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Ringer Immigration Law
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Immigration Attorney

Live or Stay in the USA

We use our in-depth knowledge to give you the best shot at staying in or immigrating to the United States.

If you’ve always wanted to live in a land of opportunity, contact us today to schedule a consultation. Where there’s a way, we will find it.

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About Diana

Diana Ringer

Diana Ringer, immigrated to the United States from Germany in 2006 and was later naturalized and became a US citizen. We know that the immigration process is confusing and intimidating because we've been there, too.

Diana is licensed to practice before US Citizenship and Immigration Services, US immigration courts, the Executive Office for Immigration Review, and the US District Courts for the District of Colorado and can represent clients in immigration applications and proceedings nationwide. Diana is also licensed to practice law in the states of Utah, New Mexico, and Minnesota.

Diana lives in beautiful northern Colorado with her husband and their three children and enjoys traveling around Germany and the American West.

Ringer Immigration Law is a proud member of the Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce as well as Colorado W.O.L.F. - Women Owned Law Firms

How It Works

Consultation

Consultation

We meet, in-person at our office or virtually from anywhere in the world, to discuss your immigration goals and concerns.

Fee Agreement

Fee Agreement

You sign an agreement for Ringer Immigration Law to represent you and pay a flat fee or retainer, depending on the services you need.

We Get to Work

We Get to Work

We develop a plan, then get to work on your case, reviewing documents, drafting applications, investigating, researching, or whatever else your situation may call for.

FAQ's

Can't I just do this work myself?

Each year the U.S. government denies over half a million immigration applications because applicants file the wrong forms, omit documentation, pay incorrect fees, or make other avoidable mistakes. Don't risk denial, longer processing, loss of fees, emergency refilings, loss of status, or even deportation.

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.

What We Give You

Worry-Free Case Management

We keep track of the details so you don't have to.

Customized Action Plan Aligned With Your Goals

We'll work together to identify the right path for you and develop a plan to get you the best outcome.

Interview / Testimony Preparation

If your application or proceeding involves an interview or testimony, we will prepare you with real-world questions.

Attorney-Level Document Review Before Filing

A licensed attorney personally reviews every document and filing before they are submitted.

Services

Immigrant & non-immigrant visas

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

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Additional Services

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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Find The Office

Contact

Call us, stop by our office, or fill out the contact form today to schedule a consultation with one of our attorneys and put us to work getting you results in your immigration application or proceeding. Messages received after hours will be returned during business hours or sooner. For our clients in Europe, keep in mind that Colorado is behind Central European Time by eight hours.

Hours:

  • Monday - 8:30am to 4:30pm
  • Tuesday - 8:30am to 4:30pm
  • Wednesday - 8:30am to 4:30pm
  • Thursday - 8:30am to 4:30pm