Find a naturalization or citizenship attorney in Essex County, Massachusetts practicing immigration law. To be eligible for naturalization, the applicant must hold lawful permanent resident status or Green Card status for at least five years (or three years for the spouses of U.S. citizens.) Other requirements include physical presence in the United States, good moral character, basic English language skills, and knowledge of United States history and government. Many immigration attorneys are former INS attorneys. Contact an attorney for citizenship or naturalization in Essex County, Massachusetts to discuss the immigration attorney’s fees, experience and training.
AILA promotes justice, advocates for fair and reasonable immigration law and policy, advances the quality of immigration and nationality law and practices to enhance the professional development of its members.
Lawyer Referral Service in Essex County, MA - The Essex County Bar Association (ECBA) sponsors a Lawyer Referral Service (LRS) from its offices in Salem, MA. The attorney referral service is opened from Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. To receive a referral to a local attorney screened for his or her experience in the needed area of the law, you can call the service. After you receive the referral, you can call the attorney to schedule a 30 minute phone or office consultation to discuss the case and the attorney fees needed for additional services.