Do You Need to Hire an Attorney to File a Deferred Action Petition?

President Obama's executive order on deferred action is now a reality. Effective August 15, 2012, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) began accepting applications for deferred action and work permit requests from undocumented young immigrants.

Are you one of the undocumented young immigrants? If so, you are probably wondering if you should file a petition yourself or hire an attorney. You are probably thinking that attorneys are expensive and you are wondering how difficult could it be to file the petition without a lawyer.  But, before you make a decision consider what the stakes are if you make a mistake. Filing for deferred action is much more than answering a few easy questions on a form. The smallest error could be devastating. Read the article I posted on the website of Tucker & Ludin at http://www.tuckerludin.com/practice-areas/immigration/deferred-action-for-young-illegal-immigrants/

If you are interested in filing a deferred action petition, I encourage you to call the immigration attorneys at Tucker & Ludin at 727-572-5000 or e-mail me at Ludin@tuckerludin.com

Our offices are located in Clearwater Florida. However, we can assist you anywhere in the United States and would be pleased to arrange a consultation by telephone or skype if you cannot come by the office.

Announcement of Free Community Informational Forum on Deferred Action For Young Illegal Immigrants

On October 14, 2012 at 4 pm, the Clearwater, Florida law firm of Tucker & Ludin will hold a free forum, open to the public, on President Obama's executive order on deferred action for young illegal immigrants. Space is limited.

For details about the forum and deferred action, go to http://www.tuckerludin.com/practice-areas/immigration/deferred-action-for-young-illegal-immigrants/

Space is limited, so you must call 727-572-5000 and reserve a space if you wish to attend or else contact Tucker & Ludin through the website  www.tuckerludin.com