Immigration law is one of the most complex areas of the U.S. legal system. A person’s immigration status can be impacted by intertwined local, state, and federal laws. Due to the executive branch’s use of executive orders and attorney general certified decisions, immigration law can change abruptly. A single mistake such as submitting incomplete documentation or missing a deadline can result in serious consequences, including denial, delays, additional costs, or removal from the United States. An experienced immigration attorney understands the latest regulations, policy changes, and case strategies; helping to minimize risk and maximize your chances of approval.