Immigration Lawyers in South Carolina
NearLawyers lists 5 immigration lawyers with offices in South Carolina in Greenville, Aiken, Columbia and North Charleston. Compare profiles and office locations below, then contact the lawyer directly.
Greenville 2Aiken 1Columbia 1North Charleston 1
Immigration lawyers in Greenville
Immigration lawyers in Aiken
Immigration lawyers in Columbia
Immigration lawyers in North Charleston
John Lawrence Duffy III
5110 N Rhett Ave, North Charleston, SC 29405, United States, North Charleston, SC 29405
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What does a immigration lawyer do?
Immigration lawyers help with visas, green cards, citizenship and naturalization, family-based petitions, work authorization, asylum and deportation defense. Immigration rules change often and mistakes can have lasting consequences, so many applicants hire one even for routine filings.
Before you hire a immigration lawyer in South Carolina
- Confirm the lawyer is licensed and in good standing with the South Carolina state bar.
- Ask how long they have handled immigration matters and how often they go to court.
- Ask how fees work: hourly, flat fee or contingency, and what costs are extra.
- Ask who will handle your case day to day and how you will get updates.
- Get the fee agreement in writing before any work begins.
Other practice areas in South Carolina
Criminal Defense 13Personal Injury 11Family Law 9Estate Planning 6Business 5Intellectual Property 5Disability 5Health Care 5Real Estate 5Employment 5Bankruptcy 4Civil Rights 4Litigation 3
Immigration lawyers in other states
Oregon 8Illinois 6Pennsylvania 6Colorado 6Texas 5California 5New York 5Ohio 5Georgia 5Michigan 5Connecticut 5District of Columbia 5Minnesota 5Missouri 5Nebraska 5New Hampshire 5New Mexico 5Oklahoma 5Rhode Island 5Utah 5
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