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Law Offices of Osas Iyamu, LLC

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Welcome to the Law Offices of Osas Iyamu, LLC

Welcome to the Law Offices of Osas Iyamu LLC, your trusted immigration law firm in Ocala, navigating U.S. immigration law. Led by Attorney Osarumwense (Osas) Iyamu, affectionately nicknamed ‘LawyerOsas‘ by friends, colleagues, and clients, our trusted and experienced immigration attorney in Ocala. Our firm is committed to providing personalized, effective legal services to achieve the best possible outcomes for your immigration needs. If you are looking for an immigration lawyer in Ocala, Florida, or beyond, we are here to help.

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Meet Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu

Attorney Osas Iyamu holds a law degree from Nigeria and is a licensed immigration attorney in New York and Nigeria. She is also a barrister and solicitor at law licensed in Nigeria to practice before the highest court of the land, the Supreme Court. Attorney Iyamu is a member of the Nigerian Bar Association, the New York State Bar Association, and the American Immigration Lawyers Association. As an immigration attorney, Osas serves not only as a gatekeeper for immigrants but as a defender and advocate of their rights and immigration needs. She helps reunite family members to achieve the American dream. She represents individuals, families, businesses, schools, and religious organizations in their immigration needs. This includes employment-based visas, student visas, family reunification visas, and business immigration solutions, as well as other specialized services.

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Relating Through Personal Experience

As an immigrant herself, Attorney Osas Iyamu can relate to her clients’ immigration issues and recommends immigration options and solutions within the boundaries of the law. “It takes an immigrant to understand the immigration needs of another immigrant.” She is passionate about advocating for hard-working immigrants who have contributed significantly to the economy and positively impacted communities throughout the United States. She understands firsthand the complexities and emotions involved in the immigration process. With an academic background, a personal journey, and over 17 years of experience, she focuses solely on U.S. immigration law. Since 2007, she has been exclusively dedicated to this area. She guides clients through every step of their immigration journey.

Whether you want to secure a visa, pursue lawful permanent residency, or become a U.S. citizen, Attorney Iyamu and her team are here to support you. No matter where you are located, distance is not a barrier to receiving high-quality immigration law services from our firm. We represent clients worldwide, including at U.S. embassies and consulates abroad, to help them achieve their immigration goals. We work with clients across the United States and internationally to help them achieve their immigration goals.

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Proven Track Record in Immigration Law

Attorney Iyamu has a proven track record of successfully assisting clients with various immigration matters. These include family-based immigration, green cards, and naturalization processes. She also handles EB-5 investor visas, K-1 fiancé visas, and other areas of immigration law. As an immigration lawyer in Florida with experience in various areas of immigration law, she is well-equipped to handle all your immigration needs. She has earned a reputation for providing honest, compassionate, and results-driven legal representation. Numerous client testimonials and successful case outcomes reflect her dedication and effectiveness. Our immigration team works diligently behind the scenes to ensure every client receives tailored solutions for their unique circumstances.

In addition to her legal practice, Attorney Iyamu is a passionate advocate for common-sense immigration policy. She envisions sensible, practical reforms that benefit individuals, families, businesses, and the nation as a whole. She is also an immigration law speaker, invited to share her insights on U.S. immigration law at various events. These include political events, as well as non-profit organizations and religious gatherings. Moreover, she is recognized as an expert speaker on U.S. immigration in Florida. In addition, her commitment to demystifying the immigration process and advocating for fair policies underscores her dedication to her clients and the broader community.

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Your Partner In The Immigrations Journey

When you choose our firm, you choose a partner who will stand by your side, offer empathy-based guidance, and work diligently to achieve your immigration goals. We pride ourselves on being not only legal representatives but also supportive resources in one of the most important journeys of your life. to her clients and the broader community. her clients and the broader community.

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We take pride in simplifying the complexities of U.S. immigration law, offering clear and practical guidance to help you achieve your immigration goals. If you’re applying for a K-1 fiancé visa, seeking an immigrant visa, pursuing U.S. citizenship, or managing immigration matters at U.S. embassies and consulates, our goal is to provide you with the confidence and support you need to succeed in your immigration journey. Let us be your trusted partner, offering the expertise you need to succeed.

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Schedule a consultation with an experienced Ocala immigration lawyer today to learn more about how we can assist you. Contact our immigration law office now to take the first step toward achieving your immigration goals. Let us help make your American dream a reality.
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  • 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
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  • Widows of U.S. Citizens
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  • F3: Married Children of U.S. Citizens
  • F4: Siblings of U.S. Citizens (Sponsor must be 21 or older)
  • Adoption-Based Immigration
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  • Hague Convention Adoption Process
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  • Family-Based Immigration for Adopted Children
  • Visa Petitions
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  • Immigration Petition for a Parent
  • Immigration Petition for Sibling
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  • Religious Workers
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  • Direct Investment
  • Regional Centers: Investing in Government-approved projects
  • Permanent Labor Certification
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  • Acquisition of Citizenship
  • Naturalization
  • Denaturalization
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  • Dual Citizenship
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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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