Personalized strategies for
every case
At Moss Immigration, our lawyers and staff have extensive knowledge in permanent and temporary immigration processes. We provide you with checklists to guide you through what information and documents we need from you. We work with you to gather the best information and supporting documents in order to make all petitions and applications as strong as possible.
Our Services
Family
Status is available to parents, sons, daughters, spouses, and siblings of U.S. citizens and to spouses and certain sons and daughters of lawful permanent residents (green card holders) of the United States.
Work
There are myriad ways to bring foreign talent and workers to the U.S. We help clients to make the best choices and execute those choices with maximum success in this challenging immigration law environment.
Investment
Immigrant entrepreneurs are central to new-business creation in the U.S., creating businesses at an increasing rate. If you are interested in investing in the U.S. we can help you come temporarily or permanently.
Temporary
Temporary, or nonimmigrant, visas and statuses are issued to foreign nationals seeking to enter or stay in the United States on a temporary basis for tourism, business, medical treatment and certain types of temporary work.
Permanent Visas
We can assist with permanent visas and statuses for skilled workers, religious groups, persons with extraordinary ability or advanced degrees, as well as family-based immigration.
Citizenship & Naturalization
Deportation & Removal Defense
Appeals
Humanitarian Statuses
Waivers
Worksite Enforcement
Advice to non-immigration attorneys
Step
1
Intake and lawyer consultation
Step
2
Contract and begin gathering evidence for your case
Step
3
Prepare and submit the application or petition
Step
4
Case approval
Step
5
Appeal if necessary
Your business’s relationship with Moss Immigration Law begins with an intake and lawyer consultation. At this consultation, a lawyer will have a conversation with you about your goals. The lawyer will gather the necessary information to provide you with your options, answer your questions, and provide an estimate of fees and costs. If we agree to pursue a legal engagement, then our office sets up a contract signing appointment.
Your business’s relationship with Moss Immigration Law begins with an intake and lawyer consultation. At this consultation, a lawyer will have a conversation with you about your goals. The lawyer will gather the necessary information to provide you with your options, answer your questions, and provide an estimate of fees and costs. If we agree to pursue a legal engagement, then our office sets up a contract signing appointment.
The contract will set out the attorney fees, expected expenses, and clearly identify the scope of work and responsibilities. At this meeting, and through our engagement, we will establish and execute a strategy, review timelines, and set deadlines and responsibilities.
We will give you detailed checklists to assist in the gathering of information and documents that we need to best serve you and win your case.
Once we have our path forward, we work diligently to prepare and submit the strongest application or petition. Even if the government pushes back at us with requests for evidence or notices of intent to deny, we fight those at every turn with strong responses.
During this time, we continue to monitor the law. Immigration law has been amended haphazardly and its pieces don’t fit well together. The regulations are often incomplete, out of date, or never written. The sources of law are often so scattered and disorganized the are “soft.” It is unlike so many other fields of law, where there is a clear path. As a result, we make sure we research and analyze all the operative guidance such as agency policy memos, agency officer manuals, letters from individual government officials to individual companies or lawyers that get shared around, notes from liaison minutes, and more.
After approval, we guide you through the visas process so any entry to the U.S. is as smooth as possible. If you are already here, we make sure the change of status happens as quickly as possible.
At the end of every case, we provide you with important information regarding any next steps or future issues your must keep in mind. We always welcome and desire your feedback. Therefore, we include a survey with your closing letter and final invoice.
Unfortunately, even with our best efforts and a strong case, the immigration agency processing your case may deny it. If this happens, we’ll go over your appeal options, costs, and strengths.
Because immigration officers are not lawyers and legally erroneous can happen, many times we can get an approval at this stage.
A local firm with a global perspective
Step 1 Intake and lawyer consultation
Your business’s relationship with Moss Immigration Law begins with an intake and lawyer consultation. At this consultation, a lawyer will have a conversation with you about your goals. The lawyer will gather the necessary information to provide you with your options, answer your questions, and provide an estimate of fees and costs. If we agree to pursue a legal engagement, then our office sets up a contract signing appointment.
During this process, we figure out what classification fits best, what’s on the horizon for your, and what choices now will best facilitate that future. When assessing what immigration process is available and appropriate, there are often several approaches possible, each often with differing advantages and limitations. We make sure that we spend the time to give you the most informed choices for your unique situation.
Step 2 Contract and begin gathering evidence for your case
The contract will set out the attorney fees, expected expenses, and clearly identify the scope of work and responsibilities. At this meeting, and through our engagement, we will establish and execute a strategy, review timelines, and set deadlines and responsibilities.
We will give you detailed checklists to assist in the gathering of information and documents that we need to best serve you and win your case.
Step 3 Prepare and submit the application or petition
Once we have our path forward, we work diligently to prepare and submit the strongest application or petition. Even if the government pushes back at us with requests for evidence or notices of intent to deny, we fight those at every turn with strong responses.
During this time, we continue to monitor the law. Immigration law has been amended haphazardly and its pieces don’t fit well together. The regulations are often incomplete, out of date, or never written. The sources of law are often so scattered and disorganized the are “soft.” It is unlike so many other fields of law, where there is a clear path. As a result, we make sure we research and analyze all the operative guidance such as agency policy memos, agency officer manuals, letters from individual government officials to individual companies or lawyers that get shared around, notes from liaison minutes, and more.
Step 4 Case approval
After approval, we guide you through the visas process so any entry to the U.S. is as smooth as possible. If you are already here, we make sure the change of status happens as quickly as possible.
At the end of every case, we provide you with important information regarding any next steps or future issues your must keep in mind. We always welcome and desire your feedback. Therefore, we include a survey with your closing letter and final invoice.
Step 5 Appeal if necessary
Unfortunately, even with our best efforts and a strong case, the immigration agency processing your case may deny it. If this happens, we’ll go over your appeal options, costs, and strengths.
Because immigration officers are not lawyers and legally erroneous can happen, many times we can get an approval at this stage.
