Robert Brown

read moreBrown Immigration Law is an immigration law firm with an international scope. We maintain locations in Cleveland, Orlando and Raleigh and provide exemplary legal representation to individuals, families and businesses. The depth and breadth of our practice cannot be understated. Robert Brown was a former Deputy Director of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service. He previously served as the agency's Deputy Chief of Investigations. Partner attorneys, Rishi Oza and Aleksandar Cuic, have successfully represented numerous clients over their careers.

read moreWith all its complex laws and requirements, making it through the immigration process takes more than just time - it takes experience. Having spent more than 70 collective years helping businesses, families, and individuals to navigate the journey into residency and citizenship, Brown Immigration Law has gained the in-depth knowledge and insights your case needs to obtain the best possible outcome. Schedule your consultation with our firm today to learn more about the options you have available.

read moreCitizenship in the United States is something that many are automatically granted by birth, a privilege that many foreign nationals seek and an honor that many Americans have died for in war. Once you are granted legal United States citizenship - whether through the naturalization process or by birth - you will be allowed to legally reside within the United States, travel to and from the country, and retain the rights that are granted to all citizens under the Constitution. Birthright citizenship is granted to a person who is born either in the United States or to a parent (or parents) who is an American citizens while they were living outside of the U.S. Children born in U.S. territories including Guam, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, or the Northern Mariana Islands can also receive U.S. citizenship by birthright.

read moreObtaining permanent residency in the United States is a big dream for a lot of immigrants. For them, the United States can mean prosperous futures, potential growth for their business, and the chance to fulfill their American dream. The first step for most immigrants looking to obtain permanent residency is to receive a green card. This card will allow you to live within the United States as a lawful resident, even if you were residing in the States unlawfully prior to receiving it. There are important rules and regulations that must be followed to ensure that you receive fast service, that your request is process properly, and that you increase the chance of receiving your green card.