Law Office of Shelle-Ann Simon, PLLC

Law Office of Shelle-Ann Simon, PLLC

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We still believe in the American dream. We are dedicated and experienced in navigating the changing tides of the immigration system. We know where you want to go and we can help you do it.

Practice Areas

Family Immigration Lawyer: Learn how you may be able to sponsor, or be sponsored, by a family member and what the process involves. An attorney can help you get started.

Marriage-Based Immigration Lawyer: Marriage-based immigration allows you to be reunited with your spouse, but marriage isn’t a guarantee for a Green Card. Talk to an attorney about whether marriage-based immigration may be right for you.

Naturalization Lawyer: If your goal is to become a naturalized citizen of the United States, an immigration attorney can help you understand if you are eligible and walk you through the application and other requirements.

Asylum Lawyer: Seeking asylum is an option for those who are fleeing their home country due to fear or persecution. Speak with an asylum lawyer to find out more.

VAWA Lawyer: The Violence Against Women Act has special provisions to ensure that abusers can’t use their victims’ immigration status as a weapon. Find out how to file a petition by talking with a VAWA lawyer.

U Visa Lawyer: If you have intimate knowledge of a crime that may help law enforcement, talk to an attorney to find out if you qualify for a U visa.

T Visa Lawyer: Human trafficking happens every day in the United States, but a T visa can help victims take back control of their lives.

Employment Authorization Lawyer: Being able to work and support yourself is an important part of living successfully. Speak to an attorney to learn more about employment authorization.

Immigration Waiver Lawyer: If you believe that you would otherwise be inadmissible to the United States, an immigration waiver can help.

Deportation Defense Lawyer: Facing deportation is scary, but you may have options. Talk to a deportation defense attorney as soon as possible to get started.