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Law Offices of Osas Iyamu, LLC

Immigration Law Terms of Use & Privacy Policy

Terms of Use and Privacy Policy

WELCOME TO THE LAW OFFICES OF OSAS IYAMU, LLC.

We are an experienced immigration law firm in Ocala, Florida, committed to providing personalized legal services. Whether you need an immigration attorney in Florida or Ocala, we are here to help.

Thank you for visiting our website. The following terms and conditions outline how we use the information provided on this immigration website, our social media channels, and our privacy practices regarding your personal information. By engaging with our site or services, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this policy.

GENERAL USAGE OF INFORMATION

The information provided on this website is intended as general information to guide you in understanding legal matters related to immigration. For specific immigration legal advice and consultation with an experienced attorney, please contact us directly.

The information provided on this website is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Each immigration case is unique, and we recommend consulting an experienced immigration attorney for your specific situation.

Feel free to contact us for assistance with your immigration case through social media, email, text messages, and phone calls. Whether you need to contact an immigration lawyer or get immigration help, we can provide support. However, please note that contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. Only send confidential information after establishing an attorney-client relationship.

PRIVACY POLICY FOR IMMIGRATION LAW SERVICES

Collection of Personal Information for Immigration Purposes

We may collect personal information in various ways, including:

  • Information You Provide: When you engage with our firm, you may need to provide personal information such as your name, contact details, identification documents, immigration status, employment information, financial information, and other relevant details.
  • Communication: We collect personal information when you communicate with us through email, text messages, phone calls, or in-person meetings.
  • Website and Technology: When visiting our website and social media channels,  we may collect information through cookies, log files, and similar technologies, including your IP address, browser type, device information, and browsing patterns.

Use of Personal Information

We use your personal information for the following purposes:

  • Providing Legal Services: To evaluate your case, prepare legal documents, represent you before immigration authorities, and communicate with you.
  • Communication: To respond to inquiries and provide updates related to your legal matters.
  • Legal Obligations: To comply with applicable laws, regulations, or court orders.
  • Improving Our Services: To analyze data, understand trends, and enhance the user experience.

Disclosure of Personal Information

Your personal information may be shared with:

  • Third-Party Service Providers: They assist us in delivering our services. They are also obligated to maintain the confidentiality and security of your information.
  • Legal Authorities: Under applicable laws or in response to legitimate legal requests.
  • Business Transfers: In the event of a merger, acquisition, or sale of our firm or its assets.

Data Security

We implement security measures to protect your personal information from unauthorized access, loss, or alteration. However, no method of transmission over the Internet or electronic storage is 100% secure, and we cannot guarantee absolute security.

Retention of Personal Information

We retain your personal information for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes outlined in this policy or as required by law. Once no longer needed, we securely dispose of your information.

Your Rights and Choices

  • Access: You can request access to the personal information we hold about you and request corrections or updates.
  • Withdraw Consent: You may withdraw your consent to the collection, use, or disclosure of your information, except where legally required.
  • Marketing Communications: You can opt out of marketing communications by following the instructions provided in the communication.

Third-Party Links

Our website may contain links to third-party websites. We recommend reviewing their privacy policies before providing personal information, as our policy does not apply to them.

COMMENTS AND ENGAGEMENT

We encourage you to leave comments on our immigration blog and social media channels to share your thoughts or ask questions about immigration topics. Please ensure that comments are respectful and on-topic.

Users and commenters are expected to stay on topic and maintain respectful conduct. Comments that are obscene, abusive, defamatory, or otherwise objectionable may be deleted. Those who post such content may face legal liabilities. Comments are subject to approval by the Firm before publication, and commenters should avoid sharing information they do not wish to be publicly available.

LICENSE

Permission is granted to temporarily download a copy of the information on this website. This permission is for personal, non-commercial use only. This license is not a transfer of title, and you may not:

  • Modify or copy the materials.
  • Use the materials for commercial purposes or public display.
  • Misappropriate any information on this website.
  • Remove copyright notations or mirror the materials on another server.

This license will terminate if you violate any restrictions, and upon termination, you must destroy any downloaded materials.

DISCLAIMER – IMMIGRATION LEGAL DISCLAIMER

The information on this website is not intended as legal advice. The same applies to our social media channels. The Firm disclaims liability for actions taken based on the contents of this website. The Firm strives to keep content current but does not guarantee its accuracy, completeness, or timeliness.

Through this website, you may link to external sites not controlled by the Firm. We are not responsible for the content of these third-party sites and do not necessarily endorse their views.

CLAIMS

The laws of the State of Florida will govern any claim relating to the Firm’s website content.

CONTACT US – OCALA IMMIGRATION LAWYER CONTACT INFORMATION

If you have questions or concerns regarding this policy or the handling of your personal information, please contact us at:

Law Offices of Osas Iyamu, LLC
P.O. Box 772044, Ocala, FL 34477
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  • 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
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  • Joint Sponsor
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  • 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
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        • 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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