Immigration Legal Services for Your Plans in the United States
You may be planning a move, hiring someone from abroad, or trying to understand a notice you received. LOIGICA’s immigration legal services help you assess the options that fit your circumstances and identify what to do next.
We work with individuals, families, employers, and investors. Start with what you want to accomplish, where you are now, and any deadline that needs attention. You do not need to know the name of a visa before reaching out.
Find the area that matches your situation
Some matters begin with a future goal. Others begin with an expiring document or an existing case. Use the areas below to find relevant information, then contact us for an individual review.
Invest or develop a businessIf you plan to invest, conduct international trade, or operate a U.S. business, begin with Investor Visas. We review the business activity, your role, and the proposed investment or trade. E-1, E-2, and EB-5 serve different purposes and have distinct requirements.
Explore options based on your professional recordYour education, achievements, and professional work may be relevant to certain immigration categories. Our Talent Visas area introduces options such as EB-1, EB-2 NIW, and O-1. A review considers the evidence behind your experience and the requirements of the potential category.
Hire or work in the United StatesEmployers and prospective workers can start with Employment Visas. The appropriate route depends on the role, the organization, the individual’s qualifications, and the intended duration. We also address matters involving transfers, temporary staffing, and qualifying training programs. ¹
Bring family members togetherOur family immigration services address eligible family relationships and the process that may apply. The review considers the petitioner’s status, the relationship, and each person’s location and immigration history. Those details help determine the relevant requirements and next steps.
Study or participate in an exchangeIf your plans involve a school or exchange program, visit Education and Exchange. We help identify the immigration questions connected to your program and current circumstances. Academic admission and immigration eligibility involve separate requirements.
Consider U.S. citizenshipBefore applying for naturalization, it helps to review eligibility and the record USCIS will consider. Our Citizenship area explains the service and provides a starting point for questions about residence, travel, prior filings, and preparation.
Seek protection through asylumIf you fear returning to your home country, our Asylum page explains the questions involved in assessing a protection claim. Tell us whether you have already applied and whether you have an interview or hearing. You can discuss sensitive details during the case review.
Address a court case or prolonged delayA removal case and a lawsuit about an agency delay require different legal work. Removal Defense addresses proceedings involving the government’s effort to remove someone. Immigration Litigation also includes assessment of federal court action, such as mandamus, for certain delayed cases. ²
Review a renewal or extensionAn expiring visa, admission record, or petition approval may call for different action. Our Visa Renewals page helps you distinguish the procedures and identify the dates that matter. Share any planned travel or employment changes as part of that review.
Invest or develop a business
If you plan to invest, conduct international trade, or operate a U.S. business, begin with Investor Visas. We review the business activity, your role, and the proposed investment or trade. E-1, E-2, and EB-5 serve different purposes and have distinct requirements.
Explore Investor Visas →Explore options based on your professional record
Your education, achievements, and professional work may be relevant to certain immigration categories. Our Talent Visas area introduces options such as EB-1, EB-2 NIW, and O-1. A review considers the evidence behind your experience and the requirements of the potential category.
Explore Talent Visas →Hire or work in the United States
Employers and prospective workers can start with Employment Visas. The appropriate route depends on the role, the organization, the individual’s qualifications, and the intended duration. We also address matters involving transfers, temporary staffing, and qualifying training programs. ¹
Explore Employment Visas →Bring family members together
Our family immigration services address eligible family relationships and the process that may apply. The review considers the petitioner’s status, the relationship, and each person’s location and immigration history. Those details help determine the relevant requirements and next steps.
Explore Family Immigration →Study or participate in an exchange
If your plans involve a school or exchange program, visit Education and Exchange. We help identify the immigration questions connected to your program and current circumstances. Academic admission and immigration eligibility involve separate requirements.
Explore Education and Exchange →Consider U.S. citizenship
Before applying for naturalization, it helps to review eligibility and the record USCIS will consider. Our Citizenship area explains the service and provides a starting point for questions about residence, travel, prior filings, and preparation.
Explore Citizenship →Seek protection through asylum
If you fear returning to your home country, our Asylum page explains the questions involved in assessing a protection claim. Tell us whether you have already applied and whether you have an interview or hearing. You can discuss sensitive details during the case review.
Learn About Asylum →Address a court case or prolonged delay
A removal case and a lawsuit about an agency delay require different legal work. Removal Defense addresses proceedings involving the government’s effort to remove someone. Immigration Litigation also includes assessment of federal court action, such as mandamus, for certain delayed cases. ²
Explore Immigration Litigation → Review Removal Defense →Review a renewal or extension
An expiring visa, admission record, or petition approval may call for different action. Our Visa Renewals page helps you distinguish the procedures and identify the dates that matter. Share any planned travel or employment changes as part of that review.
Review Visa Renewals →¹ LOIGICA provides legal assistance with immigration matters; we do not offer jobs. If you are exploring an employer-sponsored route, tell us whether a U.S. employer is already involved.
² If you have a court notice or decision, identify the upcoming date when contacting us. We first need to understand the proceeding and the assistance requested.
Business immigration services that account for your operations
For employers and investors, immigration decisions often affect staffing, expansion, and business travel. We review the individual’s circumstances alongside the company’s plans and supporting records. This helps identify what the proposed role or business activity requires.
Where the matter involves company formation, ownership, or contracts, our Business area provides related legal services. We define the work involved in each engagement so you understand what the immigration representation includes.
Explore Business Legal Services →How we begin
First, we discuss your goal and current situation. We then review the relevant history, documents, and deadlines to identify the legal questions. If a potential route needs more evidence, we explain what information matters and why.
Before representation begins, we define the proposed services and legal fees. The work may involve an application, petition, interview preparation, or a proceeding, depending on the case. Additional matters require their own assessment.
What to prepare for an immigration consultation
A useful starting point is a short summary of your situation. Include:
If you do not have every document, tell us what is available. We can explain which records the review needs. Use the initial contact form for a brief description; detailed documents can follow through the intake process.
Frequently asked questions
What if I do not know which visa I need?
Start with your objective rather than a visa name. Your plans, qualifications, relationships, and immigration history help identify which options deserve closer review. The consultation can also clarify when an apparent route does not fit.
Can I contact LOIGICA from outside the United States?
Yes. Tell us where you live and whether you have an existing application or intended travel date. Your location helps determine the procedural questions and what information we need for an initial assessment.
Can you review a case that has already started?
Share what you filed and any notices or decisions you received. We can assess the requested assistance and whether we can take on the matter. Include any response deadline rather than waiting until all documents are ready.
How much do immigration legal services cost?
Fees depend on the type of matter, its stage, and the work required. We explain the proposed legal fees and scope before an engagement begins. Government fees, translations, and other expenses may apply separately.
Can you guarantee approval or a decision date?
No. Government agencies and courts make the decisions, and timing varies. We can help assess eligibility, prepare the record, and explain developments within the agreed representation. We cannot promise an outcome or a particular processing time.
Tell us what you need help with
Share your goal, current location, and any upcoming date. LOIGICA can review your inquiry and explain the next step for discussing your immigration needs.
General information only, not legal advice. Contacting LOIGICA does not establish an attorney-client relationship or change a deadline.