Christensen Immigration Attorneys

Services

• Asylum & Refugees

  The process of applying for asylum can be complicated, and you may feel discouraged because so many applications are denied. However, having a qualified Carrollton asylum attorney to help you navigate the process can help. Our firm will review your claim and provide an honest assessment of your chances for approval. If you have a good chance and decide to move forward, we will work hard to help you achieve your goal.

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• Citizenship & Naturalization

  At Nathan Christensen P.C., helping immigrants become U.S. citizens is one of the best parts of our job. Our citizenship lawyers have extensive experience guiding clients through the naturalization process. We help people apply for citizenship, prepare for the exam, and even will attend the naturalization interview with you. We offer this service at reasonable rates with a low-charge initial consultation, during which we are usually able to tell if you will qualify or if we anticipate any problems.

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• Employment-Based Immigration

  The United States has made several employment-based visa categories available to encourage foreign nationals to come as entrepreneurs or for work. Christensen P.C. is ready and qualified to help you apply for a visa.

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• Family Immigration

  Every case is different and USCIS will not move fast. At Nathan Christensen P.C. we have helped many families and couples obtain visas and permanent residency and we are passionate about the work we do to help keep families together. We’ll stand by you throughout the entire process. Reach out to schedule a consultation.

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• Visas

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• Religious Worker Visa

  The foundation for the immigration law firm of Nathan Christensen P.C. started with the two years Attorney Nathan Christensen spent living in Honduras and working as a volunteer with his church. Due to this experience, we hold a special place in our hearts for people interested in coming to the United States as religious workers. We enjoy the blessings that come from helping individuals obtain religious worker visas.

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• Temporary Protected Status

  TPS is a temporary benefit that does not lead to lawful permanent resident status or give any other immigration status. It is however life-changing and will allow those who have it to live and work in the United States legally. If you have any questions or think you may qualify, please give Nathan Christensen P.C. a call today. Our Dallas temporary protected status lawyers are ready to help you.

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• Tourist Visas

  When a foreign national wants to enter the United States for business, tourism, or other temporary purposes, the individual may apply for a tourist visa, also known as a B visa. Call Nathan Christensen P.C. for guidance with the application process. Our Carrollton tourist visa lawyers have years of experience. Contact us today.

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• U Visas

  Victims of crime may be eligible for U nonimmigrant status, or a U visa. This status is for individuals who have suffered mental and physical abuse and are helpful to officials investigating or prosecuting criminal activity. At Nathan Christensen P.C., we help victims of crime obtain U nonimmigrant status in Denton County and the surrounding areas.

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• Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)

  The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) was amended by the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) to allow abused spouses, children, or parents to apply for an immigrant visa petition. If you are the victim of domestic violence and your spouse is threatening to call immigration officials if you leave, it is important to know that you have options. Our VAWA domestic violence attorneys in Carrollton can explain the law, as it pertains to your situation. Call today.

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• DACA

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• Deportation Defense

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