CLIENT SUCCESS STORY: Long distance relationship no longer for immigrant couple - Law Offices of Peter L. Johnston

The Law Offices of Peter L. Johnston, LLC

The Law Offices of
Peter L. Johnston, LLC

auto accident

Understanding Your Auto Insurance Policy

August 10, 2021

Your Automobile Insurance Tort Selection and How It May Affect Your Rights to Recover if You are in an Accident One of the questions you are

How do I keep my family member in the United States?

June 4, 2021

What if, however, your relative or loved one is already in the United States but on a temporary visa, or what’s officially called a Non-Immigrant Visa? Depending upon their relationship to you, there may be a solution called as Adjustment of Status which allows some aliens in this situation to change — or adjust — their status from non-immigrant to immigrant and get a Permanent Resident Card, more colloquially known as a “green card”.

Immigrants taking oath of citizenship

How do I bring a Family Member to the United States?

April 20, 2021

One of the most common questions that immigration lawyers face from clients and prospective clients—such as members of Southwest Philadelphia’s Nigerian and West African and

Johnston helps man injured in rear-end collision recover money for his injuries after brief treatment

June 11, 2018

Philadelphia personal injury attorney Peter L. Johnston, Esquire helps a Philadelphia man who suffered an injury in a traffic accident in West Philadelphia recover money

Johnston helps young adult confront adult charge

June 11, 2018

Philadelphia criminal defense attorney Peter L. Johnston represented a young man who shortly after he reached the age of adulthood was arrested on drug charges.

Johnston helps limited tort motorist recover despite missing at-fault party

February 5, 2018

Philadelphia personal injury attorney Peter L. Johnston, Esquire represented a South Philadelphia man who had an automobile policy that offered limited tort coverage. Ultimately, he

CLIENT SUCCESS STORY: Long distance relationship no longer for immigrant couple

Peter L. Johnston, Esquire successfully represents South African woman in her application for permanent residency. She and her husband met while he was working abroad with the United States military. After he returned to the United States and his home in South Jersey, she visited him frequently. During one of her visits, she and her boyfriend agreed that they no longer wanted to go through a long-distance relationship and got married. After seeking Mr. Johnston’s legal assistance, he represented them in the completion and filing of their Alien Relative Petition and Application to Adjust Status. Both were approved and the is now a permanent resident of the United States and they can now live together here in our country.

If you or someone you know is looking to bring an immigrant loved one into the United States permanently, contact us to find out what your options are by calling 215-567-2300 or 856-628-4230 or by email to PLJohnston@PLJohnstonLaw.com.