AREAS OF PRACTICE
Affirmative Asylum (USCIS)
For individuals/families seeking affirmative asylum through U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS); services may include claim evaluation, application preparation, and interview preparation/representation.
Defensive Asylum (EOIR)
For individuals/families seeking defensive asylum while in removal proceedings before the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR); services may include claim evaluation, application preparation, and representation before the Immigration Court.
Non-Asylum Relief (EOIR)
For individuals/families eligible for non-asylum relief before EOIR, including Cancellation of Removal, Adjustment of Status, Termination, Administrative Closure, and/or Voluntary Departure; services may include claim evaluation, application preparation, and representation before the Immigration Court.
Detained Persons
Representation for detained persons in matters before EOIR, the U.S. District Court, and USCIS, as applicable; services may include preparation of requests for bond, requests for release and/or habeas petitions.
Humanitarian Visas (USCIS)
For individuals/families eligible to apply for one or more types of humanitarian visa, including the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), the U visa, the T visa, and Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ); services may include claim evaluation, application preparation, and interview preparation/representation.
Waivers
For individuals eligible to apply for an I-601 Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility, an I-601A Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver, and/or a Form I-212 Permission to Reapply for Admission; services may include claim evaluation and form preparation.
Extraordinary Ability Visas (USCIS)
For individuals/families eligible to apply for an O or EB visa; services may include claim evaluation, application preparation, and interview preparation/representation (if applicable).
Reopening of Matters (EOIR/USCIS)
For individuals/families eligible to have prior matters reopened before EOIR or USCIS; services may include claim evaluation and motion preparation.
Appeals (BIA/USCIS)
For individuals/families eligible to have prior matters appealed before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) or USCIS; services may include claim evaluation and appeal preparation.
Marriage-Based Petitions (USCIS)
For married couples eligible to pursue a marriage-based petition before USCIS on behalf of the non-citizen/lawful permanent resident spouse; services may include claim evaluation, form preparation, and interview preparation/representation.
Taking the First Step
You don't need to know the precise name of the immigration benefit or legal process that applies to your situation before seeking legal guidance. A consultation can provide an opportunity to discuss your circumstances, identify the questions that require further evaluation, and determine whether your matter falls within Harbor Immigration Law's services.
Attorney Caron is based in Connecticut and may provide representation to clients in other jurisdictions when permitted by applicable law and professional rules. The availability of representation in a particular matter depends on the relevant jurisdiction, proceeding, and circumstances.