Randall Drew

After 15 years of practicing immigration law in firms both large and small, the time has come to offer what I have learned to the public in the best way I can. Drew Law Office, pllc. is located across the street from the USCIS office in Bedford, NH. My mission is to offer experienced legal counsel at reasonable rates - in an environment where clients can feel comfortable and where the attorney is always approachable.

Boston University School of Law

J.D. | Law

1993 - 1996

Plymouth State College

B.A. | Political Science

1989 - 1993

Owner

Drew Law Office, pllc.

2010 - Current

Immigration Law

Attorney

Wiggin & Nourie, PA -- Immigration Practice Group

2008 - 2010

Attorney

Law Offices of Mona T. Movafaghi, PC

1998 - 2008

American Immigration Lawyers Association

Member

1999 - Current

nh bar association

Member

1997 - Current

Activities: Federal Practice Section; International Law Section

New Hampshire

Since 1997

1st Circuit

Since 2005

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Immigration Law

Asylum, Citizenship, Deportation Defense, Family Visas, Green Cards, Immigration Appeals, Investment Visas, Marriage & Fiancé(e) Visas, Student Visas, Visitor Visas, Work Visas

Q. Hi, I'm an Au pair and my boyfriend asked for my hand in marriage. I'll finish in May. Should we get married before?

January 25, 2022

A: Congratulations! There are a number of factors to consider regarding marriage - immigration issues being just some of them. You could potentially apply for an immigrant visa, or a fiancé visa, or a K-3 visa. Maybe you could remain in the United States and seek adjustment of status. A lot depends on the specifics of your case and what issues are most important to you, your family, and your soon to be spouse. To best answer the question you need to have an individual assessment of both what is legally required in your specific situation and what best meets your needs and timeframe.

Q. Hi , My dad has green card expired 10 years ago, does this count as immigration proceedings?

April 18, 2020

A: All it means when someone's 10 year green card expires is that they probably need to apply for a new card.

Immigration proceedings normally means being placed in removal by ICE (that's what most people refer to as deportation).

Q. Will I need to renew my Indian Passport, before I apply for U.S. citizenship and during the citizenship interview?

February 12, 2019

A: You won't need it to be unexpired if your green card is still valid. You will need an acceptable form of photo ID which is unexpired.