
Overstayed visa. Prior removal. Criminal record. Denied petition. A previous attorney mistake.
We handle the family cases other firms turn away — and we tell you what your real options are,
before you spend a dollar.
Most people in complicated cases believe one of two things: "My marriage is real — that's what matters." Or: "That issue was years ago. It probably won't come up."
USCIS doesn't see it that way. They look at everything — every visa, every entry, every prior application, every court filing, every attorney filing made on your behalf, correctly or not.
And here's what makes complicated cases so dangerous: A denial doesn't just set you back.
It goes on your permanent record. It can trigger a bar. It makes your next attempt harder — sometimes far harder.
My name is Andrew Thomas. I'm an immigration attorney and founder of MigrateUSA. Before I was an attorney, I was on the other side of this.
I know what it feels like to be told no without explanation. To have your future in someone else's hands. To do everything right and still get rejected.
That experience changed how I practice law. I don't treat immigration cases as paperwork exercises. I treat them as situations where real families — real marriages — are at stake. Where one detail nobody looked for quietly destroys an application that should have been approved.
My practice is exclusively U.S. immigration law. I work with couples across all 50 states and internationally — specifically the high-risk, high-complexity cases where a standard approach isn't enough.
In cases like yours, what you don't prepare for is exactly what USCIS will find.
Most attorneys file first and deal with problems as they come up. We work the other way around.
Every entry, exit, visa, prior application, and court record — the full picture before a single document is submitted.
Including what you may not know is there. We find the details before the officer does.
Not based on assumptions — based on your actual record. No guesswork, no shortcuts.
Whether that's filing, responding to an RFE, preparing for an interview, or addressing a prior denial.
So you know exactly where you stand and why — before anything moves forward.
Waiting feels safe. In cases like yours, it usually isn't.
The couples hardest to help are not the ones with the most serious history.
They're the ones who waited until the options ran out.
We won't take a case we can't genuinely help with. Answer a few short questions — 60 seconds — so we can tell you if your case is a fit. If it is, you'll book directly from there.
No pressure. No guessing. Just clarity.
Confidential · 60 seconds · No obligation"Attorney Thomas demonstrated genuine passion for their work and a deep commitment to achieving the best possible outcome. Communication was always clear, timely, and transparent — I always felt informed and supported. Their honesty and integrity stood out most — they never overpromised, yet consistently overdelivered."
"Attorney Thomas fought tirelessly on my behalf, communicated clearly every step of the way, and genuinely cared about my outcome. His integrity and empathy are rare to find in this profession. If you're looking for an attorney who combines legal excellence with compassion, look no further. I can't thank you enough."
"I live abroad but wanted to relocate to the U.S. MigrateUSA handled my consultation over Google Meet, walked me through all possible visa routes, and eventually filed my EB-2 NIW petition remotely. The communication was flawless, even across time zones. Highly recommend for international clients."
If your case involves immigration history, a prior denial, or any legal complexity — simple strategies won't protect you.
