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Omaha Immigration Lawyers

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​​​​​​​​​​​Immigration problems can affect your freedom, your family, your employment, and your ability to remain in the United States. Li Law Group, LLC represents individuals, families, and businesses in immigration matters in Omaha and throughout Nebraska.

Our firm handles removal and deportation defense, ICE detention and immigration bond matters, asylum, family-based immigration, adjustment of status, naturalization, nonimmigrant visas, and federal immigration litigation. Representation is available before U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Omaha Immigration Court, the Board of Immigration Appeals, and federal courts when appropriate.

Services are available in English, Spanish, and Mandarin Chinese.

Immigration Representation in Omaha and Throughout Nebraska

Immigration law is federal, but local experience still matters. Li Law Group represents clients appearing before the Omaha Immigration Court and working with USCIS offices and immigration agencies serving Nebraska.

Our Attorney has represented clients in contested removal proceedings, bond hearings, asylum matters, appeals, and federal immigration litigation. Our firm understands that immigration cases often involve overlapping criminal, family, employment, and federal-court issues.

Li Law Group evaluates each client’s immigration history, manner of entry, family relationships, criminal record, prior applications, and procedural history before recommending a strategy.

Removal and Deportation Defense

Receiving a Notice to Appear does not automatically mean that you will be deported. A person in removal proceedings may have defenses, applications for relief, or procedural challenges that should be evaluated before admissions or concessions are made.

Li Law Group represents clients in matters involving:
 

  • Removal proceedings before the Omaha Immigration Court

  • Cancellation of removal

  • Asylum, withholding of removal, and protection under the Convention Against Torture

  • Adjustment of status in removal proceedings

  • Criminal grounds of removability

  • Alleged immigration-status violations

  • Motions to reopen or reconsider

  • In absentia removal orders

  • Appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals

  • Petitions for review and related federal litigation

The available defenses depend on the person's complete immigration history, family relationships, criminal record, manner of entry, prior applications, and procedural history.

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ICE Detention and Immigration Bond Hearings
 

When a family member is detained by ICE, the first questions often concern location, custody, and eligibility for release.

Li Law Group handles immigration detention matters, including:

  • Requests for immigration bond hearings

  • Challenges to mandatory-detention allegations

  • Preparation of bond evidence

  • Custody redetermination proceedings

  • Detention involving pending criminal charges or prior convictions

  • Federal habeas corpus actions challenging unlawful or prolonged detention
     

Not every detained person is eligible for an immigration bond. Eligibility may depend on the statutory basis for detention, immigration history, criminal record, and procedural posture of the case. An individualized legal review should be completed promptly.

Asylum and Humanitarian Immigration Protection

A person who has suffered persecution—or reasonably fears future persecution—because of race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group may qualify for asylum or related protection.

Our firm assists with:
 

  • Affirmative asylum applications

  • Defensive asylum in immigration court

  • Withholding of removal

  • Convention Against Torture claims

  • Asylum interviews

  • Appeals following an asylum denial

  • Motions to reopen based on changed circumstances or new evidence
     

Asylum cases are evidence-intensive and subject to important filing and procedural requirements. Preparing a detailed factual record early can be critical.

Specifically, our immigration law firm provides the following immigration and citizenship services.

Non-Immigration Visas

Immigration Visas

  • Immediate relative & family of a U.S. citizen

  • K-1 Visas (Fiancé(e) to marry U.S. Citizen & live in the U.S.)

  • K-3 Visas (Spouse of a U.S. Citizen awaiting approval of an I-130 petition)

  • Immediate relative & family of a Lawful Permanent Resident

  • Eb-3 Visas (Skilled workers, professionals, and unskilled workers)

  • Eb-5 Visas (Investors)

Removal & Deportation Defense
 

Why Clients Choose Li Law Group
 

  • Experience in the Omaha Immigration Court

  • Representation in USCIS, immigration-court, appellate, and federal-court matters

  • Immigration and criminal-defense experience within the same law firm

  • Individualized legal analysis

  • Services available in English, Spanish, and Mandarin Chinese

  • Convenient Omaha office

  • Representation of clients throughout Nebraska
     

Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every immigration case depends on its own facts, evidence, procedural history, and applicable law.

Speak With an Omaha Immigration Lawyer
 

Immigration decisions should be based on the complete facts—not general information found online. Li Law Group can review your immigration history, identify potential risks, and explain the available options.

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Proudly Serving the Greater Omaha & Lincoln Nebraska Areas Including Papillion, Bellevue, Plattsmouth, Carter Lake, Blair, Fremont, Gretna, Ralston, La Vista, Offutt AFB, Chalco, Elkhorn, The Old Market, Leavenworth, Millard, Benson, Aksarben, Dahlman, Gifford Park, Elmwood Park, Waverly, Clinton, University Place, Wahoo, Ashland, Saunders County, Sarpy County, Douglas County, Washington County, Lancaster County, Cass County, & Surrounding Communities.
 
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