Mercer County
Immigration lawyer in Princeton, New Jersey.
A Princeton office for clients in Mercer County and the Route 1 corridor. Available by appointment.
Visiting
Consultations at Princeton are arranged by telephone. Call first — the attorney travels between offices, and an appointment guarantees the file is in the room with you.
Clients meeting here come from Princeton and from Plainsboro, West Windsor, Lawrenceville, Hightstown and Hopewell. The work is the same at every office: family petitions, adjustment of status, naturalization, removal of conditions, waivers, and consular processing — all handled by Daniel R. Lasar, Esq., who is admitted in New Jersey and New York.
Bring your passports, any notice you have received from USCIS or a consulate, and the civil documents you already hold. Documents in another language are welcome as they are; certified translation is part of preparing a filing.
§ 01Filings handled in Princeton
Every filing this firm handles is available at this office.
- I-130Petition for Alien RelativeProves the family relationship that makes a green card possible.Family
- I-485Application to Register Permanent ResidenceTurns an approved petition into a green card without leaving the country.Green card
- N-400Application for NaturalizationThe last filing. Permanent resident becomes United States citizen.Citizenship
- I-751Petition to Remove Conditions on ResidenceConverts a two-year conditional green card into a permanent one.Green card
- I-601Application for Waiver of Grounds of InadmissibilityAsks the government to forgive a bar that would otherwise end the case.Waivers
- I-129FPetition for Alien Fiancé(e)Brings a fiancé(e) to the United States to marry within ninety days.Abroad
- DS-260Immigrant Visa Application — Consular ProcessingThe path to a green card for a relative who is still outside the country.Abroad
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Every number listed on this site rings through to Daniel R. Lasar. There is no switchboard and no intake script — describe the situation and you will get a straight answer about what is possible.