Last reviewed September 16, 2026. M.C. Law Group assists White Plains and Westchester-area clients with family immigration, citizenship, removal defense, waivers, asylum, and selected employment or investor matters. Immigration law is federal, so the correct filing office, interview location, or immigration court depends on the individual case and current agency procedures.
Location disclosure: White Plains meetings may be available only by advance appointment at 777 Westchester Avenue, Suite 101, White Plains, New York 10604. This is not a continuously staffed walk-in or mailing office. The firm’s primary staffed and mailing office is at 2 Post Road, Fairfield, Connecticut 06824. Confirm the meeting location before traveling and send all mail to Fairfield unless the firm gives different written instructions.
Immigration Matters We Evaluate for White Plains Clients
White Plains and Westchester clients may work with the firm on matters including:
- Family petitions, marriage-based cases, adjustment of status, and consular processing;
- Green Card and permanent-residence matters;
- Citizenship and naturalization;
- Immigration waivers and responses to admissibility concerns;
- Asylum and humanitarian protection;
- Removal proceedings, detention, motions, and appeals; and
- Employment, professional, and business immigration.
Not every remedy is available in every case. Eligibility can turn on immigration history, entries and departures, family relationships, criminal records, prior applications, court proceedings, and filing deadlines.
Family Immigration and Green Card Cases
Family matters may involve Form I-130 petitions, marriage-based adjustment of status, immigrant-visa processing abroad, fiancé visas, conditional residence, or family-preference categories. The correct route depends on the petitioner’s status, the beneficiary’s location and immigration history, visa availability, and possible grounds of inadmissibility.
Couples should expect the government to examine the legal validity and good-faith nature of a marriage. Consistent civil records, shared financial evidence, travel records, communications, and an accurate relationship history may be important. A prior petition, divorce, entry without inspection, overstay, arrest, or removal order should be reviewed before filing.
Removal Defense and Immigration Court Matters
A Notice to Appear, hearing notice, custody issue, or prior removal order requires prompt review. The available response may depend on the charges, procedural history, eligibility for relief, deadlines, and whether the person is detained. The location of a hearing should be confirmed from the official notice and current court information rather than assumed from a home address.
Bring every charging document, hearing notice, prior decision, application, and criminal-court record available. An initial conversation cannot promise that cancellation of removal, asylum, adjustment, a waiver, or another defense will be available.
Employment and Business Immigration
Westchester employers, professionals, and investors may request help with H-1B, L-1, O-1, E-1, E-2, PERM, or employment-based permanent residence. These matters can involve employer eligibility, job duties, degree requirements, wages, ownership, investment funds, corporate records, work locations, and the worker’s maintenance of status.
Business planning and immigration planning should be coordinated before an employee changes duties, worksite, employer, or ownership structure. A corporate transaction or remote-work arrangement can create immigration questions even when the employee’s title remains the same.
How White Plains Clients Can Meet With the Firm
Most preliminary communication can begin by telephone. If the firm determines that a detailed legal consultation would help, the consultation may be held by secure video, at the staffed Fairfield office, or at the White Plains appointment location after staff confirms availability.
The firm provides a free brief telephone evaluation to identify the type of issue and determine whether the matter is one the firm handles. A full attorney consultation is a paid, case-specific meeting, and the fee is explained before scheduling. A telephone evaluation does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Preparing for an Immigration Consultation
Depending on the matter, gather:
- Passports, visas, Forms I-94, employment authorization cards, and Green Cards;
- USCIS, State Department, CBP, ICE, or immigration-court notices;
- Copies of prior petitions, applications, supporting evidence, and decisions;
- Marriage, divorce, birth, adoption, and name-change records;
- Arrest records and certified criminal-court dispositions;
- Employment letters, educational records, business documents, and tax records when relevant; and
- A written timeline of entries, departures, filings, interviews, hearings, and important deadlines.
Tell the staff immediately about any hearing, response deadline, scheduled interview, expiration date, planned international travel, or person in immigration custody.
Speak With a White Plains Immigration Lawyer
Call 203-373-9080 or use the website contact form to request a brief telephone evaluation. Do not travel to the White Plains meeting location until the appointment and address have been confirmed.
This page provides general information and is not legal advice. Immigration rules and procedures depend on individual facts and may change. No result is guaranteed.
