Moro Legal LLC · U.S. immigration law
Explore immigration options for your family, career, business, or next stage of life. Each guide below explains the requirements, process, and questions to discuss with an attorney.
01 / Services
Petitions for relatives, marriage-based residence, and fiancé visas. We review the relationship, immigration history, financial sponsorship, and the appropriate USCIS or consular process.
Spouse, child, parent, and other qualifying relative petitions; adjustment of status and immigrant visa processing.
Petitions for qualifying fiancés of U.S. citizens, consular processing, and the later marriage and adjustment steps.
02 / Services
Permanent residence strategies for employers, professionals, researchers, and other qualifying workers. The position, credentials, recruitment requirements, and visa availability determine the route.
Compare temporary work classifications and permanent residence options.
Extraordinary ability, outstanding professors and researchers, and multinational managers or executives.
Advanced degree and exceptional ability cases, employer-sponsored PERM, and qualifying NIW self-petitions.
PERM and immigrant petitions for professionals, skilled workers, and other workers.
Eligibility and filing routes for defined special immigrant categories, including qualifying religious workers.
03 / Services
The classification must fit the actual job or engagement. We help plan employer petitions, changes of status, extensions, and travel around the authorized work.
Professional roles, employer changes, extensions, and cap or cap-exemption questions.
Seasonal and other qualifying temporary needs, labor certification, recruitment, and portability.
Qualifying managers, executives, and specialized knowledge employees moving between related businesses.
Evidence of distinction and a qualifying U.S. engagement in the relevant field.
Athletic competitions, entertainment groups, reciprocal exchanges, and culturally unique programs.
Qualifying religious organizations, positions, membership, and compensation.
We also assist with TN visas for qualifying Mexican and Canadian professionals, E-3 visas for qualifying Australian professionals and H-1B1 visas for qualifying Chilean and Singaporean professionals. Discuss the position and nationality requirements during a consultation.
04 / Services
Business activity and immigration status need to be planned together. We review nationality, ownership, funding, the proposed role, and the difference between temporary and permanent options.
Match meetings, business expansion, and operational roles to the appropriate immigration route.
Compare treaty investment, immigrant investment, and other business-related pathways.
Substantial qualifying trade between the United States and a treaty country.
Qualifying treaty nationality and a substantial investment in an active enterprise.
Qualifying capital, lawful source of funds, job creation, and conditional residence.
05 / Services
A course, exchange program, training assignment, or short visit comes with limits on study and employment. We help review the purpose of the stay and any proposed change of plans.
Study, status maintenance, and questions about authorized practical training.
Program eligibility, the two-year home residence requirement, and potential waivers.
Structured training programs that satisfy the limits on productive employment.
Qualifying business or personal visits and eligible extension requests.
06 / Services
The next filing depends on how residence was obtained and the person’s current circumstances. We distinguish card renewal, removal of conditions, travel planning, and citizenship eligibility.
Card renewal and replacement; I-751 joint petitions, good-faith marriage evidence, and qualifying divorce or abuse waivers; and reentry permits for permanent residents.
N-400 naturalization applications, residence and good moral character requirements, interview preparation, and citizenship acquired or derived through a parent.
07 / Services
Individual circumstances and supporting evidence matter. Sensitive information should be provided through a safe, agreed channel. Our asylum representation is before USCIS; we do not handle removal proceedings in immigration court.
Eligibility, I-589 preparation, evidence, and current referral procedures.
Immigration filings for survivors of abuse by spouses and relatives.
Distinct immigration options for qualifying crime victims and trafficking survivors.
08 / Services
A difficult immigration history, missing records, an urgent circumstance, or an adverse decision calls for a review of the exact issue. We assist with waivers, records requests, administrative remedies, and appropriate federal court actions.
Available I-601, I-601A, I-212, and related strategies based on the particular inadmissibility ground.
Discretionary expedited handling supported by a qualifying reason and evidence.
The published medical-emergency route, visa availability, and consular review.
Request immigration records from USCIS, CBP, ICE, EOIR, and the Department of State; challenge inadequate searches or improper redactions; and pursue federal court relief for delayed or unlawfully withheld records.
Evaluation of unreasonable delays and reviewable agency denials in federal court.
Request State Department review of legal errors in a consular visa refusal.
Administrative appeals and motions may also be relevant to certain USCIS decisions. We review the decision, available review route, and deadline before recommending a filing.
Before we begin
Yes. Phone and video consultations are available for U.S. immigration matters involving clients across the country and abroad.
A consultation can compare the available routes and identify the evidence, timing, and limitations of each. Bring your immigration history and the documents relevant to your goal.
No. The firm handles affirmative asylum before USCIS but does not represent clients in removal proceedings in immigration court. Federal district court litigation is a separate type of representation.
The calendar shows appointment details and fees before you confirm a booking. You can also call the office at (303) 586-1955.
Start with the facts
Speak with Joseph Alain Moro about your circumstances, available documents, and possible options.
Consultation fees and appointment details appear during booking. Phone and video appointments are available.
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