Standing Beside You Through It All
Whether navigating the immigration process and preparing your estate planning documents for your family’s future, the legal process can feel overwhelming, complicated, and sometimes impossible. But you don’t have to face these challenges alone.
Krewson Law is committed to helping individuals and families build a secure future. Whether you’re pursuing your American dream through immigration or protecting your loved ones and legacy through estate planning, Krewson Law is here to guide you every step of the way.
Committed to Your Success
If you’re looking for a law firm to help you navigate the complexities of U.S. immigration law or plan for your family’s future, look no further than Krewson Law, PLLC. Based in Florida, Krewson Law provides personalized legal services in immigration and estate planning to individuals and families throughout Central Florida and beyond.
Krewson Law believes quality legal representation begins with personal attention. Attorney Krewson takes the time to understand your goals, answer your questions, and guide you through every step of the legal process with professionalism, care, and efficiency.
Your future. Your family. Your peace of mind. Contact Krewson Law today!
Estate Planning
Estate planning is a way to protect your assets, provide for your loved ones, and ensure your wishes are honored. Through wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and other essential legal documents, you can plan for the future and give yourself and your family peace of mind. Learn More >>>
Marriage-Based Green Cards
Gain your green card through adjustment of status while you are in the United States or through consular processing if living abroad. Learn More >>
Naturalization
Speak with an experienced immigration attorney prior to filing for naturalization to determine your eligibility and whether you qualify for any exemptions. Learn More >>>
Deportation and Removal Proceedings
In order for DHS to place an individual in removal proceedings, the Department must issue a notice to appear and file that notice with an Immigration court. Learn More >>>
Violence Against Women Act (“VAWA”)
The Violence Against Women Act (“VAWA”) is a federal law providing protection to family members who have suffered abuse. Learn More>>>
Writ of Mandamus Challenging Decisions in Federal Court
Unreasonable delays in your immigration case or a bad decision from USCIS are not always final. In certain circumstances, federal court litigation, including a Writ of Mandamus or APA Review, may provide a way to challenge government inaction or an incorrect decision. . Learn More>>>
Waivers
If you are inadmissible to the United States there may be a waiver available to you to waive the grounds of inadmissibility. Learn More>>>
L-1 Visas
The L-1 visa allows foreign businesses to transfer certain employees to a US branch, parent, subsidiary, or affiliate company.Learn More >>>
Labor Certification (PERM) Process
Labor certification requires a U.S. employer to prove that there are no minimally qualified U.S. workers for the position.Learn More >>>
E-2 Treaty Investor Visas
If you are interested in building your own business as a foreign entrepreneur, you may be interested in seeking an E-2 Visa. Learn More>>>
If you have a case pending with United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) you can check the status by visiting USCIS’ website at egov.uscis.gov/casestatus and entering the receipt number found your filing receipt.
Signed forms and supporting documents can be returned to Krewson Law, PLLC, by email, mail, or in person by appointment. Please note, if you decide to email documents to Krewson Law, PLLC, the documents must be scanned and emailed. Photographs of documents are not acceptable.
Filing receipts for petitions or applications filed with USCIS are generally received within 30-days of filing.
If you have a case pending with United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) you can check the status by visiting USCIS’ website at egov.uscis.gov/casestatus and entering the receipt number found your filing receipt.
Signed forms and supporting documents can be returned to Krewson Law, PLLC, by email, mail, or in person by appointment. Please note, if you decide to email documents to Krewson Law, PLLC, the documents must be scanned and emailed. Photographs of documents are not acceptable.
Filing receipts for petitions or applications filed with USCIS are generally received within 30-days of filing.
