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Law Offices of Osas Iyamu, LLC

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Discuss your U.S. immigration questions with Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu at the Law Offices of Osas Iyamu, LLC. Meet with us at our office in Ocala, Florida, or arrange a virtual consultation.

Whether you are considering an immigration application, have questions about a pending case, or received a notice requiring attention, a consultation can help you understand potential options and the issues that need further review.

Consultation fees

  • In-office consultation in Ocala: $150
  • Virtual consultation: $100

Consultations generally last 30 minutes, unless a longer appointment is selected. Consultation fees are nonrefundable.

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What we can discuss

Your consultation focuses on your circumstances and immigration goals. Depending on the matter, we can:

  • Review your immigration history and the questions you want answered.
  • Discuss potential immigration options and relevant eligibility concerns.
  • Explain the significance of immigration notices, prior applications, or approaching deadlines.
  • Identify documents, evidence, or additional legal review needed to evaluate the next steps.

Our practice includes family-based immigration, green cards, citizenship and naturalization, employment-based immigration, visas, waivers, and other federal immigration matters.

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Prepare for your consultation

Making relevant information available helps us use your appointment time effectively.

  1. Complete the consultation questionnaire and required payment. Follow the instructions provided when arranging your appointment.
  2. Prepare a brief timeline. Include important entry dates, immigration applications, decisions, and other events relevant to your questions.
  3. Gather relevant documents. These may include your passport, Form I-94, immigration notices, prior applications, or court records. Follow the office’s instructions for submitting documents.
  4. List your main questions. Identify the concerns you most want addressed during the appointment.

If you have a filing deadline, interview, hearing, or response deadline, tell the office when requesting your consultation.

Meet Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu

Attorney Osas Iyamu has focused on U.S. immigration law since 2007. As an immigrant herself, she understands the practical concerns that immigration decisions can create for individuals and families.

Based in Ocala, Florida, our office assists clients with federal immigration matters across the United States and internationally.

Learn more about Attorney Osas Iyamu.

What happens after the consultation?

The consultation provides an initial assessment based on the information available. Some matters require additional documents, legal research, or a more extensive review before specific recommendations can be made.

If our office can assist with further legal services, we will explain the proposed scope of work and attorney fees. Preparing or filing applications and providing ongoing representation require a separate written agreement.

Contact our immigration law office

For help arranging your appointment:

Toll-free: 1-800-974-6480
Local office / WhatsApp: 352-237-2403

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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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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