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        • Religious Workers
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Law Offices of Osas Iyamu, LLC

Immigration Law
Is All We Do!

Immigration Attorney in Ocala, Florida

It takes an immigrant to understand the immigration needs of another immigrant. We work with clients all over the world. Distance is no barrier!

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Welcome

Welcome to the Law Offices of Osas Iyamu, LLC

Understanding your immigration options begins with understanding your circumstances. At the Law Offices of Osas Iyamu, LLC, we review your immigration history, identify potential concerns, and explain the options available to you.

Our Ocala, Florida, law office assists with family and employment-based immigration, green cards, U.S. citizenship, visas, and related federal immigration matters. Our services include legal advice, application and evidence preparation, and representation before the appropriate immigration agencies.

Whether you are starting an application, addressing a problem in a pending case, or responding to an immigration decision, we help you determine the appropriate next steps.

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Local, National, and International

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People make the difference

Meet Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu

Attorney Osarumwense “Osas” Iyamu has devoted her practice exclusively to U.S. federal immigration law since 2007. Originally from Nigeria and now a naturalized U.S. citizen, she understands the personal decisions, family concerns, and uncertainty that can accompany the immigration process.

Attorney Iyamu earned her law degree from the University of Benin, attended the Nigerian Law School, and was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2002. She is also admitted to the New York Bar. Her practice in Ocala, Florida, is limited to U.S. federal immigration law.

She combines her professional experience with a practical approach: listening to your concerns, examining the legal issues, and helping you make informed decisions about your case.

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Why Choose the Law Offices of
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A Practice Dedicated to Immigration Law

Immigration law is the focus of our practice. We assess how your immigration history, prior applications, and current circumstances may affect your options, giving careful attention to eligibility requirements and potential complications.

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Personalized Legal Advice and Representation

Your case receives attention to its particular facts and legal issues. Attorney Osas Iyamu helps develop a case strategy, identify supporting evidence, and address concerns throughout the work our office is retained to handle.

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Local, National, and International Representation

Meet with us in Ocala or consult by phone or video from elsewhere in the United States or abroad. Electronic document sharing and signing make it possible to work with our office remotely on your U.S. immigration matter.

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Understand Your Options. Plan Your Next Step.

We explain the legal issues, available options, and supporting evidence your matter may require, helping you make informed decisions before moving forward.

Our Services

Immigration Legal Services

Our office provides legal advice and representation across a range of U.S. immigration matters.

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Green Card

Family-Based Immigration

Employment-Based Immigration

U.S. Citizenship

Fiancé(e) and K Visas

Affidavit of Support

Temporary (Nonimmigrant) Visas

Waivers of Inadmissibility

Family and Marriage-Based Immigration

Representation for marriage and other family-based petitions, fiancé(e) visas, qualifying widow and widower cases, and affidavits of support. We help families understand the requirements and address issues affecting their applications.

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Green Cards and Permanent Residence

Legal assistance with adjustment of status in the United States, immigrant visa consular processing abroad, removal of conditions on permanent residence—including applicable waivers—and green card renewal or replacement.

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Naturalization and U.S. Citizenship

Assistance with naturalization eligibility, Form N-400 applications, interview preparation and representation, and Form N-336 requests for a hearing following a naturalization denial.

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Consular Reports of Birth Abroad and U.S. Passports

Legal assistance evaluating whether a child born outside the United States acquired U.S. citizenship through a parent, and preparing applications for a Consular Report of Birth Abroad and a U.S. passport with the necessary supporting evidence.

Discuss a CRBA or U.S. passport application

Employment and Investment-Based Immigration

Representation in employment and investment-related immigration matters.

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VAWA Petitions

Legal advice and representation for VAWA self-petitions, including eligibility assessment, preparation of supporting evidence, and representation before USCIS.

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Immigration Waivers

Legal assessment and representation for immigration waiver applications. We evaluate whether a waiver may be available in your circumstances, explain the applicable requirements, and prepare the application and supporting evidence.

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Temporary Visas, Changes of Status, and Extensions

Legal assistance with temporary visa matters and applications to change or extend nonimmigrant status in the United States. We review your circumstances and explain the requirements relevant to the request.

Discuss a visa, change of status, or extension

USCIS Notices, Denials, and Immigration File Reviews

Representation in responding to requests for evidence, notices of intent to deny, and notices of intent to revoke. We also review immigration records obtained through the Freedom of Information Act and assess available options following an adverse decision.

Discuss an immigration notice, denial, or file review

Removal-defense matters: Our office accepts only matters that do not require an in-person court appearance. Contact us to discuss whether your case falls within our current services.

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Breaking Barriers, Connecting Globally

How to Get Started

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Choose an office or virtual appointment to discuss your questions with Attorney Osas Iyamu. Our consultation page explains the available options and fees.

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Tell us about your goals, previous applications, and any notices or upcoming deadlines. Follow the office’s instructions for providing relevant documents.

