Tim Gambacorta at GAMBACORTA LAW helped me to get my wife her Green Card quickly and easily. We were both so happy. We were so lucky!!! She did not get a 3 year Green Card, she received a 10 year Green Card. Tim was easy to work with, he let us know how the case was progressing every step of the way.
We recommend Tim at Gambacorta Law for all your immigration issues.
CONGRATULATIONS to Suchaya Haymes! After arriving in the United States 1,897 days ago she is now a proud citizen of the USA! Thank you, TIM, for your help in bringing her here and helping to make her dream a reality. She is another Gambacorta Law success story.
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For the duration of the COVID-19 national emergency, the new public charge rule will no longer apply. Learn more on the blog by Gambacorta Law. https://bit.ly/3gBu9Sk
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Navigating the immigration system is a challenge—not just because of ever-tightening restrictions but because of complex terminology. It can be difficult to learn what you need to know without a solid understanding of the basics.
Because our goal is to arm our clients with as much knowledge as possible, we have provided an explanation of a commonly misunderstood concept: immigrant vs. nonimmigrant visas. Read our latest blog to learn more. https://bit.ly/3eFqL74
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As of September 11, 2020, a new court decision has authorized the Trump administration to resume public charge requirements for immigrants. Visit the Gambacorta Law blog to learn more. https://bit.ly/36tJgeq
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Read our blog or contact Gambacorta Law today to learn about the steps to take if you made a mistake on an immigration form after you sent it to USCIS. https://bit.ly/3r1tNcE
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There are many misunderstandings about what green cards are and what status they confer. Visit the Gambacorta Law blog to get a full understanding of the top 8 myths about green cards. https://bit.ly/3oR715Z
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