Joseph Law Firm Pc

read moreJoseph & Hall P.C. has been Colorado's leading immigration law firm since 1998 with offices in Aurora, Colorado Springs and Frisco, Colorado. Joseph & Hall P.C. has a national reputation for excellence in providing legal services to individuals, families and businesses. We use our knowledge, teamwork, professionalism and expertise to serve our clients and provide them with the personalized attention that they deserve. I highly recommend Aron Hall and his firm for your immigration case, Aron helped me obtain permanent residency and most recently my us citizenship.

read moreJoseph & Hall P.C. is a full-service immigration law firm. We pride ourselves as being nationwide experts in all areas of immigration law, including the practice areas listed below. Our attorneys frequently are asked to speak both locally and nationally on a wide variety of immigration topics. If you have any questions about how these practice areas may apply to your case, please do not hesitate to contact our firm. I highly recommend Aron Hall and his firm for your immigration case, Aron helped me obtain permanent residency and most recently my us citizenship.

read moreQualifying family relationships are grouped into two main categories - immediate relatives and other close family members. Immediate relatives of United States (U.S.) citizens are given special preferential treatment in that there are no limits on the amount of immediate relatives that may immigrate in the immediate relative category and, as a result, there are no backlogs in the immediate relative category. This information is designed for general information only. The information presented should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.

read moreOn June 26, 2013, the United States Supreme Court issued its decision in United States vs. Windsor, invalidating the so-called Defense of Marriage Act or DOMA, which barred the federal government from recognizing any marriage that was not between one man and one woman. The Supreme Court's decision has far-reaching implications in federal law, including immigration. President Obama immediately instructed his cabinet to implement the decision "swiftly and smoothly." Janet Napolitano, the Secretary of Homeland Security, issued a press release stating that she would work with the Attorney General to assure "that all married couples are treated fairly and equally in the administration of our immigration laws."