Secure Your Future with Special Immigrant Juvenile Status

Are You Eligible?
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To qualify for SIJS, you must:
✓ Be under 21 years old
✓ Be unmarried
✓ Currently live in the United States
✓ Have a valid juvenile court order showing you're dependent on the court, in custody of a state agency, or under the care of a court-appointed individual
✓ Be unable to reunite with one or both parents due to abuse, neglect, abandonment, or similar reasons
✓ Prove it's not in your best interest to return to your home country

The SIJS Application Process
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★ Juvenile Court Petition: Crescent Law files for guardianship and SIJS in juvenile court.
★ USCIS Application: Upon court approval, we file Form I-360 with USCIS.
★ Work Authorization: If SIJS is granted, we apply for your employment authorization.
★ Green Card Application: When an immigrant visa becomes available, we file for your permanent residence.

Why Choose Crescent Law?
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✓ Our experienced team, led by Matty Luna, will:
✓ Provide expert guidance through every step of the process
✓ Ensure all documentation is comprehensive and accurate
✓ Craft a tailored plan for your unique situation
✓ Represent you in court and before immigration authorities

Start Your Journey Today
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Don't let your undocumented status hold you back. Contact Crescent Law now to see if you qualify for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status and take the first step towards securing your future in the United States.Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) is a pathway for undocumented immigrants under 21 years old to obtain lawful permanent residence in the United States. If you've experienced abuse, neglect, or abandonment by one or both parents, SIJS could change your life.