Practice Areas > Immigration Law

Immigration and Nationality Law is among the most complex and ever-changing fields of law, and addresses one’s ability to lawfully enter and remain in the United States.

There are many procedures and applications that the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services requires to grant permission for one to travel to the United States temporarily or permanently. Every application or petition requires that eligibility be determined. Filing an incomplete or incorrect application often causes lengthy delays. Most procedures require a variety of supporting documents which should readily be available. If you do not have the correct documents, your application could be denied or returned.

The Law Office of Emrah Artukmac, Esq., P.C. is fully-trained and competent in the field of Immigration Law. The Firm prides itself on constantly updating its knowledge of new Congressional legislation and Presidential initiatives in immigration to provide you with the most effective representation possible.

The Firm provides extensive consultations in which we review your immigration goals, and analyze your eligibility for various programs. Our goal is to provide you with the highest degree of personal service to make this process as seamless as possible.

The Firm’s services include:

Non-Immigrant Visas:

• Working Professional Visas (H Visas)


• Student Visas (F1)


• Visitor Visas (B1 & B2)


• Treaty Trader and Investor Visas (E1 & E2)


• Intra-Company Managerial Transfers (L1 & L2)


• Professional Athletic and Artistic Performance Visas (O & P Visas)

Family-Based Immigration:

• Family-Based Petitions (Green Card)


• Fiancée and Spousal Visas (K1 & K3)


• Complete Representation through your Adjustment of Status Process


• V-Visas (Available for those Waiting in the 2A Visa Category)


• Family Unification Programs

Employment-Based Immigration:

• Labor Certifications (PERM)


• Nurse Petitions


• Outstanding Researchers/ Professors, Holders of Advanced Degrees, and National Interest Waivers

Deportation Defense:

• Waivers


• Cancellation of Removal


• Asylum


• Criminal Matters


• Appeals

Citizenship:

• Naturalization


• Certificates of Citizenship


• Passport Applications