Marriage Based Green Cards/ Fiancé Visas
To the Law Office of Christine Troy, keeping couples marriages together is important, which is why Christine Troy devotes her time and effort toward helping married couples and fiancées obtain the visas or green cards they need to stay together or reunite in the United States.
As a lawyer practicing immigration law in San Francisco, Christine Troy has handled marriage-based immigration cases for more than 20 years. She knows that each case is unique, understands the law and ensures each case is fully vetted for eligibility prior to taking a case. With an excellent track record of success, she has the knowledge and skills necessary to secure immigration visas or green cards for spouses of US citizens and green card holders; and other eligible family members.
The Law Office of Christine Troy has an excellent track record of successfully obtaining green cards for clients locally at the USCIS offices in San Francisco and Santa Clara; and green card visas from U.S. consulates around the world.
The Law Office of Christine Troy has helped families secure:
Green cards for spouses of U.S. citizens
Green cards for fiancées of U.S. citizens
Green cards for other eligible family members
On top of securing immigration visas and green cards for married couples, fiancées and family members, Law Office of Christine Troy has a consistent record of successfully preparing extreme hardship waivers to forgive the three or 10 year entry bars, and helping clients get fraud, misrepresentation, unlawful entry or overstay charges and criminal convictions waived.
Get Representation That Works For You
Keeping your family together is just as important to you as it is to Christine Troy. If you need an attorney's help securing family-based immigration documents, please call the San Francisco office at (415) 399-9490 or use our online contact form for an initial consultation. The Law Office of Christine Troy serves clients in San Francisco, California, across the San Francisco Bay Area, nationally and globally.