New York Immigration Advocates

Defending Your American Dream

Serving Queens, Nassau, and Suffolk Counties

Expert Legal Guidance for Your Immigration Journey

At NY Immigration Advocates (NYIA), we understand that navigating the U.S. immigration system can be overwhelming. Located in the heart of New York, we are dedicated to providing compassionate and effective legal representation to immigrants across Queens, Nassau, and Suffolk County.

Whether you are facing removal proceedings or preparing for a USCIS interview, our experienced team stands by your side.

Serving NYC & Long Island

Court Representation

Comprehensive Immigration Services

Visas & Green Cards

Immigrant Visas: Family-based visas, marriage-based visas, employment-based visas, and special visas for juveniles and crime victims.

Nonimmigrant Visas: Visitor visas, student visas, temporary employment visas.

Immigration Court

Representation in Immigration Court. Removal defense. Seeking asylum, withholding of removal, protections under the convention against torture, cancellation of removal, and other relief.

Citizenship

Applications for naturalization to obtain U.S. Citizenship. Requests for accomodation. Requests for exemption or waiver of English requirement and/or civics exam.

Asylum &
Refugee Status

Applications for asylum, withholding of removal, and other protections under the United Nations Convention Against Torture.

U Visa for Victims of Crime

A noncitizen who is in the United States without valid immigration status may obtain U Nonimmigrant Status and a green card after three years if they are the victim of certain qualifying crimes. This visa exists to encourage immigrants to report crimes without fear of deportation. You may also be able to obtain this visa if your child was the victim of a crime while they were a minor and in your custody.

Humanitarian Requests

There are some immigration benefits that can be granted on humanitarian grounds upon request. If you need to travel outside the US, if your spouse petitioned for you then passed away before the visa was approved, if you have an extremely ill family member, or other similar situations then you can try making a request to immigration.

DACA/DREAMers

Applications for asylum, withholding of removal, and other protections under the United Nations Convention Against Torture.

Employment Authorization

A noncitizen who is in the United States . . .

Parole-in-Place

The parents of members of the U.S. armed forces are eligible for a unique benefit that could allow them to obtain legal permanent residency even if they entered the United States unlawfully. Typically someone who entered the U.S. unlawfully cannot get residency through their adult child without having to obtain a waiver (pardon) and leave the country. Parole-in-Place for the family of military members allows children to protect their parents deportation. Call or Email Us to Learn More.