Immigration Attorney Dipti Mhaiskar

Temporary Visa

If you are a non-immigrant that lives outside the U.S. and wish to come to the United States either for business or travel, you may be eligible to receive a temporary visa, which allows you to travel to the United States for a short period of time.

Work Visas

There Are Several Types Of Work Visas Available For Foreign Nationals Who Want To Work In The U.S. Including Temporary Work, Intracompany Transfers, Specialty Occupation, Persons With Extraordinary Ability, Religious Workers, Seasonal Work, Exchange Worker Visas.

Green Card

There are several different ways to become eligible for obtaining permanent residency in the U.S, including a petition from an employer, marriage to a U.S. citizen, sponsorship by a close relative who is a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident or the U.S. Department of State diversity lottery program.

Citizenship

Becoming a U.S Citizen is an important step and an exciting event in a person's life.

Understanding the eligibility criteria, naturalization process and having the correct information about how the law works in actual circumstances is very important.

It is possible that applying for naturalization may trigger deportation proceedings, we proactively evaluate and highlight any unknown risk.

VAWA & Asylum

The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) provides certain protections and special routes to immigration status for abused non-citizen spouses and children. If fleeing from persecution or civil disturbance in your home country, you may be eligible for a political asylum which allows you to stay within the U.S rather than going back home and facing possible threats. With my experience and maturity, I will help you navigate through this extremely complex and ever-changing legal requirements process to minimize the risk of the denial or rejection of your immigration application.

Deportation

A nonresident can be deported from the United States in several ways that include being arrested as an immigrant, having an application be rejected by USCIS, or have a request for asylum denied.

I will help you navigate your rights and claim for relief. If you or a loved one has been placed in deportation proceedings, you need an experienced Immigration attorney to aggressively investigate and pursue various possible forms of relief or defenses to deportation.

TEMPORARY WORK VISAS

• H-1B (Initial Petition)
• H-1B (Extension)
• H-1B (Transfer/ Amendment)
• H-4 (Change of Status/EAD)
• L-1A/L-1B (Intracompany Transferee)
• L-1A/L-1B Extension (Intracompany Transferee)

DEPORTATION DEFENSE:

• Motion to Reopen/ Motion to Reconsider (I-290B)
• Appeals (TBD) Please Inquire
• Voluntary Departure
• I-212 Waiver

EMPLOYMENT BASED IMMIGRATION

• Labor Certification
• EB-1 (A-C)
• EB5 (I-526)
• I-140
• I-485 / EAD / AP  

FAMILY BASED IMMIGRATION

• I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative)
• I-130/I-485/EAD / AP
• K1 AND I-485
• I-751 (Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence)
• I-601 Waiver
• I-601A Waiver
• U Visa (I-918 & Supplement B)
• VAWA (Violence against Women Act I-360)
• R-1(Religious Worker)
• I-90 (Replacement of Green Card)
• Re-entry Permit

NONIMMIGRANT VISAS

• F-1 (Change of Status)
• F-1 (Reinstatement)
• J-1 Waiver (Hardship)
• B-1/B2 (Extension/Change of Status)
• E-1/E2
• E-1/E-2 Extension
• O-1
• P-1

ASYLUM

• (I-589) Affirmative Asylum Application
• (I-485) Asylum Based
• Refugee Travel Document

CITIZENSHIP AND NATURALIZATION

• N400 (Naturalization)
• N600 (Application for Certification of Citizenship)