Conveniently located at walking distance from the Durham County Courthouse, Velasquez & Associates focuses on immigration law. We provide our clients with the highest quality counsel and representation. Our law firm is committed to serve the Latino community. The main goal of our Durham Immigration Attorneys is to assist you with the best legal representation regardless of your immigration status.
Our immigration attorneys are ready to listen to all your concerns and answer your questions so we can address your particular needs. If you have questions and believe you can benefit from immigration law in the United States, please call us at 919-765-5645. Family-Based Immigration Representation Focused on Obtaining Benefits and Preventing Deportation.
If you or your family are facing difficult legal challenges, call Velasquez & Associates in Durham at 919-765-5645, in Raleigh at 919-838-2883, or in Charlotte at 704-900-2430. You can also contact us by e-mail, or follow us on Facebook and Google +.
Our immigration attorneys are ready to listen to all your concerns and answer your questions so we can address your particular needs. If you have questions and believe you can benefit from immigration law in the United States, please call us at 919-765-5645. Family-Based Immigration Representation Focused on Obtaining Benefits and Preventing Deportation.
If you or your family are facing difficult legal challenges, call Velasquez & Associates in Durham at 919-765-5645, in Raleigh at 919-838-2883, or in Charlotte at 704-900-2430. You can also contact us by e-mail, or follow us on Facebook and Google +.
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We represent victims and people facing charges for violent crimes, property crimes, drug crimes and juvenile offenses.
Reckless driving, Driving without a valid license, Driving with a revoked license - DWLR, and Speeding tickets.
Helping families across NC with cases such as Asylum, Family-Based Residency, Employment-Based Residency And Visas, Deportation Proceedings, U-Visas, Temporary Protected Status, DACA, DAPA.
We provide all the assistance and information needed to help you become an US citizen.
Reckless driving, Driving without a valid license, Driving with a revoked license - DWLR, and Speeding tickets.
Helping families across NC with cases such as Asylum, Family-Based Residency, Employment-Based Residency And Visas, Deportation Proceedings, U-Visas, Temporary Protected Status, DACA, DAPA.
We provide all the assistance and information needed to help you become an US citizen.
With offices in Durham and Raleigh, Velasquez & Associates provides legal services to clients throughout North Carolina's Triangle region.
Our Immigration law attorneys are committed to serving the Latino community.
Regardless of your immigration status, our experienced immigration law attorneys are dedicated to providing you with the best legal representation customized to your individual needs.
If you or your family are facing difficult legal challenges, call Velasquez & Associates in Durham at 919-765-5645, in Raleigh at 919-838-2883, or in Charlotte at 704-900-2430.
Our Immigration law attorneys are committed to serving the Latino community.
Regardless of your immigration status, our experienced immigration law attorneys are dedicated to providing you with the best legal representation customized to your individual needs.
If you or your family are facing difficult legal challenges, call Velasquez & Associates in Durham at 919-765-5645, in Raleigh at 919-838-2883, or in Charlotte at 704-900-2430.
If you are interested in becoming a citizen of the United States, Velasquez & Associates can help you with apply for citizenship.
At the law office of attorney Ricardo Velasquez we have all the experience needed to complete your naturalization process fast and hassle free.
If you forget something or make mistakes when entering the information, your application may be delayed or denied.
Most likely you will have to proceed with an appeal.
Since 2003, attorney Ricardo Velasquez and his team have been working together to address the legal needs of the Latino community in North Carolina.
At the law office of attorney Ricardo Velasquez we have all the experience needed to complete your naturalization process fast and hassle free.
If you forget something or make mistakes when entering the information, your application may be delayed or denied.
Most likely you will have to proceed with an appeal.
Since 2003, attorney Ricardo Velasquez and his team have been working together to address the legal needs of the Latino community in North Carolina.
DACA, or the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals is a policy of the Department of Homeland Security that allows certain immigrants who came to the United States before age 16, to continue to live and work in the United States for two years.
To avoid a lapse, DACA should be renew four to five months ahead of their expiration date.
If you entered the Unites States as a child you may qualify for DACA.
There is not a deadline by which you must initially apply for DACA.
It is important to talk to an immigration attorney to make sure you have a successful case.
To avoid a lapse, DACA should be renew four to five months ahead of their expiration date.
If you entered the Unites States as a child you may qualify for DACA.
There is not a deadline by which you must initially apply for DACA.
It is important to talk to an immigration attorney to make sure you have a successful case.
Immigrants who entered the United States with a visa and married an American citizen, are eligible to adjust their status and obtain permanent residency.
It doesn't matter if you have exceeded the term of your visa and remained in the country undocumented.
To begin the process of adjustment of status, you must submit the required documents and attend the interview with an immigration officer, who will verify that the marriage is in good faith and that it has not been arranged in order to obtain legal residency.
It doesn't matter if you have exceeded the term of your visa and remained in the country undocumented.
To begin the process of adjustment of status, you must submit the required documents and attend the interview with an immigration officer, who will verify that the marriage is in good faith and that it has not been arranged in order to obtain legal residency.
