Oakland Park Immigration Lawyer — Fitenko Law

Bilingual EN/RU immigration lawyer for Oakland Park, FL — home of the Broward USCIS field office. Naturalization, restaurant E-2, family green cards. (305) 315-3425.

Your Immigration Lawyer in Oakland Park

Oakland Park is a diverse, fast-changing city in central Broward County, home to a growing Culinary Arts District — and to the Oakland Park USCIS Field Office that serves all of Broward. At Fitenko Law PLLC, Attorney Ekaterina Fitenko, Esq. brings bilingual (English & Russian) immigration counsel to Oakland Park, as part of our South Florida and statewide Florida practice.

Where We Serve in Oakland Park

Our Oakland Park clients span the Broward County neighborhoods covered by ZIP codes 33304, 33334, and 33309.

What Oakland Park Means for Your Visa Options

With the Broward USCIS field office right here and a booming restaurant scene, Oakland Park's work centers on naturalization and interviews close to home, E-2 for the district's many food and small-business owners, and family-based green cards.

Naturalization Close to Home

With the Broward field office in Oakland Park, we prepare your N-400 and ready you for the civics test and interview held nearby.

E-2 for Restaurants & Family Green Cards

Opening a Culinary District restaurant or shop? An E-2 investor visa may apply; we also file family green cards.

USCIS Jurisdiction for Oakland Park

The Oakland Park Field Office serves Oakland Park and the rest of Broward County. We confirm the right jurisdiction for your address and tailor each filing to it. We bring experienced immigration counsel to you by video, wherever you are.

Serving the Oakland Park Community

Oakland Park is a vibrant mix of Caribbean, Latin American, and LGBTQ communities. Russian-speaking clients are served fully in their native language.

Oakland Park Immigration FAQ

Is the USCIS office for my interview really in Oakland Park?

Yes. The USCIS field office serving Broward County is located in Oakland Park, so many local interviews and oath ceremonies happen close to home. We prepare you fully for it.

How soon can I apply for citizenship?

Generally after five years as a permanent resident, or three if married to and living with a U.S. citizen, if you meet the residence and good-moral-character rules. We confirm your eligibility date.

Which USCIS office serves Oakland Park?

Broward County cases, including Oakland Park, are served by the Oakland Park USCIS Field Office.

Nearby: Fort Lauderdale, Wilton Manors. Across South Florida.