
  • green card and adjustment-of-status applications

Diener Law Abogados

Immigration Law

Greensboro, NC

Diener Law handles more than 40 immigration case types, including asylum, DACA, VAWA, deportation defense, and family petitions across four states.

  • Spanish-speaking immigrants needing bilingual service
  • family-based immigration petitions
  • green card and adjustment-of-status cases

Latorre Law Firm

Immigration Law

Greensboro, NC

Latorre Law Firm has represented over 20,000 clients in the Carolinas and Florida since its 1996 founding.

  • traumatic brain injury claims
  • wrongful death claims
  • workers' compensation cases

Immigration Law in nearby counties

FAQ

How much does an immigration lawyer cost in Greensboro or Guilford County?

Attorney fees vary by case type and complexity, and USCIS filing fees are separate. Ask for a written fee agreement that identifies legal fees, government fees, translations, and possible extra work.

How long does a green card or citizenship case take?

Processing time depends on the form, category, USCIS office, and visa availability. Check the current USCIS processing-time tool for the specific form and office, and ask the attorney how delays could affect the case.

What should I bring to an immigration lawyer consultation?

Bring passports, visas, work permits, green cards, USCIS notices, prior applications, marriage or birth records, and any criminal or immigration-court documents. Include records for every prior entry, removal order, arrest, or immigration filing.

Do I need an immigration lawyer for an emergency detention or deportation case?

Detention, an imminent removal date, a removal order, or a scheduled immigration-court hearing requires prompt legal attention. Bring the person's A-number and detention or court paperwork when contacting counsel.

Can a North Carolina lawyer handle federal immigration cases?

Immigration law is federal, so an attorney licensed in any U.S. state may generally represent clients before USCIS and immigration courts, subject to applicable federal rules. Verify the attorney's license and disciplinary standing before hiring.