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Achieve your immigration goals with our experienced Orange County immigration attorneys. Call us today!
Achieve your immigration goals with our experienced Orange County immigration attorneys. Call us today!
At Brudner Law, we understand the importance of your immigration situation. We are experienced immigration lawyers and we skillfully handle a wide variety of immigration-related cases, including:
Yael Brudner, the founder of Brudner Law knows that immigration law can affect the most fundamental aspects of a person’s life. The outcome of an immigration matter can affect where you can live, where you work, whether you can live in the same country as your family, and even your safety; we can help protect you with V.A.W.A. green card applications.
For this reason, if you have legal needs related to immigration law, it’s important that you speak with an experienced immigration lawyer about naturalization representation as soon as you can. United States immigration law is extremely complex and constantly changing, so it’s important to retain an immigration lawyer who focuses on naturalization representation law rather than a generalist who may occasionally handle a minor immigration-related matter.
By contacting Brudner Law in Orange County, CA you can rest-assured that you will receive the advice and naturalization representation you need to bring your case to the best possible resolution. Call us today to schedule a consultation with us..
“My family immigrated to the U.S, and I am happily married to an Immigrant. I know up close what the Immigration process entails – both on a professional and personal level. When you are in the process of Immigrating to the U.S, and you have your case pending with U.S Immigration- there is often a sense of uncertainty about the future. For this reason, it is my mission to communicate with my clients and keep them informed every step of the way! I am available to personally speak with my clients whenever they feel the need, and they always have direct access to me. I am here so that my clients can sleep well at night, knowing that they are represented and their immigration case is taken care of!”
Yael Brudner, Founder of Brudner Law
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There are a variety of pathways that people can take when immigrating to the United States through lawful means, two of which include “consular processing” and “adjustment of status.” Eligible foreign citizens may have the opportunity to leverage one or both of these methods to apply for a green card .... Read More
There is a variable mountain of documents that people have to fill out when legally immigrating to the United States, or helping another person immigrate, whether they be a spouse, child, parent, or employee. Below, our team of immigration law experts at Brudner Law will explore the meaning and importance .... Read More
The process of petitioning for any visa or green card is complicated and requires people to navigate a wide assortment of steps for their application to have a decent chance of receiving approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). When it comes to a petition for a spouse’s .... Read More
There are a lot of complex elements that go into applying for any kind of green card to gain permanent residency within the United States. Marriage green cards are no exception and are arguably even more complicated because they come with one extra hurdle for couples to contend with: proving .... Read More
You applied for an Immigration benefit. You filled out forms, included documents, and sent it out to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. You did your best to make sure you submitted all possible information and filled out all forms correctly. For you, this application includes not only your biographic information .... Read More
A Border Crossing Card (BCC) is an excellent way to enter the United States for many Mexican citizens. However, many people don’t understand the meaning of these cards. A Border Crossing Card is not the equivalent of a U.S. green card, and there are several restrictions attached to it. Are .... Read More
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Legal issues related to immigration and citizenship can have a significant impact on every aspect of your life, career and employment. For this reason, it’s critical that anyone with immigration needs consult with an experienced attorney as soon as possible. Yael Brudner is an experienced immigration lawyer and has been licensed as an Attorney since 2008. She is committed to resolving her clients’ legal issues as favorably as possible. She has served clients across Orange County, California including Anaheim, Costa Mesa, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Irvine, Mission Viejo, Santa Ana, Stanton, and Westminster. To schedule a consultation with Ms. Brudner, call our office today at 714.794.9366 or contact us online.