Mann Law Group has represented Macomb County families and workers since 1980. From our Farmington Hills office, we handle family petitions, employment cases, asylum, naturalization, and removal defense for Warren residents.
Serving Warren from our Farmington Hills office
Warren's economy runs on skilled work — engineering, design, and the trades that support the auto industry — so many of our Warren cases involve employment-based petitions, family members joining a worker already here, or naturalization for long-time permanent residents.
Warren residents' cases run through the same federal offices as the rest of southeast Michigan: interviews at the USCIS Detroit Field Office and removal matters at the Detroit Immigration Court. We prepare clients for both, and most consultations can start by phone or video.
Warren's engineering and manufacturing employers produce a particular case mix: specialty-occupation petitions, intracompany transfers from an overseas parent or affiliate, and the move from temporary status to permanent residence once a role proves durable. That last step runs through labour certification, which tests the domestic labour market before a green card petition can be filed and which sets much of the overall timeline.
Alongside the work cases sit the family ones they create. An engineer who arrived on a temporary visa a decade ago is now petitioning for a spouse or a parent, or preparing for naturalization. Those filings are more straightforward than the work petitions in some respects and less forgiving in others, because they revisit the entire immigration history rather than the current job.
Warren is one part of a practice we run across the state. Our statewide immigration practice page explains how representation works when a client lives further out, and which steps can be handled by phone, email, and video rather than a drive to Farmington Hills.
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Common Questions
Yes. Employment and business immigration is a core practice area, from work visas through employment-based green cards, for both workers and the Macomb County employers who sponsor them.
No. Most consultations can start by phone or video, with secure document sharing. Our Farmington Hills office is a direct drive west along I-696 when an in-person meeting helps.
It is a Department of Labor process that tests whether qualified domestic workers are available for the role, and it involves recruitment steps and set waiting periods before the employer can file. It is usually the longest single stage of an employment-based green card.
Intracompany transfer categories exist for managers, executives, and employees with specialised knowledge, and they require a qualifying relationship between the two entities and a qualifying period of prior employment abroad.
U.S. citizens aged 21 or older can petition for parents. Permanent residents cannot, which is one reason naturalization timing matters to families planning to bring parents over.