Osarumwense Iyamu

Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu is Licensed in Nigeria & New York State. She is authorized to Practice New York State Laws & U.S Federal Laws.

She is an Immigrant whose Law Firm is dedicated 100% to the practice of Federal Immigration Law.

"It takes an Immigrant to Understand the Immigration Needs of Another Immigrant".

Her Office is located in Ocala Florida. She represent immigration clients locally in Ocala, surrounding areas such as Gainesville,Belleview,Silver Springs Shores, The Villages, Lady Lake, Dunnellon, Reddick, Summerfield, Weirsdale, Alachua, High Springs, Williston, Newberry, Hawthorn, Chiefland, Bronson, Morriston, Bushnell, Jacksonville, Tampa, Orlando, etc. She also represents Immigration Clients in all 50 states of the United States and worldwide at the U.S embassies & Consulate.

She is a member of :
American Immigration Lawyers Association;
New York State Bar Association;
Nigerian Bar Association;


Immigration Services include:
Green card.
U.S Citizenship/Naturalization.
K3/k1 Visa.
Work Visa.
Immigration application for Victims of domestic Violence-VAWA.
Immigration application for victims of a Crime- U Visa.
Deportation Defenses.
Waivers of Inadmissibility.
And Much More!

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New York

Since 2006

Immigration Attorney

Law Offices of Osas Iyamu, LLC

Current

Nigerian Law School

BL | LAW

2001 - 2002

University Of Benin.Nigeria

LL.B. | LAW

1994 - 1999

American Immigration Lawyers Association,

Member

2007 - Current

New York State Bar  # 4447223

Member

2006 - Current

Nigerian Bar Association

Member

2002 - Current

Q. NVC terminated immigrant visa registration. Still eligible for adjustment of status?

June 17, 2020

A: An approved I – 130 petition remains valid until used to obtain a permanent resident status or until revoked.

If my office can be of further assistance, contact us to schedule a consultation.

The above information does not constitute legal advice nor create an attorney-client relationship.

Good luck with your case.

Q. How will marrying an undocumented person affect my parents when filing for papers?

June 17, 2020

A: As a US citizen, you are allowed to sponsor your spouse and your parents [when you turned 21]. You will be required to execute an affidavit of support to show you have the required annual income to support your household size including the person you are filing papers for. If your income is insufficient, you have the option of including a joint sponsor.

However, if your income is insufficient for your household size and you do not have a joint sponsor or co-sponsor, the Green card application will not be approved. Getting married will increase your household size but if you have sufficient income, then it's not a problem. If my office can be of further assistance, feel free to contact us to schedule a consultation. Please note that the above content does not constitute legal advice nor create an attorney-client relationship. Good luck with your case. ... Read More

Q. Took my citizenship exam in March due to covid-19 I haven’t been able to do my oath ceremony I have a 17 year old

May 15, 2020

A: The age requirement for filing for US citizenship through naturalization is 18 years. Your daughter must be 18 years at the time she files the application with USCIS. Filing the application before she turns 18 will lead to a denial and a waste of time and money. That been said, if you are lucky to have your oath ceremony completed before September when she turns 18, she may acquire citizenship automatically through you by operation of law if she qualifies.

If my office can be of further assistance, feel free to contact us to schedule a consultation.

Please note: The content of this message does not constitute legal advice nor create an attorney-client relationship in the absence of a signed agreement with my office. Good luck with your case ... Read More