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Todd is really good at his job. He is very thorough and it never feels like you are paying for his time. I hardly meet people as sincere and caring as Todd and that’s a ...
James H.
I would like to thank the Tod and his team, he is a really good immigrant lawyer and very professional. My case was little difficult but he told me I don’t have to worry. I ...
Abida A.
We’ve had the pleasure to work with Todd Becraft for the past 3 years. When I first came to the U.S. we reached out to him for advice and his services. He walked me through ...
Erick E.
142 reviews
Recently I had my interview for naturalization, and Mr. Becraft walked me through the process step by step. Just a minute after my interview the officer congratulated me for becoming a US citizen. It was a ...
Ammar boubess
A huge THANK YOU to Todd and his team! They have made this entire process so much easier for us and we couldn’t be happier right now. After reviewing many law firms, we decided to go ...
Alessandra Cragun
I will always live to remember the professional legal services that i received from the Law Office of Todd Becraft. All staff of this law firm are caring and always work according to the instructions of ...
Tiwa Bob
8 reviews
It is such an amazing gift to be a savvy and knowledgeable attorney and at the same time a brilliant artist. I am grateful that Todd recently has accepted to ...
Saye Yabandeh
Todd Becraft is a longtime friend and has stood with CARECEN in the fight for immigrant rights. Mr. Becraft is an excellent attorney, highly knowledgeable, thoughtful and compassionate.
Jenny Villegas-Garcia
Law Office of Todd Becraft are extraordinary; they have always answered my questions, Todd Becraft is someone you can trust. excellent service.
SolyMar Castillejos
129 reviews
in our consultation he was very clear and upfront regarding our case. Upon hiring, he was always available when we called or my wife visited the office. Then my court ...
Jorge
I’m happy to recommend the services of Todd Becraft for immigration cases. He is one of the best immigration attorneys in Los Angeles. Todd is knowledgeable and efficient. He has ...
Martin
El Abogado Todd Becraft es el mejor de los mejores Abogados en leyes de inmigración. gracias a dios y al Abogado Todd Becraft . Obtuve mi green card estoy muy ...
Patricia G

Reviews from our client

It is such an amazing gift to be a savvy and knowledgeable attorney and at the same time a brilliant artist. I am grateful that Todd recently has accepted to be on the board of our NGO Saye org which helps children and women globally. After witnessing ...
Saye Yabandeh
Recently I had my interview for naturalization, and Mr. Becraft walked me through the process step by step. Just a minute after my interview the officer congratulated me for becoming a US citizen. It was a wonderful feeling thanks to Mr. Becraft and his team especially Denis.
Ammar boubess
Todd is really good at his job. He is very thorough and it never feels like you are paying for his time. I hardly meet people as sincere and caring as Todd and that’s a shame. I truly think of him as a friend.
James H.

Who we are

In 2019 The Law Office of Todd Becraft celebrated their tenth anniversary – ten years of assisting and fighting for the rights of immigrants from all over the world.
In 2009 attorney Todd Becraft assumed the practice of Immigration Judge Timothy Everett when he left private practice to work for the Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Prior to 2009, attorney Todd Becraft worked with Judy Wood, known as “Saint Judy” as portrayed in the recent motion picture of the same name. Our firm assists immigrants in immigration court and at the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service. At a time when many in our country have forgotten their immigrant roots,
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Insurance Defence
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Permanent
Residency
Family-Based
Visa
Employment
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Non-Immigrant
Visa
Asylum
Deportation & Removal
Victims of
Crimes
Immigration Appeals
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Immigration FAQs

A “green card,” gives an immigrant lawful permanent resident status, which means you can live and work anywhere in the United States as long as you renew your green card before it expires. Green card holders can apply for citizenship after five years in the country (or three years if they are married to a U.S. citizen).
A Only a certain amount of green cards are distributed each year, and your wait time varies depending on which kind of visa you are applying for. If you apply for a family-based or employment-based green card, and if the quota has been met, then your application may be pushed to the next year. Family-based green cards are also staggered depending on a relationship, with siblings taking the longest.
A U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is a part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and they handle all matters regarding legal immigration. USCIS is primarily responsible for approving green cards, naturalized citizenship, work permits, and travel permits.
A A lawful permanent resident is a visa holder that can remain in the United States as long as they follow certain protocol. Lawful permanent residents have to remember to renew their visas every few years, and committing certain crimes of moral turpitude will get them deported. Lawful permanent residents can live and work in the United States, sponsor certain relatives for their own visas, and ultimately apply for U.S. citizenship.
A The United States wants to make sure that immigrants are going to contribute to the country in a positive way. Before a lawful permanent resident is approved for naturalized citizenship, the USCIS must determine if they have good moral character. This means they have not been convicted of any crimes within the past five years.
A A naturalized citizen will be held to the same level as a native-born citizen; they are not second-class citizens in any way, meaning they can vote and sponsor others for visas.

Recent Blogs

A Guide to Interning Abroad in The United States

A Guide to Interning Abroad in The United States

By toddbecraftdev  / July 30, 2021
Are you thinking of taking your employment experience to the next level? Many international students, like yourself, take up opportunities…
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President Biden Pledges to Appeal DACA Ruling

President Biden Pledges to Appeal DACA Ruling

By toddbecraftdev  / July 24, 2021
The youth are speaking up and taking a stand against new DACA policies that might jeopardize their chances of remaining…
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How to Prepare for the Civics Portion of the Naturalization Test

How to Prepare for the Civics Portion of the Naturalization Test

By toddbecraftdev  / July 13, 2021
The United States has more immigrants than any other country in the world, and 7.5 million of those immigrants have…
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President Biden Is Planning to Bring Deported Veterans Back to The U.S.

President Biden Is Planning to Bring Deported Veterans Back to The U.S.

By toddbecraftdev  / July 12, 2021
On Friday, July 2, the Biden administration announced their initiative to help deported veterans return to the U.S. Homeland Security…
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