Immigration Services

Full range of immigration services: EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, E-2 investor visa, H-1B, O-1, L-1, marriage green cards, citizenship, and more.

U.S. Immigration Law Services in South Florida

Your journey to the United States is one of life's most significant undertakings. At Fitenko Law, we build the case strategy, prepare the filing, and tell you plainly where the risks are. We are your dedicated partner in building a new life or business in Florida.

No two immigration cases are alike. Our services are tailored to meet the specific needs of our clients looking to make South Florida their home.

Investors and Entrepreneurs

We assist international investors seeking to establish or purchase a business in the U.S. through visas like the E-2 and EB-5, providing a legal framework for your financial ambitions.

Professionals and Talented Individuals

We help companies transfer key employees and guide individuals with extraordinary abilities through visa categories such as L-1, O-1, and H-1B.

Families and Individuals

We are committed to uniting families by navigating the process of family-based petitions, fiance(e) visas, and adjustments of status with compassion and diligence.

Investor & Business Visas

• E-2 Treaty Investor Visa — change of status and consular processing; strategy, structuring, and full case preparation
• E-1 Treaty Trader Visa — for substantial trade between the U.S. and a treaty country

Employment-Based Immigration

• EB-1A — extraordinary ability: for top professionals, entrepreneurs, and artists
• EB-2 NIW — National Interest Waiver: self-petition green card without employer sponsorship
• EB-2 / EB-3 PERM — employment-based green card through employer sponsorship
• O-1 — for individuals with extraordinary ability in their field
• L-1 — intracompany transfer or opening a U.S. branch office
• H-1B — specialty occupation professionals

Family-Based Immigration

• Marriage-based green card — I-130 / I-485 petitions for spouses
• Family petitions for spouses, parents, and children
• Adjustment of status within the U.S.
• Consular processing — NVC and embassy processing for overseas applicants
• Affidavit of Support (I-864) documentation

U.S. Citizenship & Naturalization

• N-400 application preparation
• Citizenship eligibility analysis
• Interview preparation

Nonimmigrant & Status Services

• Change of status within the United States
• Extensions of stay — B-1/B-2 and other categories
• Travel and reentry strategy for visa holders
• Advance parole for pending adjustment cases

USCIS Support & Case Strategy

USCIS processes only — no court proceedings.

• Case strategy and filing plans
• RFE and NOID responses
• FOIA requests for immigration records
• Case status and compliance review

Consultation & Strategy

• Eligibility analysis — multiple visa options evaluated for your situation
• Strategic immigration planning — a long-term roadmap tailored to your goals
• Second opinion — expert review of pending cases

Take the Next Step in Your Case

Your American dream deserves expert legal support. Contact Fitenko Law today to schedule a confidential consultation. The initial consultation is a paid strategy session: $200 for 30 minutes, credited toward your legal fee if you retain the firm.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which service do I need if I have received an RFE or a NOID?

That is USCIS case strategy. A request for evidence asks for what is missing, with a deadline printed on the notice; a notice of intent to deny states grounds on which the officer already intends to refuse and usually allows 30 days. Both are answered with documents rather than argument alone, and neither deadline can be extended.

What if I do not know which category applies to me?

That is what a consultation is for, and the visa finder on this site is a starting point rather than advice. Which categories are actually open depends on facts a form does not ask about: your nationality, your immigration history, how you last entered the country, and where you want to be in five years rather than next year.

How are legal fees structured?

Most immigration matters are handled on a flat fee agreed in writing before any work begins, so the total is known upfront. Attorney fees are separate from the government filing fees paid to USCIS or the State Department, and both are itemised. Hourly billing is reserved for matters where the scope is genuinely unpredictable.

How do I start?

Book a consultation — $200 for 30 minutes, credited toward your legal fee if you retain the firm — by calling (305) 315-3425 or writing to fitenkolaw@gmail.com. Bring your immigration history, every USCIS notice you have received, and your passport and entry records.