It is our pleasure to introduce you to our in-house attorney Marie Puertollano. From preparing clients for their citizenship and marriage interviews to successfully filing I-601A waivers and I-360 applications, Marie Puertollano Esq. is an attorney that wears many hats. Marie Puertollano specializes in processing various types of applications with USCIS…
It is our pleasure to introduce you to Associate Attorney Yingfei Zhou, Esq who joined our firm in 2012. Attorney Zhou is an active member of the California State Bar, the New York State Bar, and the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). She is fluent in Mandarin. Overview: Ms. Zhou…
Want to learn more about the Law Offices of Jacob Sapochnick? Please keep watching. Overview: The Law Offices of Jacob J. Sapochnick provides specialist expertise in all aspects of US immigration and nationality law and practice. Our track record of successful practice in this area is evidence of the high…
In this video, attorney Jacob J. Sapochnick Esq., discusses the requirements of naturalization and citizenship. For more information about the N-400 application for naturalization please click here. Overview: There are several reasons why you may want to become a U.S. Citizen. Whether it be to obtain a job or for…
In this episode, attorney Jacob J. Sapochnick, discusses one of our most frequently asked questions: I am a green card holder, when can I apply for citizenship? Click below to hear more. https://soundcloud.com/askanimmigrationlawyer/ep-40-how-many-years-after-obtaining-a-green-card-can-one-apply-for-citizenship The answer to this question is very important. If one is still married with the US citizen, one…
In this post, Attorney Jacob Sapochnick Esq, will explain the process of applying for citizenship and naturalization. Remember to Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram If you are considering applying for U.S. Citizenship, you must wonder where to start. In this video we will cover the steps involved in the process. General Steps:…
Every year some 900,000 people become U.S. citizens at naturalization ceremonies across the country. By taking the Oath of Allegiance new citizens pledge to be faithful to the Constitution and to serve their new country when needed. In exchange they will enjoy many of the benefits and privileges of being…