Discuss Your Options and Next Steps
We explain potential options and identify any additional documents or legal review needed. If our office can assist further, we discuss the proposed services and attorney fees. Application preparation, filing, and ongoing representation require a separate written agreement.

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Testimonials

What Our Clients Say

  • Big thanks to the whole office. We went to her office stressed out and she had us feeling alot better about our situation. Everything worked out wonderfully.
    –Matt Stauch
  • I had the privilege of working with law offices of osas Iyamu and I cannot recommend their services highly enough. From the very first consultation, …
    –Tracy-ann Wilson
  • Osas was very helpful with my paperwork and process! Her professional attention brought me to the finish line! I highly recommend her service!
    –Sully Chan

Read about clients’ experiences working with Attorney Osas Iyamu and our office.

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News Updates

Immigration News and Updates

Explore developments in U.S. immigration law, policy, and procedure, with explanations of what they may mean for applicants, families, and businesses.

U.S. visa bonds of $10,000, $15,000, or $20,000 for Nigeria and 49 other countries, illustrated with a passport, visa, and Nigerian flag.

U.S. Visa Bonds: Nigeria and 49 Other Countries on the DOS List

Posted on October 6, 2026
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Medani v. Trump: Court Orders 10 More Days for Certain DV-2026 Consular Cases

Posted on October 5, 2026
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USCIS FY 2027 Fee Increases: What Changes October 16, 2026

Posted on October 1, 2026

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Immigration Case Summaries

Explore summaries of immigration decisions, the legal issues involved, and their practical significance.

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Discuss Your Immigration Matter With Attorney Osas Iyamu

Whether you are planning an application, have questions about a pending case, or have received an immigration notice, a consultation can help identify your options and the issues that need closer review.

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Local office / WhatsApp: 352-237-2403
Toll-free: 1-800-974-6480
Office: 6112 SW State Road 200, Ocala, FL 34476
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Office visits are by appointment.

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We’re here to help from start to finish. Contact us today!

