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Immigration guidance for individuals and employers in Casper
An immigration case can be difficult to coordinate around work, family responsibilities and travel. Wilner & O’Reilly offers Casper residents a way to speak with an immigration attorney by phone or video, discuss their concerns and organize a plan for moving forward.
Our attorneys serve Casper, Wyoming remotely. We do not maintain a physical office in Casper. Call 888-847-5342 to reach central intake and request a consultation that works with your schedule.
Start with the decision you need to make
Some clients are preparing a first application. Others have already filed and are unsure how to respond to a notice or how a change in employment could affect their plans. The consultation should address the immediate question and the longer immigration history behind it. Bring previous applications and decisions, including matters handled before you moved to Casper.
Employment and business immigration
For a Casper employer considering sponsorship, the job duties, worker’s qualifications, work location and expected timeline are useful starting points. We review potential nonimmigrant visa and employment-based permanent residence options. A job offer alone does not establish eligibility; the appropriate approach requires a case-specific review.
Family, permanent residence and citizenship
We assist with family immigration questions, marriage-based cases, green card planning and naturalization. If relatives are in different countries or have different immigration histories, identify those details early. Reviewing the family’s situation together can clarify which documents and legal questions need attention first.
Removal defense and difficult case histories
A prior denial, removal order or court notice calls for careful review. Our deportation and asylum practice addresses matters that require attention to both available options and deadlines. When contacting us, state whether a hearing or response deadline is already scheduled.
Organizing a case from Casper
If your work involves changing schedules or periods away from home, plan how you will receive immigration mail and stay reachable. Keep a calendar of notice dates and appointments, and tell your attorney about planned travel before making arrangements that could affect a pending matter. Remote consultations can reduce travel for legal meetings, but they do not change government attendance requirements.
Before traveling to a USCIS appointment, check the notice for the location, date and documents requested. You can use the USCIS office locator to look up field office information by ZIP code. For court matters, confirm instructions with the court identified in your case rather than assuming that your hearing is in the nearest city.
A practical consultation checklist
- Your primary question and desired outcome.
- A timeline of entries, immigration applications and important decisions.
- Current notices and the exact dates of any deadlines.
- For employer matters, a description of the role, worksite and proposed start date.
- Any upcoming move, international trip or change in employment.
Our team will explain how to provide documents for review and discuss the proposed scope of services before representation begins.
Questions from Casper clients
Do I need to drive to a W&O office for the first meeting?
No. You may request a phone or video consultation from Casper through central intake. If your matter involves an in-person appearance, discuss that separately with the attorney.
Can an employer and employee participate together?
Let intake know who would like to attend and the purpose of the consultation. Our team can discuss the appropriate participants and clarify the scope of any proposed representation.
Can you review something I already filed?
Yes, you can request a review. Have the full filing and any government response available, and highlight any pending deadline.
Speak with an immigration attorney serving Casper
Call 888-847-5342 or request a consultation online. Mention Casper, Wyoming and your preference for a phone or video meeting. If you are unsure which office to select on the contact form, call central intake for assistance.
Also serving Cheyenne, Wyoming through phone and video consultations.
General information only. Immigration options and representation depend on the facts of the individual case.