Charleston USA Immigration Law Center, LLP is a specialized immigration law firm dedicated exclusively to navigating the complexities of U.S. immigration law for clients nationwide. With a focus on both preventative strategies and assertive representation, the firm stands out for its meticulous case evaluation and commitment to achieving favorable outcomes efficiently and ethically.
The firm’s philosophy centers on providing compassionate, accessible, and transparent legal services, backed by over three decades of experience since 1982. They serve a diverse clientele including individuals, families, employers, and employees seeking entry to or residency in the United States, with tailored solutions such as flexible appointment hours, straightforward payment plans, and military discounts for active service members.
Services Offered
- Immigration Court Proceedings
- Employer & Skill-Based Visas
- Alien, Permanent Resident Commuters
- APEC Business Travel Card
- B-1 Visa
- C-1/D Visa for Transit & Crew Members
- C-2 Visa
- D-1 Visa
- D-2 Visa
- E-Verify (Employment Eligibility Verification)
- E-1 Treaty Trader Visa
- E-2 Treaty Investor Visa
- Employer Sanctions I-9 Corporate Audits
- EB-1 Visa
- EB-2 Visa
- EB-2 NIW Visa
- EB-3 Visa
- EB-4 Visa
- EB-5 Visa
- Employment Preferences
- H-1B Visa
- H-1C Visa
- H-2A Visa
- H-2B Visa
- H-3 Visa
- H-4 Visa
- I-Visa
- Foreign Country Limits
- Dual Intent Doctrine
- EB-5 Regional Center Program
- Visa Priority Date Retrogression
- Labor Condition Application & Approval Program
- Electronic Review Management iCert Portal User Guide
- Labor Certification
- Notice of Intent to Revoke (NOIR)
- Portability
- Transportation Worker Identification Cards
- L-1A Visa
- L-1B Visa
- L-1 Visa Blanket Petitions
- L-2 Visa
- O-1 Visa
- O-1B Extraordinary Ability Visa
- O-2 Visa
- O-3 Visa
- Visa Screen Premium Processing Service
- P-1A Athlete Visa
- P-1B Visa
- P-2 Visa
- P-3 Visa
- P-4 Visa
- R-1 Visa
- R-2 Visa
- Expatriation, Repatriation & Global Immigration
- Family Unification–Based Visas
- Affidavit of Support
- Adjustment of Status
- Battered Spouse, Child & Parent Visa
- Biometrics (Fingerprints)
- Advanced Parole and Emergency Travel
- B-2 Visa, Visitors & Tourists to the U.S.
- C-1 Transit Visas
- Child Status Protected Act (CSPA)
- DACA FAQ
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
- Employment Authorization Document
- Green Card Through Registry
- Humanitarian Parole
- International Marriage Broker Regulation Act of 2006 (IMBRA)
- K-1 Visa Fiancé(e) of US Citizen
- Marital/Spouse Visas
- Naturalization Test
- Foreign Government Visas
- Green Cards for Illegal Aliens
- Immigration FAQ
- Inadmissibles, Illegals, Criminals & Overstays
- Form I-601
- International Adoptions
- Adoptee Vaccinations
- Expeditious Naturalization
- The Hague Process
- The Immediate Relative Process
- FAQ About International Adoption
- The Orphan Process
- Post-Adoption Procedures
- Special Immigrant Juvenile Status
- Miscellaneous Immigration Information
- Three – Ten Year Bar
- Visa Waiver Program
- Voting in the United States
- Preference System to Immigrate
- Request for Evidence
- Re-Entry Permit
- Premium Processing Service
- LIFE Act Petition
- Information Management Service
- Liability for Social Security & Medicare Taxes
- Public Assistance & Public Charge
- Permanent Resident General Information
- Letter of Invite
- Processing Times for Immigration Filings
- Notice of Intent to Deny
- USCIS Interview Process
- International Child Abductions
- Immigrant Stateside Disaster Relief
- Green Cards
- Freedom of Information Requests (FOIR)
- Follow to Join
- Duplicate Approval Notice
- Dual Citizenship & Dual Passports
