James C Kim Law Office

read moreThe complexities that accompany immigration issues can be immensely confusing and stressful. If you or your family members are working through immigration legal matters that may affect your freedom or future, the situation may be overwhelming. One mistake can have catastrophic and long-lasting consequences. As such, reaching out to a skilled and knowledgeable law firm is critical. The mission of The Law Offices of John R. Alcorn is to help people solve U.S. immigration problems by providing effective, competent, professional and caring legal representation.

read moreThe Law Offices of John R. Alcorn is built on the legacy of its founder, John R. Alcorn (1949-2014), and our experienced, highly motivated, professional team of attorney, paralegals and support staff. Established in 1980, The Law Offices of John R. Alcorn has specialized exclusively in the complex field of law, U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law. In practice, we fuse our expertise with communication and a personalized approach to counsel. We return all calls promptly and never use paralegals as "barriers."

read moreOur mission at The Law Offices of John R. Alcorn is to help people solve U.S. immigration problems by providing efficient, professional and caring representation backed by our decades of immigration law experience. We have extensive experience helping businesses and individuals realize their objectives, goals and dreams. Regardless of your circumstances or unique issues, our team of experienced lawyers will take the time to understand your needs. From there we will bring our skill and personalized approach to help you realize the best possible outcome for your situation.

read moreWhen many people move to the United States, it is their ultimate goal to also move their family members here. United States immigration law offers multiple options for bringing family members to the country. U.S. citizens, for one, can file a visa petition for a spouse and children without regard to numerical restrictions or quotas or mandatory waiting periods. In other cases, there are specific preference categories with respective wait times. If you seek to bring over family members as immigrants, we understand the difficulties and emotional strain that the process can cause.

read moreBecoming a U.S. citizen is the most important step for many immigrants. There are several different ways to get become a U.S. citizen, depending on your circumstances. Some people may acquire citizenship at birth by being born in the United States. For those born outside the U.S., it may be possible to become a citizen if a parent was a U.S. citizen when they were born. In other cases, the path to citizenship is naturalization. In this case, a U.S. permanent resident needs to file a naturalization application with the USCIS.