What are non-immigrant visas?

Non-immigrant visas are for individuals coming to the United States on a temporary basis, with various categories available for employment, personal reasons, or education.

How does one apply for an immigrant visa?

To become a permanent resident, a foreign national must apply for an immigrant visa petition based on employment or familial relationships.

What are the benefits of US citizenship?

Benefits include the right to vote, travel on a US passport, and access to government protection and assistance while abroad.

What is worksite enforcement?

Worksite enforcement involves audits and compliance checks conducted by the ICE division of the Department of Homeland Security to ensure employers follow immigration laws.

What services do you offer?

We provide assistance with family petitions, deportation defense, humanitarian processes, DACA, residency, and citizenship.

Where are you located?

Our office is located at 1850 Gateway Blvd. Suite 120, Concord, California 94520.

How can I contact you?

You can reach us by phone at (925) 771-8181 or visit our website at www.visalobo.com.

What resources does Catholic Charities provide during disasters?

Catholic Charities offers various resources including sandbags, food access support, evacuation zone information, and charging stations during disasters.

How can I find food during a disaster?

You can find food resources through the California Food Bank links provided on our website.

Are there any mental health assistance resources available?

Yes, we provide links to mental health assistance projects through our partnerships.

What resources are available to undocumented students?

The DREAM Center provides various resources including grants, loans, scholarships, legal support, and campus services tailored for undocumented students.

What is the process for financial aid?

Students can access information about financial aid options through the DREAM Center, including details specific to the CA Dream Act and other funding opportunities.

How does residency for tuition purposes work?

The DREAM Center offers guidance on residency classifications and what documentation may be necessary to establish residency in California for tuition purposes.

What services do you offer?

We offer immigration services including citizenship, naturalization, green cards, fiancé visas, and more. We also provide personal injury legal representation for various accident cases.

Do you offer free consultations?

Yes, we provide free consultations to evaluate your case and discuss potential strategies.

What payment options are available?

We work on contingency fees for personal injury cases and offer flexible payment plans for other legal services.

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