Richard Ruth, owner of the Law Office of Richard Ruth, is a US immigration lawyer in Gainesville Florida. He offers experienced and affordable US immigration law assistance to clients in North Central Florida and throughout the United States, Europe, Central and South America and the rest of the world. His main office is located in Gainesville, Florida and he also offers periodic consults in Oslo, Norway and Prague, Czech Republic. His US immigration law services include family immigration and green cards, fiance visas, employment immigration, naturalization, visitor visas and other areas of immigration law. As an attorney with over 25 years of experience, Ruth Immigration Law prides itself on providing high quality US immigration law services to clients in a very friendly and professional manner.

Thank you for visiting our Ruth Immigration Law website which contains extensive information about our immigration legal services and our immigration attorney fees.  You are also invited to subscribe to our blog for timely information about immigration law developments in the United States and throughout the world. For your specific US immigration law needs, please do not hesitate to contact Richard. If you are a local client in need of a US immigration lawyer in Gainesville Florida you may contact Richard to schedule an in-person consultation. For clients located elsewhere in the US or abroad Richard offers consultations via messenger, via video conference, via telephone, or if you are located near Oslo, Norway or Prague, Czech Republic, periodic personal appointments depending upon travel there. Wherever you may be located throughout the world, Richard looks forward to assisting you with your US immigration law needs!

B1/B2 Visitors

Many individuals and families throughout the world wish to come to the United States to visit, be it a family trip to "Disney World", a trip to see the sights of New York City or California, or to simply visit family and friends.

Marriage Visa

For a consultation fee of $40 per 20 minutes, I can answer your specific US marriage based green card petition and visa questions. For international clients, I can offer consults and services via e-mail, Skype messenger, and telephonically.

H1B Employees

One of the most common non-immigrant "work" visas for foreign professionals is the H1B. This visa is not available for all workers, such as unskilled labor, or non-professional skilled workers.

E1/E2 Investors & Traders

E-1 status permits an individual who is a national of a country with which the US maintains a treaty of commerce and navigation, to be admitted to the United States to engage in international trade.

L1 Intracompany Transfers

The L-1A nonimmigrant classification enables a United States employer to transfer an executive or manager from one of its related foreign offices to one of its offices in the United States.

 Marriage Green Cards

The USCIS has created a process for a US Citizen spouse to be able to obtain a green card for their foreign national spouse

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 Fiance Visas

if you wish to marry a foreign national fiance in the United States, it is usually first necessary to secure a fiance visa to bring your fiance into the United States legally and properly.

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 Family Green Cards

When a person immigrates to the United States, it is a monumental moment in that person’s life. So often that person wants to share a life in the United States, with other family members, such as children, parents, and brothers and sisters

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 Employment Green Cards

US employers are often in need of highly skilled professional workers, especially in technical fields.

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 NIW Petitions

Some employees, based upon a proven track record of exceptional success or knowledge that is of substantial benefit to the national interests of the United States, can bypass the labor certification process, by requesting a National Interest Waiver with the I-140 Immigrant Worker petition.

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 Naturalization

After achieving permanent residency it is a dream of many US green card holders to obtain United States Citizenship. The process of obtaining US citizenship usually entails the filing of an N-400 Application with the USCIS.

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