AILO Kaye A. Y. Evans - 1981 to 2011

American Immigration Law Office of Kaye A. Y. Evans offers the highest quality immigration legal services available. Since 1981, she has provided diligent services to many clients and has assisted them in achieving their goals of residing and working or doing business in the United States. Prior to starting her Immigration Practice, Attorney Evans was a Deputy Assistant Attorney General, State of New York.   For more information about Attorney Evans, please visit  About Attorney. 

Listed below are some of the areas of practice.

BUSINESS IMMIGRATION includes, but is not limited to:

1. Intra-company Transferee Visas, which can be changed to permanent residence.

2. Investor Visas - EB-5 for individuals who wish to invest substantial capital in the United States.  This visa IS an application for permanent residence.

3. Treaty Trader and Treaty Investor Visas, which are long-term business visas that, under certain circumstances, may also lead to permanent residence.

4. H Visas, which are also long-term working visas for professionals and skilled individuals. These visas can lead to permanent residence. Please note that H-2 visas are short-term working visas which do not directly lead to permanent residence unless the individual is able to find another method of obtaining permanent residence.

5. Other visas, which are too many to include in this synopsis.

For more detailed information, please visit: Business Immigration 

FAMILY IMMIGRATION includes, but is not limited to:

1. Relative petitions filed by close family members. Approval of these petitions permit the applicants (beneficiaries of the petitions) to adjust status to that of permanent residence in the United States, or apply for residence in their home country.

2. Fiancee petitions are filed by spouses or intended spouses for their fiancees and these petitions also permit the applicants (beneficiaries of the petitiond) to adjust status to that of permanent residence in the United States. For more information, please visit the following link: Family Immigration.

Employment-based petitions may also be filed by employers on behalf of workers. Approval of these petitions permits the applicants (beneficiaries of the petition) to adjust status to that of permanent residence, or apply for residence in their home country.

DEPORTATION DEFENSE includes, but is not limited to:

All aspects of defense from deportation or removal when the government is trying to force you out of the country, including appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals and the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. For more information, please visit the following link: Deportation.

APPLICATIONS FOR POLITICAL ASYLUM and protection under the United Nations CONVENTION AGAINST TORTURE PROTECTION include the preparation of applications for asylum before Immigration Agency and before the Immigration Court, if your case has been referred for proceedings. For more information, please visit Asylum on this site.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call 323-658-1111 or send an email to: admin@immigrationhelp.net