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Law Offices of Suzanne Brown, P.C.
- Immigrating Spouses, Parents, Sons and Daughters, and Siblings
- Permanent Residence from a Job Offer or Labor Certification
- Professionals Working in the United States
- Transfer of Foreign Employees to the United States
- Deportation Defense
- Asylum and Waivers
Practice Areas
- Family Based Immigration
- I-130 Relative Visa Petitions
- Third and Fourth Consular Packets
- Adjustment of Status
- Consular Processing
- Removal of Conditions
- Fiancé Visas
- V and K Visas
- Self-Petitions for Battered Spouses & Children
- Employment Based Immigration
- Labor Certifications - Traditional
- Labor Certifications - Reduction in Recruitment
- I-140 Alien Worker Petitions
- National Interest Waivers
- Multi-National Executive Petitions
- Religious Worker Petitions
- H-1B, H-2B, L-1A, O, P, R Temporary Worker Petitions
- Visa Revalidation
- Adjustment of Status
- Consular Processing
- Naturalization
- N-400 Applications for Citizenship
- N-600/N-643 Applications for Certificates of Citizenship
- Asylum and Refugee Matters
- Asylum Applications
- Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and related applications
- I-730 Refugee Relative Petitions
- Reentry Permits
- Refugee Travel Documents
- Waivers
- J-1 Hardship Waivers
- Exclusionary Waivers
- Permission to Reenter after Deportation
- Deportation Defense
- Bond Hearings
- Master Calendar Hearings
- Individual Hearings
- Asylum & Withholding of Removal
- Cancellation of Removal
- Convention Against Torture Protection
- Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) Appeals
- Other
- Humanitarian Parole
- Employment Authorization
- Advance Parole
- Reentry Permits
- Appeals
- Change of Status
- Extension of Status
- Representation at Interviews
- Agency Intervention
Attorneys & Staff
- Suzanne Brown, Esq.
- Rachel Groneck, Esq.
- Monica Smith, Esq.
- Olga Tkhorjevskaia Oldani
- Daniel Juarez
- Norman Molina
- Ahed Ismail
Immigration Information
- Immigrating Spouses, Parents, Sons and Daughters, and Siblings
- Permanent Residence from a Job Offer or Labor Certification
- Professionals Working in the United States
- Transfer of Foreign Employees to the United States
- Deportation Defense
- Asylum and Waivers
New USCIS Issues
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The USCIS has begun enforcing laws and rules that were already on the books, but had not been strongly monitored before. Please be advised that until you become a United States citizen, you have a legal duty to inform the Immigration and Naturalization Service of any address change within 10 days of the change. Failure to do so is a crime, punishable by fine of up to $200, 30 days' incarceration, or both.
Contact Us / Location
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Law Offices of Suzanne Brown
9300 Olive Blvd., Saint Louis, MO 63132
Phone: (314)995-3932
Fax: (314)995-6992
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