What Does an Immigration Lawyer Do?
Immigration attorneys will represent you if you want to go to any country, whether it be for schooling, work, business, Medical tourism or just a visit. They
can also help you if you’re found living in the foreign country. without permission and at
risk of being deported.
After passing general assessment qualification, GIIS expert consultant will help you to select the right application form with filling assistance.
Our expert Senior consultant will provide you the document list & guideline to prepare the documents.
After fulfilling all the requirements, GIIS International Government licenced lawyers will process your visa to travel to your dream country.
If
you’re having trouble understanding which paperwork to fill out or getting your
paperwork approved, an immigration lawyer can advise on your next steps.
Consider consulting a lawyer if, you’re doing any of the following:
Trying to become a citizenship.
Trying to get a travel Visa.
Trying to get Medical Visa.
Trying to get Schooling Visa.
Trying to get Sponsorship Visa.
Served with a notice of deportation.
Investigation of resident status.
They have the relevant experience.
They can clarify your options to you.
They can give you advice about immigration laws
They can assist you with obtaining legal employment. An experienced immigration Attorney can offer a pathway to citizenship.
How
Much Does an Immigration Lawyer Cost?
Immigration attorneys tend to charge either flat or hourly
rates, depending on the complexity of the matter. Filling out forms for a visa
or green card are more likely to be flat rate prices. Rates will vary depending
on many circumstances, including which country state you live in and whether you live
in a small town or city, so ask up front how much your lawyer will charge.
What
Should I Expect When Working with an Immigration Lawyer?
The immigration attorney should file all necessary paperwork
for you, and if your paperwork is approved, your residency status will change.
If however, the paperwork is denied, your lawyer can file an appeal, which
means you’ll have to pay for any additional time. The likelihood of having your
request approved is also lower if you need an appeal. For deportation cases,
your lawyer will fight on your behalf and collect any evidence which supports
your case, but there is no guarantee you’ll be allowed to remain in the
country. Due to complicated and constantly changing immigration laws, your best
chance to win your case is to consult with an up-to-date immigration attorney.
The possession of an additional passport (second passport) to the one you already have, offered by the country’s government through investment immigration programs.
A second passport gives you the freedom of mobility (international visa-free travel). As a holder of two passports, you will be allowed to choose where to live, work, and study in both countries, and benefit from the two government services and other opportunities that each country may offer. In addition, a second passport opens the way to international financial services and legal tax reduction, and above all, you will be able to pass on multiple citizenships to your future children and grandchildren.
Eligibility depends on the program requirements of your country of choice. In terms of residency requirements, some countries grant citizenship when the applicant resides in the destined country as a permanent resident for a specific period of time, while other countries grant citizenship directly (fast-track) through investment programs.
Some countries require a minimum period of physical residence while other country programs require only a visit, and sometimes the applicant isn’t required to spend any time in the country.
Yes, your spouse and your dependent children (age conditions apply depending on the country) are included in the application. Some country programs include the dependent parents of the main applicant as well.