About New York
Immigration Center
New York Immigration Center is committed to providing expert legal representation for individuals, families, professionals, and businesses navigating the U.S. immigration system. Led by Nadezhda “Nadia” Liberg, a skilled immigration and personal injury attorney, we strive to make the complex immigration process as smooth as possible. Whether you are seeking a visa, green card, or citizenship, or if you need assistance with employment-based immigration, our team is here to guide you through every step.
Asylum Representation on Long Island Protecting Your Right to Safety and Freedom
At New York Immigration Center, we provide compassionate representation to individuals fleeing persecution in their home countries. If you are afraid to return to your country due to violence, political beliefs, religion, gender, or other protected grounds, you may be eligible to apply for asylum in the United States.
Immediate Relative Visas: These visas are available for close family members, such as spouses, parents, and unmarried children under 21. There are no annual limits on these visas.
Family Preference Visas: These are for more distant relatives, including siblings and married children, and are subject to annual limits.
Our team ensures that your application meets all legal requirements, minimizing delays and maximizing success.
Who Qualifies for Asylum?
You may apply for asylum if you have been persecuted or have a well-founded fear of persecution in your home country because of:
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Your race or ethnicity
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Religion
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Nationality
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Political opinion
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Membership in a particular social group (including gender-based or LGBTQ+ claims)
We understand how difficult it is to recount traumatic experiences. Our legal team will guide you through the process with sensitivity, confidentiality, and care.
The Asylum Process
Whether you are filing an affirmative asylum application with USCIS or defending yourself in immigration court, our experienced attorneys will:
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Help you prepare a strong personal statement
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Gather supporting evidence, including country condition reports
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Prepare you for interviews or hearings
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Represent you in front of asylum officers or immigration judges
At New York Immigration Center, we also assist individuals applying for withholding of removal and protection under the Convention Against Torture (CAT).
- For countries not part of the Hague Convention, parents must follow the orphan adoption process.
- USCIS requires the completion of forms I-600A and I-600.
- This process involves different documentation and approval procedures based on the child’s country of origin.
- U.S. green card holders adopting a child from their native country may need to complete an I-130 Family-Based Petition.
- The adoptive parent must have resided in the child’s country for at least two years.
Our legal team ensures that families understand the adoption process, meet all eligibility requirements, and submit the necessary documentation for international adoption in New York City.
- Dean’s Merit Scholarship Recipient – St. John’s University School of Law
- LL.M. Graduate Scholarship Recipient – St. John’s University School of Law
- New York International Law Review – LL.M. Student Staff Writer
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You do not have to face this process alone. Contact New York Immigration Center today to schedule a confidential consultation with an immigration attorney. We’re here to fight for your safety and your right to remain in the United States.
New York Immigration Center
Located in Patchogue, Long Island
Call us at (631) 565-7003
Entrepreneurs investing between $800,000 and $1.05 million in a U.S. business that creates at least 10 jobs may qualify for an EB-5 investor green card. Our legal team helps investors navigate the application process and meet USCIS requirements.
Religious professionals, such as ministers and full-time religious workers, may apply for a Special Immigrant Religious Worker Visa (EB-4). We assist religious organizations and applicants in meeting all USCIS criteria.
P visas allow internationally recognized athletes, entertainers, and performers to work legally in the United States. We provide support for:
- P-1 Visas for athletes and teams with international recognition.
- P-2 Visas for performers in government-recognized exchange programs.
- P-3 Visas for culturally unique entertainers contributing to U.S. cultural heritage.
At New York Immigration Center, we are committed to helping families complete the adoption process smoothly and legally. If you are considering international adoption in New York City or need assistance with green cards, investor visas, or professional immigration, contact us today for guidance and representation.