Franklin immigration lawyer
Our office is in Franklin, on Aspen Grove Drive. If you want to hand someone a folder of documents and talk it through in person, this is where that happens.
The local firm, actually local
Plenty of firms list a Franklin address and work out of another city. Ours is the office: consultations, document review, and notary appointments happen here. That matters mostly for the cases where paperwork is the whole problem, and someone needs to look at the original documents rather than a photograph of them.
What is nearby, and what is not
Franklin has no USCIS office and no immigration court. Interviews for Williamson County applicants are scheduled at the USCIS field office in Nashville, about half an hour north, with biometrics at the support center on Donelson Pike. Removal proceedings go to the immigration court in Memphis. Knowing that before you file changes how you plan time off work.
Employers in Williamson County
A steady share of the work here is employment-based: a company that needs an H-1B, an L-1 transfer for someone joining from an overseas office, a TN for a Canadian or Mexican professional, a green card process for an employee already on staff. Those cases run on the employer's calendar as much as the employee's, and both sides need to know what the timeline actually looks like before an offer letter goes out.
Booking a time
Consultations are thirty minutes with a licensed attorney, by video, phone, or in the office. You can pick a time online and see the calendar as it stands. Bring whatever paperwork you have, including the parts you think are bad.
Common questions
Is there a USCIS office in Franklin?
No. The nearest field office is in Nashville, roughly thirty minutes from Franklin, and biometrics are taken at the support center on Donelson Pike.
Can I bring my documents in person?
Yes. In-office consultations are available at the Franklin office, and for some cases seeing the original documents saves a round of questions later.
Do you help Williamson County employers?
Yes. Work visa and employment-based green card cases are a regular part of the practice, for both the company and the employee.
General information, not legal advice for your case. Office locations and court assignments change; the notice you received from USCIS or the immigration court is the authority on where to be and when.
What we handle for clients in Franklin
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