Mr. Allan S. Lolly

With more than 20 years attorney experience, my entire law practice is devoted to family immigration, including fiance visas, marriage visas, green cards, U.S. citizenship, and bar waivers based on unlawful presence, misrepresentation, and criminal offenses. I also handle Adam Walsh Act bar waivers. I've obtained more than 11,000 visas and green cards for family members. If interested in working together, I do not charge for initial consultations. You are welcome to email me at attorneys@asl-lawfirm.com or call me at 1-888-483-0311. Please be sure to review our firm website, blog, and FaceBook postings.

Santa Clara University School of Law

Law

1986 - 1989

University of California - Berkeley

B.A. | Philosophy

1978 - 1984

Managing Attorney

Allan S. Lolly & Associates APC

2000 - Current

Immigration Overview and Case Studies, Continuing Education of the Bar 2012, California

January 1, 2012

California Bar Association

speaker

Immigration History and Handling Undocumented Foreigners, Continuing Education of the Bar 2011, California

January 1, 2011

California Bar Association

speaker

Visa Refusals at Consulate Posts, Nationwide Attorney Teleconference 2010

January 1, 2010

speaker

Better Business Bureau

2002 - Current

American Immigration Lawyer's Association

Attorney

2000 - Current

Activities: Lecturing attorney with AILA, the main immigration attorney association in the U.S. I've lectured nationwide via teleconference on visa refusals at overseas consulate posts.

California Bar Association

1990 - Current

Santa Clara University Law Association

1990 - Current

U.C. Berkeley Alumni

1984 - Current

California

D.C. Circuit

Federal Circuit

U.S. Supreme Court

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Q. Can I petition my husband who has a deportation order? I am a US citizen.

May 3, 2012

A: Yes, but things may not be as you hope. First, it is important to know the reason for deportation. If it is possible to somehow legalize your husband's status based on your marriage, it might be done while he is in the U.S., but perhaps not. Certainly, the deportation order itself must be addressed in some manner. Consider information concerning bar waivers here: https://www.1-800-usa-immigration.com/i601-bar-waiver.html. You can also see some blog posts here: http://www.1-800-usa-immigration.com/blog/tag/illegal-entry/. You will need a qualified immigration attorney to help and it will cost money if anything can be done for him. Kind regards, Allan Lolly, Immigration Attorney This information is general in nature and not intended as legal advice on any particular matter. ... Read More

Q. Do i have to register by the secretory of state in order to preform or assist a client in completing immigration forms?

May 3, 2012

A: Yes, you must comply with the California Business & Professions Code. I do not have the code section handy, but you can search Immigration Consultant requirements in California or perhaps Unlawful Practice of Law in California. Allan Lolly

Q. Ive been in the USA since I was 1 yr old, is there any loopholes of getting my residency or citizenship?

May 3, 2012

A: There are some loopholes, but very few. Your case requires an analysis. Please go to this blog post and read very carefully. You can see whether you may qualify: http://www.1-800-usa-immigration.com/blog/2011/06/illegal-entry-%E2%80%9.... Kind regards, Allan Lolly, Immigration Attorney