Attorney Carcagno looks forward to assisting you with your U.S. immigration law needs. The Law Offices of Rebecca Carcagno, PLLC is a full service immigration law firm based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The firm handles visas, green cards, U.S. naturalization and citizenship cases and other U.S. immigration law cases.
Attorney Carcagno offers a free initial intake consultation along with competitive attorney's fees. Unlike other law firms, she will handle your case from beginning to end. Attorney Carcagno seeks to operate the firm with an emphasis on transparency as well as client convenience. She believes that clients should remain fully informed of their case and how the firm operates.
Attorney Carcagno offers a free initial intake consultation along with competitive attorney's fees. Unlike other law firms, she will handle your case from beginning to end. Attorney Carcagno seeks to operate the firm with an emphasis on transparency as well as client convenience. She believes that clients should remain fully informed of their case and how the firm operates.
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Attorney Carcagno is originally from Michigan. She attended the University of Michigan for her undergraduate studies where she majored in Spanish. It was through her studies in the intensive language program within the University (Residential College) and the time that spent studying abroad in Spain and Peru that she became fluent in Spanish.
U.S. immigration law allows for the application for U.S. Lawful Permanent Residency based on employment or even the applicant's own qualifications. Extraordinary Ability (EB-1A): You must demonstrate extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics with sustained or international acclaim.
For a non-immigrant to lawfully work in the United States, generally, you must have an employer willing to sponsor you on a nonimmigrant visa. Contact attorney Rebecca Carcagno to determine which work visa you and your family members may qualify for at (734) 999-0360 or rcarcagno@myimmigrationattorneynow.com.
A conditional permanent resident receives a Green Card that is valid for two years. In order to remove conditions on your permanent resident status, you must petition to remove the conditions within the 90-day period before your conditional green card expires. To determine when your filing date is, you can use the USCIS filing calculator, or you can call attorney Rebecca Carcagno at (734) 999-0360.
U.S. immigration law allows for certain aliens who are family members of U.S. citizens or U.S. Lawful Permanent Residents to apply for U.S. Lawful Permanent Residency. This is based on specific familial relationships. Note, that if you are the spouse or unmarried child of a U.S. citizen or parent of a U.S. citizen (who is 21 years old or older), you can apply for a Green Card as an immediate relative of a U.S. citizen.
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Ethan Wright
May 04, 2020
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Yassine Qamsane
Mar 01, 2020
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I’m Very satisfied with my experience with The Law Offices of Rebecca Carcagno, PLLC. Rebecca Carcagno has been very helpful to me with her fast and professional services at very reasonable prices (compared to other firms). Always there to answer any questions over the phone or email in a very timely matter. I highly recommend for anyone and I would work with her for any future.
Dec 12, 2018
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