Longmont Immigration Attorney

America is the land of opportunity and wonder. Many people living in America and abroad want to obtain citizenship, green cards (permanent residency), visas (temporary residency), and other lawful avenues to stay for their spouses, children, parents, and other relatives. Employers also sponsor many foreign workers and need assistance navigating this process. Obtaining lawful permanent residency or the right to stay in America can be very confusing and challenging, and we are here to help you through the process.

Why Choose Me

Immigrant

I am an immigrant myself, and I’m passionate about helping others live their dream to live in this country.

English

English is my second language, I had to learn it when I moved to America, and if my client struggles in English, I promise we will figure it out together.

Small Firm

I am a very small firm and get to choose my case load. I put all my effort towards personalized services focusing on my client’s best interests and needs.

FAQ's

How long does it take to process a citizenship application?

United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) estimates the processing time of citizenship applications, once received, at 7.5 to 8 months.

How long is a sponsor financially responsible for an immigrant spouse?

Sponsorship may last until the sponsored spouse becomes a citizen, has worked at least 40 quarters (10 years) in the United States, has died, leaves the United States, or receives a new grant of adjustment.

Can I work or study while my application is pending?

You may be able to work with employment approval documents (EAD) via an I-765, application for employment authorization. You may be able to study in the United States pending your application under an F-1 student visa. Other avenues may be available as well. We can help you determine which of these options might apply to your unique circumstances.

About Diana

I was born and raised in Hessen, Germany, and moved to the United States when I was 17 years old as a diversity immigrant. I did not speak English but learned when I started high school in America. In 2016, I took the oath to become an American Citizen. In 2020, I went to Mitchell Hamline School of Law where I was accepted to attend their pioneering hybrid program so I could continue working full-time and gain experience in legal internships while simultaneously getting my law degree. I interned with the Boulder Police Department Legal Advisor during my first summer in law school and then did a year-long internship with the City of Boulder City Attorney’s Office where I gained courtroom experience. I received the Public Service Award from the Minnesota Justice Foundation for my volunteer pro bono work during my time in law school, and graduated with my Juris Doctor degree in 2023.

I am licensed to practice before the United States District Court for the District of Colorado and state courts in New Mexico, Utah, and Minnesota, and can represent clients in any USCIS proceeding.

In my free time, I spend time with my husband and three children.

Proud member of Colorado W.O.L.F. Women Owned Law Firms.

Von Deutschland in die U.S.A.? Kein Problem - Ich kann helfen.

Services

Immigrant & non-immigrant visas

There are many kinds of visas that we can help you obtain, including family and work/employer visas.

Student & Tourist Visas

A tourist visa will allow you to visit the United States when traveling from certain countries or when vacationing for an extended time. Student visas allow you to study and attend university in the United States.

Applications for Asylum

If you've suffered or fear you may suffer persecution because of your race, religion, nationality, social group, political opinion, or other eligible criteria you may be able to seek asylum protection in the United States. We can help you determine if you are eligible, complete the necessary forms to tell your story, and represent you throughout the asylum process.

Green Cards & Status Changes

A Green Card is also known as a permanent resident card, which allows you live and work in the United States as a permanent resident. There are many routes to eligibility for a green card, and we are here to help you through this process.

Citizenship Applications

Those who have lived in the United States as a permanent resident for a certain period of time may be able to apply to become a naturalized U.S. citizen. Having navigated this process personally, Ringer Immigration Law is here to help with your naturalization application.

DACA Renewals

While new applications are not currently being processed by USCIS, we can assist those who already have DACA status in the renewal process.

Deportation Defense

If you have been detained or are facing deportation, we can represent you in court proceedings and help determine the best course of action.

Many More

We perform many more services. If you do not see specific services listed here, please contact us to see if we can help with the services you need.

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Hours:

Monday - Wednesday from 9am - 5pm
Thursday by appointment only

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