New Orleans Immigration Lawyer 
We handle cases at immigration court in Oakdale and New Orleans,
Louisiana. We provide the best legal service for deportation cases and
help with asylum, withholding of removal, and cancellation of removal.
Please call for a free consultation. We have helped many clients in
front of both immigration courts. Recently, we won withholding of
removal for a lady from Rwanda as well as got a case terminated for a
client from Zambia.
The practice of immigration law is governed by set rules and procedures. In order to obtain the immigration status you desire, you must complete every step properly. A mistake could prevent you from obtaining a fiancé visa or U.S. citizenship. At the New Orleans offices of Sanjay K. Biswas, Attorney at Law, we are here to help guide you through the immigration process. At your side every step of the way, we will ensure your safe and proper passage.
Experienced Immigration Counsel
Contact Sanjay K. Biswas, Attorney at Law
As an immigrant himself, born in the United Kingdom and having immigrated from India, attorney Sanjay Biswas has been through the immigration process firsthand. He knows how difficult it can be and he knows how important it is to you and your family. That is why we provide you with the personal service you deserve throughout the process, from the beginning of your case to the end.
Providing empathetic and understanding immigration law counsel, attorney Biswas will make sure you have easy access to him. Our firm offers payment plans with no extra charges and no billable hours, so you can focus on your immigration concerns, not your legal bills.
Our Immigration Practice
We represent clients throughout Louisiana and across the United States with a wide range of immigration law concerns. We understand the rights and obligations set forth under U.S. immigration law, and we want to make sure you understand them as well:
- If you apply for a work visa and it does not get approved, you lose an opportunity to work in the U.S.
- You cannot be with or marry your fiance in the United States until his or her fiance visa is approved.
- If your case is not handled properly in front of the Immigration Court Judge, you could be deported.
- If the paperwork is not properly handled, you may not be able to re-enter the U.S. after leaving to visit your home country.
Contact Us
Located one block off Causeway Boulevard in New Orleans, our offices are open Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm. We also schedule Saturday morning appointments. With reasonable fees and payment plans, you have access to qualified immigration counsel. Contact us today for a free initial consultation.