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Services

  • Green Card
  • Family-Based Immigration
  • Employment Based Immigration
  • U.S Citizenship
  • K Visa
  • Affidavit of Support
  • Non-Immigrant Visa
  • Waivers of Inadmissibility
  • Green Card Overview
  • Green Cards Through Family or Employment
  • Adjustment of Status in the United States
  • Consular Processing for an Immigrant Visa
  • Adjustment of Status (for those within the U.S.)
  • Adjustment of Status Under INA § 245(a)
  • Adjustment Under INA § 245(i) for Grandfathered Applicants
  • INA § 245(k) Adjustment for Certain Employment-Based Applicants
  • Green Card for U Nonimmigrants Under INA § 245(m)
  • Humanitarian and Special Programs
  • Asylees and Refugees Green Card
  • Green Card under Cuban Adjustment Act
  • Green Card Through Registry Under INA § 249
  • Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) Status
  • Cancellation of Removal
  • Diversity Visa Lottery
  • Conditional Permanent Residence
  • Green Card Renewal
  • Green Card Holder Rights & Duties
  • Immediate Relatives of U.S. Citizens
  • Spouses, Parents, and Children
  • Widows of U.S. Citizens
  • Family Preference Categories
  • F1: Unmarried Adult Children of U.S. Citizens (21 or older)
  • F2A: Spouses and Children (under 21) of Lawful Permanent Residents
  • F2B: Unmarried Adult Children of Lawful Permanent Residents (21 or older)
  • F3: Married Children of U.S. Citizens
  • F4: Siblings of U.S. Citizens (Sponsor must be 21 or older)
  • Adoption-Based Immigration
  • Immigration Through International Adoption
  • Hague Convention Adoption Process
  • Non-Hague Orphan Adoption Process
  • Family-Based Immigration for Adopted Children
  • Visa Petitions
  • Visa Petition – Overview
  • Immigration Petition for Family
  • Immigration Petition for Spouse
  • Immigration Petition for Children
  • Immigration Petition for a Parent
  • Immigration Petition for Sibling
  • EB1: Priority Workers
  • Extraordinary Ability
  • Outstanding Professors/Researchers
  • Multinational Executives and Managers
  • EB2: Professionals with Advanced Degrees
  • Advanced Degrees or Exceptional Ability
  • National Interest Waiver (NIW): Self-petition
  • EB3: Skilled Workers, Professionals, and Other Workers
  • Skilled Workers: Jobs requiring at least 2 years of experience
  • Professionals: Jobs requiring at least a Bachelor’s Degree
  • Unskilled Workers: Jobs requiring less than 2 years of experience
  • EB4: Special Immigrants
  • Religious Workers
  • Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) Status
  • Other Special Immigrant Categories: Broadcasters, retired employees of international organizations, etc.
  • EB5: Immigrant Investors
  • Direct Investment
  • Regional Centers: Investing in Government-approved projects
  • Permanent Labor Certification
  • U.S. Citizenship – Overview
  • Acquisition of Citizenship
  • Naturalization
  • Denaturalization
  • Loss of U.S Citizenship
  • Dual Citizenship
  • K-1 Fiance(e) Visa
  • K-2 Non-Immigrant Visa
  • K-3/K-4 Nonimmigrant Visas
  • Affidavit of Support – Overview
  • Use of Co-Sponsor’s Income
  • Use Of Assets
  • Joint Sponsor
  • Substitute Sponsor
  • Legal Effect Of Affidavit Of Support
  • Commencement Of Affidavit Of Support Obligation
  • Enforcement Of Affidavit Of Support Obligation
  • Termination Of Affidavit Of Support Obligation
  • Withdrawal Of An Affidavit Of Support
  • Non-Immigrant Visa – Overview
  • Temporary Protected Status
  • F-1 Student Visa: Your Gateway to U.S. Education
  • Waivers of Inadmissibility
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    • Green Card
      • Green Card Overview
      • Green Cards Through Family or Employment
        • Adjustment of Status in the United States
        • Consular Processing for an Immigrant Visa
      • Adjustment of Status (for those within the U.S.)
        • Adjustment of Status Under INA § 245(a)
        • Adjustment Under INA § 245(i) for Grandfathered Applicants
        • INA § 245(k) Adjustment for Certain Employment-Based Applicants
        • Green Card for U Nonimmigrants Under INA § 245(m)
      • Humanitarian and Special Programs
        • Asylees and Refugees Green Card
        • Green Card under Cuban Adjustment Act
        • Green Card Through Registry Under INA § 249
        • Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) Status
      • Cancellation of Removal
      • Diversity Visa Lottery
      • Conditional Permanent Residence
      • Green Card Renewal
      • Green Card Holder Rights & Duties
    • Family-Based Immigration
      • Immediate Relatives of U.S. Citizens
        • Spouses, Parents, and Children
        • Widows of U.S. Citizens
      • Family Preference Categories
        • F1: Unmarried Adult Children of U.S. Citizens (21 or older)
        • F2A: Spouses and Children (under 21) of Lawful Permanent Residents
        • F2B: Unmarried Adult Children of Lawful Permanent Residents (21 or older)
        • F3: Married Children of U.S. Citizens
        • F4: Siblings of U.S. Citizens (Sponsor must be 21 or older)
      • Adoption-Based Immigration
        • Immigration Through International Adoption
        • Hague Convention Adoption Process
        • Non-Hague Orphan Adoption Process
        • Family-Based Immigration for Adopted Children
      • Visa Petitions
        • Visa Petition – Overview
        • Immigration Petition for Family
        • Immigration Petition for Spouse
        • Immigration Petition for Children
        • Immigration Petition for a Parent
        • Immigration Petition for Sibling
    • Employment-Based Immigration
      • EB1: Priority Workers
        • Extraordinary Ability
        • Outstanding Professors/Researchers
        • Multinational Executives and Managers
      • EB2: Professionals with Advanced Degrees
        • Advanced Degrees or Exceptional Ability
        • National Interest Waiver (NIW): Self-petition
      • EB3: Skilled Workers, Professionals, and Other Workers
        • Skilled Workers: Jobs requiring at least 2 years of experience
        • Professionals: Jobs requiring at least a Bachelor’s Degree
        • Unskilled Workers: Jobs requiring less than 2 years of experience
      • EB4: Special Immigrants
        • Religious Workers
        • Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) Status
        • Other Special Immigrant Categories: Broadcasters, retired employees of international organizations, etc.
      • EB5: Immigrant Investors
        • Direct Investment
        • Regional Centers: Investing in Government-approved projects
      • Permanent Labor Certification
    • U.S Citizenship
      • U.S. Citizenship – Overview
      • Acquisition of Citizenship
      • Naturalization
      • Denaturalization
      • Loss of U.S Citizenship
      • Dual Citizenship
    • K Visa
      • K-1 Fiancé(e) Visa
      • K-2 Non-Immigrant Visa
      • K-3 Spouse Visa and K-4 Visas for Children
    • Affidavit of Support
      • Affidavit of Support – Overview
      • Using a Household Member’s Income: Form I-864A
      • Using Assets for an Affidavit of Support
      • Joint Sponsor
      • Substitute Sponsor
      • Legal Effect Of Affidavit Of Support
      • Commencement Of Affidavit Of Support Obligation
      • Enforcement Of Affidavit Of Support Obligation
      • Termination Of Affidavit Of Support Obligation
      • Withdrawal Of An Affidavit Of Support
    • Non-Immigrant Visa
      • Non-Immigrant Visa – Overview
      • R-1 Religious Worker Visa
      • Temporary Protected Status
      • F-1 Student Visa: Your Gateway to U.S. Education
    • Waivers of Inadmissibility
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