Phoenix Child Status Protection Attorney
Some family-based and other categories require children to be under the age of 21 to be eligible for immigrant visas. In the past, children "aged-out" while the immigration process was taking place because they turned 21 and were no longer eligible for the visa. The Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) of 2002 makes it possible for some children who turn 21 while applying for a visa to continue in their status as children, protecting their eligibility.
Understanding how the CSPA works and whether it applies in your situation requires a knowledge of immigration law in general and the CSPA in particular. At Kanu & Associates, P.C., our Phoenix immigration attorneys focus on immigration law and have the knowledge and experience required to navigate clients through issues related to CSPA.
Immigrants Helping Immigrants
Our lawyers are immigrants themselves or are children of immigrants. We are sensitive to the issues our clients face when working to bring their children to the United States. We have seen the confusion that can arise when trying to understand the intricacies of CSPA and its requirements. We provide clients with clear information about the law and how it applies to their situations.
In addition to protecting the eligibility of family-based immigrants who turn 21, the CSPA also covers:
We help clients file the correct petitions to preserve a child's immigration status as defined by CSPA. Because the law requires petitioners to file their paperwork promptly in order to invoke the CSPA, our attorneys make sure that everything is completed properly and filed in a timely manner.
Call Us for Your Initial Consultation
Contact our Arizona Child Status Protection Act attorneys today to discuss your legal issues. We offer an initial 30-minute consultation for $75. We will give you a preliminary assessment of your case and help you understand the legal issues involved. Call us toll free at 877-497-6281 to schedule an appointment.
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