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Immigration law frequently asked questions
These answers explain how the firm works and what to expect. They are general information, not a legal assessment of your situation.
What kinds of immigration matters does AG Law Firm handle?
The firm handles humanitarian relief, SIJS and related New Jersey custody work, asylum, U visas, VAWA, family-based immigration, waivers, removal defense, naturalization, and selected federal litigation. An attorney must review the individual facts before confirming whether the firm can take a matter.
Do I need to know which immigration application I need?
No. Start with what happened and what you are worried about. The attorney will ask about immigration history, entries, court matters, prior filings, family relationships, safety concerns, and other facts before discussing possible options.
What happens during a consultation?
The attorney listens to the main concern, reviews available information, identifies issues that require more investigation, and explains what can and cannot be concluded yet. The consultation does not guarantee that the firm will offer representation or that a particular result is available.
What should I bring to a consultation?
Bring the documents you already have, such as passports, immigration notices, court papers, prior applications, criminal dispositions, and a simple timeline of important events. Do not send sensitive documents through an ordinary email or public form unless the team gives you an approved secure method.
Can AG Law Firm help me in my language?
The firm serves clients in English, Spanish, Ukrainian, and Russian. If you need another language, tell the intake team. The firm can discuss interpretation options when support is available.
Does contacting the firm make me a client?
No. Calling, sending a form, or attending a consultation does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after the firm agrees to the work and the required written engagement process is completed.
Can the website tell me whether I qualify?
No. Website information is general and is not legal advice. Eligibility and strategy depend on individual facts, records, timing, and current law. An attorney must review the situation before giving legal advice.
How do I get started?
Book a consultation online or call (908) 336-7550. Tell the team your preferred language and the main issue. You do not need to send your complete story or confidential documents through the public contact form.
Your question may need an individual review.
A consultation gives an attorney the chance to understand the facts, identify what still needs proof, and explain a practical next step.
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