Immigration Resources

At Bennett Law Center, we are ready to represent you on your journey to U.S. citizenship.

In this blog post, we explore the different types of Green Cards and how long the process takes for each.

Facing deportation alone can be overwhelming, and it may not be possible to guide yourself through the deportation defense process. At Bennett Law Center, we will take a personalized and compassionate approach towards ensuring your rights are upheld.

If your U.S. visa application is denied and the authorities declare you inadmissible, you have an opportunity to appeal to get an immigration waiver.

In this blog post, learn about the visas available for family members and who qualifies for them.

In this blog post, we explore three of the most common routes that someone obtains legal status in the U.S.

If you are a victim of abuse from an offender with a lawful permanent residency (LPR) or a U.S. citizen (USC), you’re entitled to file for immigration status.

If you're an American citizen or Green Card holder, you can legally bring your spouse (wife or husband) to stay in the U.S. and even sponsor their green cards.

In this article, professionals from Bennett Law Center will discuss a few visa options available for immigrant entrepreneurs.

Whether you are starting a new tech startup, opening a retail shop, or buying into a franchise business, there are many different funding options available to immigrants just like you!

A Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) card - commonly known as a “Green Card” - allows a person to lawfully reside in the United States permanently, and live and work in the U.S. But it’s not quite the same as U.S. citizenship.

If you're interested in investing in a U.S. business, expanding a foreign business to the U.S., or moving to the U.S. to launch a startup, you need expert advice to find and apply for the right visa.

Bennett Law Center is excited to welcome you to our newly designed website!