Dedicated Virginia Immigration Lawyers
Practice Limited to Immigration Law
At Dyer Immigration Law Group, P.C., we focus exclusively on immigration law. Unlike some larger firms that dabble in employment-related immigration, or smaller firms that only handle family-based immigration, we have experience with the full range of immigration issues.
We have successfully helped many people to obtain visas allowing them to live, study, visit or work in the United States. We also help American employers hire international workers and help U.S. citizens sponsor immediate family members and relatives for United States residency.
Because immigration is all we do, we keep up-to-date with the latest changes in immigration laws, visa quota numbers, and USCIS regulations. You can count on the attorneys of Dyer Immigration Law Group to handle your immigration case in the most professional and efficient manner possible.
Call us toll free at 1.877.377.1247 or contact us online to schedule an appointment. We speak English, Spanish, German, Farsi and French.
WE DO IT ALL: Family-Based Immigration · Business Immigration · Temporary Visas · Permanent Resident Status · Naturalization and Citizenship · Deportation Defense · Adjustment of Status
Our law firm handles documents, applications and procedures in the following areas of U.S. immigration law:
- Business Immigration Solutions - Whether you are an employer seeking to hire international workers or a foreign-born individual who wants sponsorship to work in the U.S., we can help with your employment-related immigration needs. Our attorneys can help you apply for a wide variety of work permits and business visas, including H-1B visas, H-2B visas, R-1 visas, E-1 and E-2 visas, TN visas, L-1A visas, L-1B visas, O-1 visas, P-1 visas and green cards through PERM labor certification.
- Family-Based Immigration - Whether you are a U.S. citizen who is seeking to bring a fiancé or foreign-born spouse to the United States, or a permanent resident or citizen who wants to sponsor a spouse, child, parent or other relative, we can help you reunite with your family members. Contact us for help with a wide variety of family visas, including I-130 petitions for family members, K-1, K-2 fiancée visas, K-3, K-4 visas, and V-1, V-2 and V-3 visas for spouses and children.
- Green Cards and Permanent Residence - Our lawyers will help you every step of the way during the long and complex process of obtaining a green card which confirms your status as a legal permanent resident of the United States.
- Temporary Visas - If you want to study, visit or temporarily work in the U.S., our immigration law firm can help you apply for and obtain a temporary visa. Some of the types of non-immigrant visas include tourist visas, student visas (F-1 visas or M-1 visas), temporary residency exchange visas (J-1 visas), business visas (B-1 temporary visitor for business and B-2 temporary visitor for pleasure) and U visas for crime victims and victims of domestic violence.
- Employer I-9 Compliance - We help employers comply with the new Form I-9 rules regarding verification of their employees' legal status and authorization to work in the United States.
- Deportation/Removal Defense - We represent people who are in the U.S. without proper documentation, who have violated the terms of their visas, or who have been convicted of a crime for which they face deportation or removal to their home country.
If you are in need of a business visa solution, a family visa, a green card, a temporary visa or are facing deportation or removal, we urge you to call or contact our Richmond immigration law firm to schedule an appointment.
After September 11, 2001, our federal government underwent one of the most expansive overhauls in U.S. history. Our county's immigration functions were placed within the Department of Homeland Security. Under this reorganization, the organization previously known as the Immigration & Naturalization Service (INS) was split into three separate bureaus:
- Immigration benefit applications and petitions are now adjudicated by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
- Interior enforcement is addressed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
- Border enforcement is handled by Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
For more information, please read our Immigration Newsletter.
