
Green Cards
Adjustment of status, consular processing, marriage-based and employment-based green cards, and removal of conditions on residence.
- Adjustment
- Consular
- Marriage-Based
Experienced guidance through every step of the immigration process. Se Habla Español.
U.S. immigration law is one of the most complex and procedurally demanding areas of practice in the country. A single missed deadline, incomplete form, or unclear answer can delay a case for years — or trigger a denial that limits your options for the rest of your life.
An experienced immigration attorney does more than fill out forms. We screen carefully for every form of relief you may qualify for, identify risks before they become problems, prepare you for interviews and hearings, and advocate for you through every level of USCIS, ICE, and the immigration courts.
With 30 years of experience and full bilingual practice (English / Español), the Law Office of Adrienne D. Edward P.C. brings the experience, language access, and personal attention these cases demand.
Stay calm and do not run. Do not lie about your status, present false documents, or sign anything you have not read and discussed with an attorney. Many removal orders begin with a single signed form a person did not understand.
Invoke your rights clearly. Tell the officer, out loud, that you wish to remain silent and that you want to speak to a lawyer. Repeat the request if questioning continues.
Have your family call our office immediately. The first 24–48 hours after detention are critical for bond, transfers, and preserving relief options. The earlier we are involved, the more we can do.
Immigration matters move through multiple agencies — USCIS for benefits, ICE for enforcement, EOIR for the immigration courts, and the BIA for appeals. Each has its own rules, forms, and timelines, and decisions in one forum can directly affect the others.
We guide clients through every stage: eligibility screening, evidence gathering, filing, interviews, hearings, and appeals. Whether the goal is a green card, citizenship, asylum, or relief from removal, the strategy is built around your specific facts and family.
The U.S. Constitution protects everyone on American soil — citizens and non-citizens alike. Tap any right below to read what it means, and the practical do's and don'ts that protect you and your family.
If approached by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) — at home, at work, or on the street — you have the right to remain silent and to refuse to answer questions about your country of birth, your immigration status, or how you entered the United States. This right applies regardless of your status.
From green cards and citizenship to deportation defense, every matter receives the same careful preparation and direct attention from Attorney Edward — in English or Español.

Adjustment of status, consular processing, marriage-based and employment-based green cards, and removal of conditions on residence.

Naturalization (N-400) applications, English/civics preparation, derivative citizenship, and complex cases involving criminal or travel issues.

Work, student, visitor, fiancé(e), and humanitarian visas — including H-1B, F-1, B-1/B-2, K-1, U, T, and asylum-based protections.

Representation in removal proceedings — cancellation of removal, asylum, adjustment, waivers, bond hearings, and motions to reopen.

Family-based petitions for spouses, children, parents and siblings, plus DACA renewals and humanitarian relief for vulnerable families.
Have an immigration question not listed? Call for a confidential consultation — Se Habla Español. We handle the full range of immigration matters.
Speak directly with Attorney Adrienne D. Edward. 30 years of experience defending the rights of clients across New York and New Jersey.