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Dual Citizenship

Many U.S. citizens are the descendants of European, South American, Asian, or African immigrants. Few citizens, however, realize they may be eligible for citizenship to their parent’s or grandparent’s homeland.

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Temporary Visas

Individuals who wish to only temporarily visit the United States may apply for a temporary, or non-immigrant visa. These visas are for travel, tourism, business, or educational purposes and do not lead to permanent residence.

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Family Immigration

Family based immigration is one of the two main methods to immigrate to the United States. Family based immigration requires a U.S. citizen or LPR to sponsor the immigrant. Only certain relationships such as spouse, parent, child, or sibling qualify for family based immigration.

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DREAM Act

In 2012, President Obama and his administration announced they would no longer actively deport young people who entered the U.S. as children and who meet certain criteria established by the DREAM Act.

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Citizenship

Becoming a citizen is the ultimate goal of most individuals who permanently immigrate to the United States. Naturalization grants an individual all the rights of any U.S. citizen including the right to vote, run for office, and all the protections of the U.S. Constitution.

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Welcome

Montano Law Office LLC is a Milwaukee-based business established for the purpose of granting individuals and small businesses access to the legal system. We handle family based immigration needs including, DREAM Act cases, naturalization, waivers, immediate relative adjustment of status, family preference category sponsorships, and temporary visas. Attorney Victoria Montano strives to provide quality, compassionate, and effective legal representation at a fair price.

Montano Law Office believes every person should have access to the justice system, no matter their social status or income. Our initial consultations are always free and our rates are reasonable. If you think you may need legal advice or the assistance of a lawyer in any matter, contact us online or call 1 (414) 459-1529 today.

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Dual Citizenship

Many U.S. citizens are the descendants of European, South American, Asian, or African immigrants. Few citizens, however, realize they may be eligible for citizenship to their parent’s or grandparent’s homeland. If your parents or grandparents immigrated to the United States, you may be eligible for dual citizenship and a foreign passport.
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Temporary Visas

Individuals who wish to only temporarily visit the United States may apply for a temporary, or non-immigrant visa. These visas are for travel, tourism, business, or educational purposes and do not lead to permanent residence.
Read More

Family Immigration

Family based immigration is one of the two main methods to immigrate to the United States. Family based immigration requires a U.S. citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) to sponsor the non-U.S. citizen immigrant. Only certain relationships such as spouse, parent, child, or sibling qualify for family based immigration.
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DREAM Act

In 2001, the DREAM Act was first introduced but due to congressional disagreement, the bill has yet to become United States law. In spite of congressional inaction, President Obama and his administration announced they would no longer actively deport young people who entered the U.S. as children and who meet certain criteria established by the DREAM Act.
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Citizenship

Becoming a citizen is the ultimate goal of most individuals who permanently immigrate to the United States. For most people, citizenship is attained through obtaining a green card and eventually naturalizing. Naturalization gives an individual all the rights and responsibilities of a U.S. citizen including the right to vote, run for office, and all the protections of the U.S. Constitution.
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News

  • 2013: The Summer of Immigration Reform
  • Immigration Options for Siblings of U.S. Citizens Threatened
  • The new stateside waiver leaves out a key group
2013 is the year of comprehensive immigration reform. This is the year immigration advocates hope will grant an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants some form of legal status and perhaps even a path to citizenship. In April, a group of eight U.S. Senators introduced a comprehensive immigration reform bill known as the Border Security, Economic [...] (more ...)
On April 16, a group of 8 Senators known as the “Gang of Eight,” introduced a comprehensive immigration reform bill known as the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act. This 844 page document significantly alters the current immigration landscape. One of the most alarming changes to current immigration law is the elimination of [...] (more ...)
If you had an immigrant visa interview scheduled prior to January 3rd, 2013, you are not eligible to apply for the new stateside provisional waiver. This rule has left many immigrant visa applicants stranded, separated from their family in the United States. This article is an interesting commentary on this unfortunate loophole. Click here to [...] (more ...)