Your secure path to legal residency and U.S. citizenship.
Immigration Law in New York and Staten Island
The American immigration system is complex, slow, and constantly changing. We provide professional legal support in Polish and English to ensure your case proceeds smoothly and without unnecessary delays.

A mistake on a form, a missing document, or a missed deadline can delay your case by many months, or in the worst case, result in a denial. At the law firm of Beata Gadek, PLLC, we understand that behind every immigration application is a person, a family, and dreams of a better future. That is why we approach every case with the utmost care.
Our practice covers a wide range of services: from family petitions (I-130) and adjustment of status, to work visas, and complex naturalization processes. We also represent clients in defense cases before the immigration court in instances of threatened deportation.
Every case is different, which is why we always begin our collaboration with a thorough analysis of your current situation and status. We develop a strategy that best suits your goals, prepare complete documentation, and monitor the process at every stage of contact with USCIS or the court.

Family Petitions
Assistance in obtaining a Green Card for spouses, children, and parents (I-130, Adjustment of Status).

Citizenship (Naturalization)
Comprehensive preparation of U.S. citizenship applications and support in preparing for the exam.

Work Permits (EAD)
Effective processing of applications for documents authorizing legal employment in the United States.

Deportation Defense
Professional representation before the immigration court in removal proceedings.
Frequently asked questions
- What should I do if I received a Request for Evidence (RFE)?
An RFE (Request for Evidence) is a critical moment in the process. Our law firm helps in quickly and reliably preparing a response to avoid application denial.
- Can I apply for a Green Card if I am in the U.S. illegally?
This depends on many factors, including how you entered the U.S. and whether you have close family who are citizens. Each such situation requires an individual legal consultation.
- How long does the citizenship process take?
Waiting times vary depending on the workload of USCIS offices. Typically, the process takes from several to over a dozen months from the moment the N-400 application is filed.
- In what language are immigration consultations held?
We offer full bilingual service. For our clients, the ability to discuss sensitive immigration matters in their native Polish language is a huge convenience and reduces stress.
Contact
Need legal assistance?
Call us or fill out the form – the initial phone consultation is complimentary. We will discuss your case, and I will propose the best solution.
- Call now347-524-1587
- Email[email protected]
- Address1200 South Avenue, Suite 201 Staten Island, NY 10314