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Sun:	1:00 pm - 6:00 pm

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General Info: Immigrants First, PLLC specializes in immigration and naturalization law. We are passionate advocates for our client?s dreams of attaining family unity, safety, work, education, or travel in the United States through representation during all stages of the immigration process or removal defense proceedings.We strive to ensure that our immigration solutions are effective, timely, cost-effective, and client-centered through our commitment to legal excellence and holistic client service. Allow us to help you achieve your American dream
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Services/Products: Licensing Law, Wills, International Law, Business Law, Collaborative Law, Immigration & Citizenship, Name Changes, Trusts, Domestic Partnerships, Immigration Law, Appearance Bonds.
Payment method: check, visa, mastercard, money order, travelers checks
Neighborhood: Downtown Manassas
Languages: English, Spanish
Accreditation: AILA, DC, MA, CT, WA, England and Wales Bar Associations
AKA: Immigrants First
Other Link: http://www.immigrantsfirst.com
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Categories: Passport Photo & Visa Information & Services, Administrative & Governmental Law Attorneys, Attorneys, Discrimination & Civil Rights Law Attorneys, Immigration & Naturalization Consultants, Immigration Law Attorneys, Labor & Employment Law Attorneys

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Phone: (703) 335-2009

Address: 9119 Church St, Manassas, VA 20110

Website: http://www.immigrantsfirst.com

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DUI/DWI
Bond win for Respondent with a DUI conviction and pending DUI, with multiple other criminal charges and convictions – Arlington Immigration Court
Sex Crimes
After graduating cum laude in 2011, she worked with the Victim/Witness Division of Ohio’s Montgomery County Prosecutor’s Office. In this role, she would travel to area hospitals to meet survivors of sexual assault to provide them with support and information during their forensic exams. She also volunteered with the Miami Valley’s Catholic Social Services’ Refugee Resettlement division.
Fraud
Misdemeanors
Assault
Murder
Restraining Order
CAUTION: Be aware that in certain jurisdictions where local police cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), such as Prince William County, VA and many other jurisdictions, taking action that involves law enforcement or the judicial system, including filing police complaints or getting restraining orders, may result in the abusive spouse or parent coming into the custody of ICE and/or their immigration status being jeopardized. Further, divorce can greatly impact the legal status of a person who has obtained or is in the process of obtaining lawful permanent residence through a USC or LPR spouse. And domestic violence, as well as violation of a protective order, is a removable offense. Speak to our firm in situations where a spouse or other family member is an immigrant and has any issues with domestic violence before taking legal action.
Kidnapping
Manslaughter
Prostitution
Extortion

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Ms. Shea grew up in Northwestern, PA, where her adopted father was a small-town lawyer. She spent much of her spare time in his law office and “absorbed” the law. When she was ten years old, in a debate with her father about a constitutional law issue, Ms. Shea knew she wanted to be a lawyer and work to preserve justice, freedom and equality for all persons; she later discovered that immigration law would “fit the bill” perfectly. After completing her undergraduate degree in the United States at Allegheny College, she married a Brit, moved to England and obtained a law degree from the University of Sheffield School of Law after which she worked as a corporate solicitor. One of the most valuable skills she took from her time in England was “how to think like a lawyer” through two years of jurisprudence, the philosophy of law, classes. Eventually, Ms. Shea wanted to return to the United States and she and her husband moved to Boston, MA, where she obtained her J.D. at Northeastern University School of Law and then worked in “big” corporate law.
Mergers and Acquisitions
Ms. Shea accomplished her B.A. undergraduate degree at Allegheny College in Meadville, PA; her LL.B. from the University of Sheffield School of Law in Sheffield, England; and her J.D. from Northeastern University School of Law in Boston, MA. She earned a certificate in nonprofit management from Georgetown University. Before becoming an immigration lawyer, Ms. Shea was an international corporate and intellectual property lawyer at top world-wide law firms in the United States and the United Kingdom, where she is a qualified solicitor and member of the Law Society of England and Wales. Her expertise was in intellectual property licensing, computer law, mergers and acquisitions, international joint ventures, and start-ups.
Intellectual Property

Employment Discrimination
In her legal career, Morsal seeks to obtain justice and equity for marginalized peoples. She has had experience in civil rights, employment discrimination, and disability law at federal agencies as well as a legal aid organization. During law school, Morsal was a member of the Journal of Law, Economics & Policy. She also volunteered at a name and gender marker change clinic for trans and nonbinary individuals.

Property Damage
Medical records, police reports, restraining orders — any evidence documenting abuse, including photographs of property damage and physical injury

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Citizenship and Naturalization
A person born in the United States is a United States citizen. Persons not born in the United States may still achieve citizenship if certain criteria are met. A person may be eligible for derivative citizenship through a family member. He or she may become a naturalized citizen if they have been a lawful permanent resident for a required time period.
Family Immigration
Adjustment of status is the process of becoming a permanent resident in the United States. Immigrant visa consular processing is the process of becoming a permanent resident after obtaining an immigrant visa from abroad to come to the United States. In order to determine which process to use, contact Immigrants First. Each process has its pros and cons and it is important to make the correct selection.
Green Cards
Removal Defense
Immigrants First, PLLC started in 2007 to defend the rights and dignity of immigrants and to create a pathway to legal status, safety and security. We are experts in what we do and have successfully represented hundreds of immigrants and their families in removal defense, asylum, adjustment of status, humanitarian and naturalization cases.

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