Welcome to Immigration In New Jersey Help Service at Omojola Law. Whether you need to process a fiancé or family-based application, are facing deportation in ICE custody, you possess extraordinary ability and qualify to seek special immigrant status, have an asylum issue, need litigation in Federal Court, or you are a qualified investor needing permanent residence (“green card”) to settle in the United States for business, Attorney Ade Omojola will help you to strategically navigate your immigration challenges for solutions.
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Omojola Law is a client-focused law firm with a relentless problem-solving approach, dedicated to exceptional legal services in Litigation, Domestic Violence and Family Matters, DUI/DWI Defense, and Immigration. Where litigation becomes necessary, whether in commerce or in other areas, Omojola Law offers strategic and robust representation to address disputes efficiently, and to secure clients’ interests. The firm handles domestic violence matters, child custody, and child support issues with sensitivity and professionalism. Where the issue is a DUI/DWI matter, we protect our clients’ rights, by using aggressive defense strategies, to pave way for satisfactory resolutions. With immigration law, in addition to prompt deportation defense, Omojola Law provides compassionate guidance to navigate pitfalls in fiancé or spousal and other family-based petitions, to secure visas for investors or special immigrants, permanent residence (“green card”), and citizenship. With a commitment to excellence and tailored solutions, Omojola Law is a trusted partner in resolving legal challenges. Click on each practice area for more details, and check our Reviews, to see what clients say about Attorney Ade Omojola over the years.
At Omojola Law, we understand that nothing is more important than family. Whether you are a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident (green card holder), the immigration system provides pathways to bring your family members to the United States or help them adjust their legal status if they are already here. These paths, however, are often complex, highly technical, and filled with potential pitfalls that can cause long delays, rejections, or even long-term legal consequences. That’s where we come in.
Family-based immigration is one of the most commonly used channels for obtaining lawful status in the U.S., but it’s also one of the most scrutinized. Immigration authorities require detailed documentation and strict adherence to procedures. Whether you are applying for a fiancé(e) visa, a spouse visa, or looking to petition for your children, siblings, or parents, the process must be tailored to your unique circumstances. A generic or rushed application can result in serious setbacks, including delays that span months—or even years.
Unfortunately, many people make mistakes during the application process without realizing the long-term consequences. Common errors like submitting outdated forms, missing deadlines, providing incomplete information, or failing to submit required evidence can lead to a Request for Evidence (RFE), denial, or worse—future revocation of permanent residency or U.S. citizenship if false or misleading statements are discovered. These issues can jeopardize your family’s immigration goals and place their legal status in danger.
At Omojola Law, we treat every case with the attention, care, and personalization it deserves. Our team will work closely with you to understand your goals, evaluate your eligibility, and develop a strategy that aligns with the current legal landscape. We help you gather essential supporting documents, such as birth certificates, marriage licenses, affidavits, proof of bona fide relationships, and more—ensuring that your petition is as strong as possible from the start.
For more information on federal immigration policies, visit the USCIS website or check U.S. visa guidance from the State Department.
Being taken into custody by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is one of the most frightening experiences a person or their family can go through. Whether it happens at home, work, or during a routine check, the consequences can be life-changing. If you or a loved one is currently in ICE custody, it’s important to understand that you may be facing removal (deportation) proceedings, and you need legal representation immediately to protect your rights and fight for your future.
Do not sign any documents without first consulting an attorney. Immigration officers may pressure you into signing paperwork that waives your rights or agrees to voluntary departure—effectively forcing you to leave the United States without a hearing before an immigration judge. Signing anything without fully understanding the implications can permanently damage your ability to remain in the U.S. or return in the future.
At Omojola Law, we understand the urgency and sensitivity of deportation cases. Once you secure our services, our team moves quickly and decisively to protect your legal rights. One of the first and most critical steps is filing a Motion for a Bond Hearing before an immigration judge. This motion allows us to argue for your release from ICE custody while your immigration case is being processed. If the judge grants bond, you or your loved one may be able to return home, continue working, and remain with family during the legal process, rather than spending weeks or months in detention.
Securing release on bond is about more than just temporary freedom—it gives you a fighting chance. When you’re out of detention, you can gather documents, communicate with your attorney more easily, attend appointments, and build a stronger case. This often leads to better legal outcomes, especially if you’re eligible for immigration relief such as asylum, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
Extraordinary Ability:
Individuals who are able to demonstrate extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics qualify for permanent residence (“green card”). They must show sustained national or international acclaim, and that they intend to continue working in their field of experience. At Omojola Law, our team will guide you through the gathering of evidence, and help you to present your application in a manner designed to tell your story, elicit minimal scrutiny from reviewing officials, and secure approval.