- Deferred Inspection
- Consular Processing
- American Competitiveness in the Twenty First Century Act
- U.S. Entry, Customs & Border Protection
- U.S. Embassy or Consular Processing
- InfoPass
- How to Obtain a U.S. Passport
- Change of Non-Immigrant Status
- I-94 Card Replacement
- Green Card Replacement
- Change of Address
- Green Card Renewal
- Greer, S.C. USCIS Field Office
- Replacement of Lost or Stolen Foreign Passport
- Abandonment of Residence
- Atlanta Immigration Court
- Charleston USCIS Field Office
- Charlotte, NC Immigration Court
- ICE Detention Centers
- ICE, Immigration and Customs Enforcement
- Lumpkin, Georgia-Stewart Immigration Court
- Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
- USCIS, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
- NAFTA, TN / TD / TC Visas
- TC Visa, Canada
- TN-1, Visa Under NAFTA Canada
- TD Visa, Spouse and Children Under NAFTA, Canada and Mexico
- TN-2 Visa Under NAFTA Mexico
- Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative Program
- Border Crossing Cards
- Global Entry Trusted Traveler Kiosk Program
- Nexus Designated Lane Entry Program Canada
- Free and Secure Trade Program (Fast) Commercial Travelers-Truckers Canada
- Sentri Designated Lane Entry Program Mexico
- Specialty Visas & Programs
- Cuban Adjustment Act of 1966
- Deferred Enforced Departure
- Diversity Visa Lottery Program
- E-2 CNMI Visa
- H-1B Visa, Conrad 30 Program
- H-1B3 Visa, Fashion Models
- B-1 Visa, Domestic Employees of the Philippines
- EB-4 Visa, Broadcaster Green Card
- H-1B1 Visa (Chilean & Singaporean)
- B-1 (OCS) Visa
- E-3 Visa
- EB-4 Visa, Armed Forces Member
- EB-4 Visa, Afghanistan or Iraq Nationals
- EB-4 Visa, NATO-6 Green Card
- EB-4 Visa, Iraq Nationals
- EB-4 Visa, Special Immigrant Minister
- National Interest Waiver Program
- NACARA Irish Peace Process Program
- Haiti Disaster Student Relief Program
- EB-4 Visa, Panama Canal Company Employees
- S-6 Visa
- Chilean Disaster Relief Program
- S-5 Visa
- Humanitarian Parole Program
- Hurricane Isaac Assistance
- Hurricane Sandy Temporary Immigration Relief Measures
- Japanese Tsunami Relief
- Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
- Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative Program
- Student & Exchange Program Visas
- Border Commuter Students
- Certificate of Eligibility, I-20
- Curricular Practical Training (CPT)
- Foreign Student & Exchange Program, Participant Liability for Taxes
- F Visa Student Work Eligibility
- F-1 Visa, Foreign Students Studying in the U.S.
- F-2 Visa, Spouse & Children of Foreign Students
- J-Visa, Two Year Home Country Physical Presence Requirement
- J-1 Visa, Conrad 30 Program
- J-1 Visa, Eligible Participants
- J-1 Visa, International Exchange Visitor
- J-1 Visa, Participant Work Eligibility
- J-1 Visa, Waiver Of Two Year Return Home Requirement
- J-2 Visa, Spouse & Children Of J-1 Visa Holder
- M-1 Visa, Foreign Vocational Student Studying in the U.S.
- M-1 Visa, Student Work Availability
- M-2 Visa, Spouse & Children of M-1 Visa Holder
- Optional Practical Training (OPT)
- Q-1 Visa, International Cultural Exchange Program
- Q-2 Visa, Irish Peace Process Cultural & Training Program, Walsh Visa
- Sevis & Sevis II
- Stem-OPT List
- Travel Abroad
Based in Charleston, South Carolina, the firm serves clients nationwide and offers support in multiple languages, with a deep understanding of both local USCIS field offices and international consular processes. Their extensive expertise covers everything from employment-based and family-based visas to humanitarian programs and deportation defense, ensuring comprehensive guidance for every immigration need.
