What immigration services do you offer?

We offer a wide range of immigration services including family petitions, DACA applications, naturalization services, work permits, and deportation defense.

How long has Dr. Elena Kareneva been practicing immigration law?

Dr. Elena Kareneva has been assisting clients with immigration needs for over 25 years.

Do I need to schedule an appointment for a consultation?

Yes, we recommend scheduling a free appointment to discuss your specific immigration needs.

What services do you offer?

Our firm provides a range of immigration services, including family-based immigration, deportation defense, work visas, and asylum assistance.

Can I schedule a consultation?

Yes, you can schedule a consultation by calling us at 469-828-1710.

Are consultations free?

We offer consultations for a fee, as we believe in providing dedicated, personalized service to each client.

What languages do your attorneys speak?

Our attorneys are fluent in Spanish, French, and Portuguese.

What should I expect during the immigration process?

Clients can expect comprehensive guidance through each stage of the immigration process, including preparation for interviews and assistance with documentation.

Do you offer free consultations?

Yes, we provide free initial consultations to assess your immigration needs and discuss how we can assist you.

What type of news can I expect from BAL's daily alerts?

You can expect the latest updates on U.S. immigration law, global migration issues, and relevant policy changes, delivered directly to your inbox.

How often will I receive updates if I sign up?

By signing up, you will receive daily updates on immigration news and event invitations from BAL.

What types of visas does Akula & Associates assist with?

We provide services for a variety of visas, including employment-based visas (E-1, E-2, H-1B, etc.), family-based visas, citizenship and naturalization, DACA, and others.

Can I receive legal advice about my immigration status?

Yes, you can schedule a consultation with one of our attorneys to discuss your legal options related to immigration.

What is the difference between visas, green cards, and U.S. citizenship?

Visas are temporary permissions to enter the U.S., while green cards grant permanent resident status. U.S. citizenship provides the highest level of legal rights in the country.

How long does it typically take to get a green card through marriage?

The process can take anywhere from 10 to 38 months, depending on various factors such as whether you're married to a U.S. citizen or a green card holder.

What documents are required for a marriage-based green card?

Essential documents include Form I-485, Form I-130, Affidavit of Support, medical examination report, and optional forms for work and travel authorization.

What are the income requirements for sponsoring a green card?

Sponsors must typically certify that their income is at least 25% above the federal poverty guidelines.

What should I do if I entered the U.S. without a visa?

You must register with the federal government if you plan to stay for 30 days or longer, even if you lack formal legal status.

What happens if I don’t carry proof of registration?

Failure to carry proof may result in a misdemeanor with penalties including fines or imprisonment.

What resources are available for faculty and staff at the International Center?

The International Center provides diverse resources for faculty and staff including immigration services, international partnerships, and guidance for research and travel.

How can I get travel authorization for international trips?

To obtain travel authorization, faculty and staff should register their trip and ensure they understand the insurance requirements and associated risks.

What should I do if I have questions regarding international students?

For any inquiries regarding international students, you can contact the International Center directly for guidance and support.

What types of immigration services do you offer?

We provide a range of immigration services, including J-1 waivers, employment-based visas, family immigration petitions, and employer compliance consultations.

How long has your firm been practicing immigration law?

Our firm has more than 20 years of experience in immigration law, focusing on both business and family immigration needs.

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