Muhaisen & Muhaisen, LLC
Summary
Main Office
1435 Larimer Street
Suite 203
Denver,
CO 80202
303-407-0453
Languages
Spanish, Arabic, and almost any other languages may be accommodated upon request.
Years of Experience
10
Websites
Geographies
Office Locations
Muhaisen & Muhaisen, LLC
1450 S. Havana Street
Suite 304
Aurora, CO 80012
Muhaisen & Muhaisen, LLC
1435 Larimer Street
Suite 203
Denver, CO 80202
Immigration Lawyer
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION LAW
We want to hear your story.
Our attorneys and paralegals are committed to delivering answers and results. We will put the law into plain English or even into your native language. We are leading the way in simplifying the complexities of immigration law and making it easy to understand. M² provides a broad range of legal services for individuals and businesses with a personal touch.
Whether you are an individual seeking to remain in the United States with family members or someone looking to relocate to the United States, you can count on us to provide sound legal options suited to your particular needs. We also provide immigration law representation for businesses and employees.
Muhaisen & Muhaisen, LLC is dedicated to the practice of immigration and naturalization law. Our law firm provides full-service immigration representation and assists clients in all immigration-related matters, including:
* Adjustment of status
* Asylum
* Change of nonimmigrant status, e.g. to and from visitor, student, temporary worker, etc.
* Deportation/removal proceedings
* Extension of visitor and employment visa status
* Family visa matters, including obtaining a green card through marriage
* Obtaining United States citizenship
* Overseas consular processing
* Temporary work visa and permanent residence through employer sponsorship
* Unique-circumstance visas for fiancés, investors, students and other situations
For more information regarding Muhaisen & Muhaisen, LLC’s immigration law practice, we invite you to contact us at 303.407.0453 to speak with one of our attorneys or staff members.
Articles Written
Immigration Consequences Of Criminal Convictions
Created On: 07/09/2009
A person who is not a United States citizen, including lawful permanent residents, can be deported because of criminal convictions that are considered “aggravated felonies” or “crimes of moral turpitude” under United States immigration law...