Special Immigrant Juvenile:
Unmarried individuals under age 21, currently in the United States, may be eligible for permanent residence (“green card”), if the individuals are dependent or under the custody of the state or an individual appointed, cannot reunite with one or both parents due to abuse, abandonment, neglect, and returning to their parents’ country or residence would not be in their best interest. At Omojola Law, we will guide you through this process with the State and Federal Governments, to secure approval of the application.
Physician’s National Interest Waiver
Unlike other employment visas, a physician who agrees to work in a clinical practice, providing primary care for five years, in an underserved or other designated area in the United States is eligible for a visa, without tendering a labor certification. Upon completion of the five-year service period, the physician is able to then change status to permanent residence. As a physician, regardless of where you are in the world, Omojola Law will guide you through this meticulous application process, to secure your visa to the United States.
Seeking asylum in the United States is a deeply serious and sensitive legal matter that offers protection to individuals who have experienced, or have a well-founded fear of experiencing, persecution in their home country. U.S. immigration law grants asylum to those who can prove they are being targeted because of their race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion. For many, asylum is not just a legal option—it is a lifeline.
However, the asylum process is complex, demanding, and often misunderstood. Simply stating fear or discomfort is not enough. Applicants must provide credible evidence, detailed personal accounts, and supporting documentation to prove that their fear of persecution is legitimate and that they fall within the categories protected under U.S. asylum law. The burden of proof is high, and each case is investigated thoroughly by immigration officers or judges.
Because of the weight and consequence of an asylum claim, it must be handled with the utmost care and legal precision. Filing a frivolous asylum application—one that is knowingly false or made without a serious claim—can have devastating consequences. If the government determines that your asylum application was frivolous, you may become permanently barred from obtaining any immigration benefits in the future, including green cards or visas, even if a U.S. citizen family member later tries to sponsor you. This is why asylum is never something to take lightly or file without proper legal guidance.
At Omojola Law, we recognize the courage it takes to leave behind your home and seek refuge in another country. Attorney Ade Omojola has successfully handled numerous asylum cases and has the experience, knowledge, and compassion to guide clients through this difficult process. Whether you are filing for affirmative asylum through U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), or you are in removal proceedings and need to request asylum defensively before an immigration judge, we are here to help.
Our approach begins with listening to your story—understanding your background, your fears, and your reasons for seeking safety in the United States. From there, we assist in preparing a comprehensive and credible asylum application, which includes drafting a detailed personal declaration, gathering country condition evidence, obtaining attorney reports or witness affidavits when necessary, and preparing you for your asylum interview or hearing.
The United States remains one of the most sought-after destinations for global investors—and for good reason. Its economy is dynamic, diverse, and innovation-driven, offering ample opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors to grow their wealth while securing a better future for themselves and their families. Through the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program, foreign nationals can gain lawful permanent residence (a green card) in the United States by making a qualifying investment in a U.S. business that creates jobs for American workers.
The EB-5 visa offers a unique pathway to residency and, ultimately, U.S. citizenship, but it comes with strict eligibility criteria, high financial thresholds, and significant documentation requirements. At Omojola Law, we specialize in guiding clients through every step of the EB-5 process—from assessing eligibility and investment structuring to preparing and submitting a complete and compelling application.
Under the EB-5 program, an investor must make a minimum capital investment of $1,050,000 in a new commercial enterprise. However, if the investment is located in a Targeted Employment Area (TEA)—which includes rural areas or regions with high unemployment—the required investment is reduced to $800,000. Regardless of the investment amount, the business must result in the creation of at least 10 full-time jobs for qualifying U.S. workers within a specified period.
Common EB-5 investment ventures include real estate developments, franchise expansions, hotels, senior living communities, or innovative startups. Investors may choose to directly manage the business or invest through a Regional Center, which is a government-approved entity that pools capital from multiple investors for larger projects. While Regional Centers offer a more passive investment option, they also introduce complexities that require careful due diligence and legal guidance.
In addition to immigration, we handle DUI defense, family law, and litigation cases throughout New Jersey.
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Attorney Ade Omojola is a seasoned attorney with over 13 years in law practice. As the founder of the firm based in New Jersey, he has built a reputation with Clients for relentless dedication, exceptional legal skills, and a problem-solving approach. He is known for providing strategic advice and dedicated representation, ensuring clients’ rights are protected and their interests are secured. With a proven record of success, Attorney Omojola earned the trust of clients and the respect of peers. A true advocate who leaves no stone unturned, he made a difference over the years, with a commitment to providing personalized solutions, without ever losing sight of the lives affected by his work. When not practicing law, he is an advocate and a consistent voice for the rights of the Yoruba People, by which he worked on matters filed at the International Criminal Court, and the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice. Check our Reviews, to see what clients say about Attorney Ade Omojola over the years.
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