Immigration Attorney Serving Wheaton, MD

Wheaton's commercial corridor along Georgia Avenue and University Boulevard is one of the most ethnically diverse commercial districts in Montgomery County, with substantial Salvadoran, Honduran, Vietnamese, Korean, and Ethiopian populations. Our Wheaton clients include small-business owners along that corridor — restaurant owners, dry cleaners, salon proprietors, auto-repair shops — for whom we file E-2 treaty investor renewals, EB-1C green cards when the business has grown to support a managerial filing, and PERM labor certifications. For Korean and Vietnamese business owners whose original E-2 was filed years ago, we handle the renewal process, the source-of-funds documentation for any new capital injection, and the dependent E-2 EAD for the spouse.

For Wheaton's broader immigrant population, we handle TPS re-registration, U-visa and VAWA filings, asylum, and cancellation of removal, alongside family-based filings — marriage-based adjustment, K-1 fiancé visas, I-130 petitions for parents and siblings, I-751 conditional-residency filings, and N-400 naturalization. For Wheaton clients placed in removal proceedings at the Baltimore Immigration Court, we handle cancellation of removal, prosecutorial-discretion requests, and motions to reopen long-closed cases where new evidence supports relief.

Wheaton's Ethiopian and Eritrean communities give us a meaningful asylum caseload at the Arlington Asylum Office and the Baltimore Immigration Court, and we handle those cases with the country-conditions evidence and the corroborating testimony that those forums credit. For mixed-status households along the Veirs Mill Road and Georgia Avenue corridor, we file I-601A provisional waivers and coordinate consular processing through Ciudad Juárez, San Salvador, Tegucigalpa, Guatemala City, and Addis Ababa. For Wheaton's Korean and Vietnamese second-generation clients, we handle N-600 certificate-of-citizenship work that confirms acquired citizenship at birth — a step that matters when a U.S. passport renewal is denied because the original derivation record is incomplete. We serve Wheaton and the surrounding communities of Silver Spring, Kensington, Takoma Park, and Olney, and our attorneys work in English, Spanish, and through certified interpreters for Vietnamese, Korean, and Amharic.