Immigrant Criminal Defense
Protecting Your Rights and Status
Navigating criminal charges as an immigrant in the U.S. can be complex and may have profound effects on your immigration status. At Immigration Family Visa, we specialize in providing experienced criminal defense with a focus on protecting immigrants’ rights and maintaining their pathway to lawful status. Our team understands the unique legal challenges that immigrants face in criminal cases, offering comprehensive representation to safeguard both your freedom and your future in the U.S.
Legal Representation in Nevada Criminal Courts
For immigrants facing criminal charges in Nevada, having knowledgeable legal representation is essential. Immigration Family Visa provides seasoned advocacy in Nevada's criminal courts...
Misdemeanors and Felonies
Facing criminal charges as an immigrant in the U.S. can have severe consequences, not only due to the criminal penalties themselves but also because of the potential impact on immigration status. Misdemeanors and felonies, ranging from...
Sealing and/or Dismissal of Prior Convictions
For immigrants, a prior conviction can create lasting obstacles to securing lawful status, renewing a visa, or achieving naturalization. Immigration Family Visa provides legal assistance...
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