Yunus Law of Levittown

Yunus Law of Levittown is a specialized immigration law firm serving clients throughout Long Island, New York, with a primary office in Melville. The firm focuses on family-based immigration, employment-based immigration, removal defense, naturalization and citizenship, and business immigration, offering comprehensive legal support for green card applications, visa petitions, deportation defense, and N-400 naturalization filings. Led by Principal Attorney Ms. Yunus, who specializes exclusively in U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law, the firm represents clients across the United States and internationally, including those in Pakistan, Ghana, and Texas. With a 4.60 rating from 174 reviews, Yunus Law is recognized for its client-focused approach, ethical practice, and success in complex cases involving hardship waivers, criminal inadmissibility, and humanitarian parole.

The firm emphasizes a collaborative, transparent partnership with clients, grounded in honesty, commitment, and excellence. It provides full-service representation in I-130 petitions for spouses, parents, and children, as well as E-2, H-1B, L-1, and EB-1A visas, and handles cases involving the Child Status Protection Act, VAWA, and denials of naturalization applications. The team is experienced in navigating federal tax issues, child support concerns, and other factors affecting good moral character, and offers personalized guidance through every stage of the immigration process, including preparation for interviews and appeals.

Located at 150 Broadhollow Road, Suite 350 in Melville, the firm is situated in a commercial corridor on Long Island, serving a diverse client base across the region. Its strong reputation is built on a proven track record and a large volume of satisfied clients, reflecting consistent service quality and successful outcomes in immigration matters. Yunus Law stands as a trusted legal resource for individuals and families striving to reunite, build careers, or achieve U.S. citizenship.

Services:

• Employment-Based Immigration
• Family-Based Immigration
• Federal Litigation
• Naturalization and Citizenship Services
• Removal Defense