What is Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS)?

Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) offers a path to lawful permanent residency for non-citizen children who have been abused, abandoned, or neglected by one or both parents.

How can I transition from a non-immigrant visa to an immigrant visa?

We can assist you in understanding your options to become a permanent resident after holding a temporary visa in the U.S. We'll discuss the specific circumstances surrounding your case.

What types of visas do you handle?

We manage various types of visas including H-1B, L-1, EB-1, and many more, along with family-based immigration.

Do you offer consultations?

Yes, we offer consultations to discuss your immigration needs and the best options available.

What immigration services do you offer?

We provide services in family immigration, work visas, naturalization, and deportation defense.

How can I schedule a consultation?

You can schedule a consultation by calling our office or filling out the contact form on our website.

What services do you offer as an immigration attorney?

We provide services related to green cards, visas, citizenship applications, and deportation defense.

How long does the immigration process typically take?

The timeline for immigration processes varies depending on the specific type of application and individual circumstances, but we aim to manage cases as efficiently as possible.

What services does Coastside Hope provide?

Coastside Hope offers a variety of services including food assistance, rental support, immigration and citizenship services, tax preparation, and community classes.

When are the Citizenship Classes held?

Citizenship Classes take place weekly on Wednesdays.

How can I get involved with Coastside Hope?

You can get involved by volunteering or making a donation to support our programs.

What resources are available for undocumented students?

There are various external resources available for undocumented students, including legal services, financial support, career development opportunities, and mental health resources provided by organizations such as Immigrants Rising, PhDreamers, and UndocuBlack.

How can I navigate the challenges of being undocumented while studying?

Undocumented students can seek support through programs like Dreams Fellows SF and My Undocumented Life, which offer guidance on education, DACA applications, and scholarship opportunities.

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