Family Immigration
Under current immigration law, US Citizens and lawful permanent residents can petition for certain family members for a green-card to come work and live in the United States permanently. A US citizen can petition for a relative such as spouse, child, parent, sibling, and even a step child or step parent.
Deportation
There are instances in which an immigration authority can order the removal of an individual from the United States. If you are living in the United States without proper documentation, or have violated the terms of your visa, you may have options to cancel your removal if you are facing removal proceedings. Our goal and focus is to remove your worries and help in any way to facilitate your life. Contact Motion Law today to find out how we can help you!
Business Immigration
Whether you are looking to invest in the United States or have an employer sponsor you for a work visa, we can help you! If you are currently looking into an investment visa and have questions, please contact Motion Law today! We know looking at the various investment or work visas can be overwhelming. Our team of experienced immigration attorneys can advise you on what type of visa suits your needs.
Immigration Appeals
If your case has been denied, you may still have alternative options. You may qualify to file an appeal or a motion to have your case decision reviewed. Our team of expert attorneys have the skills needed to appeal against USCIS or an immigration judge.
Immigration Attorneys in Washington DC - DMV Immigration Lawyers
Meet Some of the Team
We understand the complications of immigration law and we are here to help you every step of the way.
Mireya Martinez
Managing Attorney
Adil S. Qaiyumi
Attorney, Partner
Shelby Scibetta
Attorney
Claire Esquivel
Client Care Manager
“I truly love what I do. My job is so rewarding and I consider our clients family.”
― Claire Esquivel, Client Care Manager
Our Blog
Immigration is frequently changing. Here at Motion Law we like to keep our clients updated with the latest news in local and national immigration, inform you about changes within our firm, and share helpful information pertaining to your immigration needs.
Expedited Deportations Continue
Deported immigrants amid Coronavirus outbreak Trump’s administration is accelerating deportation processes due to the pandemic. In one of our most recent articles, we shared information about deported immigrants who tested positive for COVID-19. This situation is very controversial as the current government is avoiding deportation regulations in the name of public health. The Immigration and…
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Judges Request to Close Courts Across the Country
Several courts remain open amid the pandemic The US government took drastic measures when the Coronavirus arrived in the country. One of the emergency measures was to close all face-to-face immigration services until May, 2020, at least. Almost all the courts in the country do not currently offer service or offer service virtually. However, multiple…
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The New I-9 Form
The new form for foreign employees The form I-9 to request qualified foreign workers has changed and will be implemented as of May 1, 2020. The US welcomes thousands of foreign employees annually who constantly help boost the economy and create balance in the country. Qualified employees must meet several requirements in order to come…
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