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Immigration law inspires a lot of questions, from how to become a lawful permanent resident or U.S. citizen to overcoming common but serious obstacles such as a criminal record. This page features direct and honest video answers from our New York immigration team.

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How can I bring my spouse, parent, or child to the US?	What options are available to immigrants who are victims of domestic abuse?
What’s the difference between a refugee and an asylee?	What is the criteria to qualify for an Extraordinary Ability visa?
What is an O-1 visa?	What is a Notice to Appear?
What is a Cancellation of Removal?	What if I wish to remain in the US longer than my current O-1 visa allows?
What happens if I have a green card and I’m convicted of a crime?	What happens at a Merits Hearing?
What happens at a Master Calendar Hearing?	What documents do I need in order to apply for a US visa?
What do I need to do in order to come study in the US?	What do I need to do in order to become a US citizen?
What are the differences between E-1 and E-2 visas?	My loved one was detained by ICE and is facing a Bond Hearing. What can we expect to happen?
My family is currently in the US on a tourist visa. How can I make sure they stay?	If I leave the US while my visa is still active, will I be allowed to re-enter?
I want to travel to the US for vacation. Do I need a visa?	I have obtained my advanced degree and would like to remain in the US. What are my options?
I am getting divorced. How can I remove conditions on my green card?	I am facing deportation. What are my options to fight the charges and stay in the country?
I am a lawful permanent resident. Am I still at risk for deportation?	How long does the visa application process take?
How do I achieve asylum status?	How can I prove to the government that my marriage is in good faith?
How can I get a visa to work in the US?