Our Practices Include:

The Hamil Scott Law Firm will prepare you for interviews with the immigration officers as well as represent you the day of the interview. This interview can be very intimidating and may last several hours, depending on the case. It is always advisable that you contact a reputable immigration attorney who can guide you through this process. Call our office in Coral Springs, FL to schedule an appointment. 

Removal is an action taken by the US Government when it has decided that a foreign national must leave the country. You may be placed in deportation for violating an immigration law or committing a criminal act.
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However, relief from removal is available: Political Asylum, Cancellation of Removal, and Waivers under the Immigration and Nationality Act.
Schedule an appointment with The Hamil Scott Law Firm today to understand your options and how you may proceed. Attorney Hamil Scott is a fierce immigration and criminal attorney prepared to fight for your rights at every stage during the removal proceedings and can provide you with a plan of action. 

If you are married to a US citizen or a lawful permanent resident, you can file for a green card. The Hamil Scott Law Firm will help you navigate through this process as the laws are always changing and can be very complex.

A lawful permanent resident (LPR) can become a naturalized citizen by following these requirements:
 

• Be legal permanent residents in the U.S.

• Have lawful permanent resident status for at least five years, unless they are married to a U.S. citizen, in which case they must have LPR status for three years

• Have resided in the United States for at least 50 percent of the time they have had LPR status

• Have lived in the state they are filing their petition in for at least three months prior to submitting their application

• Be able to speak, write and read English

• Possess knowledge and understanding of U.S. history and our government structure

• Display good moral character and attachment to the principles of the Us Constitution

• Be at least 18 years old when applying. If you are a minor, you may be eligible for automatic citizenship if they are under 18 at the time one of their parents becomes naturalized

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Schedule an appointment with our law firm today to guide you through your naturalization process. Attorney Hamil Scott has the skill and dedication necessary to see you through from inception to the ultimate resolution of your case.

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