Family Law

• Divorce
• Adoption
• Legal Separation
  A Step Parent qualifies as a Petitioner where a step relationship exists. Immigration law recognizes a stepchild relationship when a child’s natural parent marries someone other than the child’s other natural parent before the child’s 18th birthday. The marriage automatically creates the relationship, assuming it is not a sham. Normally, a Step Child Relationship terminates when a marriage ends, especially if it ends in divorce. Under certain circumstances, a stepchild relationship may continue after the death of the natural parent. It may also continue after the legal separation or divorce of the stepparent and natural parent. This is true if there is an ongoing relationship between the stepparent and stepchild. However, if the marriage ends in annulment, the step relationship no longer exists because, legally, the marriage never existed.
• Annulment
  Birth, adoption, or a marriage creating a step relationship can establish the sibling relationship. As in the case of a stepparent-stepchild relationship, the marriage which created the step-sibling relationship must continue to exist. The marriage of the parent and stepparent normally dissolves a step-sibling relationship if it ends in divorce or annulment.
• Child Abuse
  IMBRA offers criminal background disclosure as a core protection. U.S. citizen petitioners must reveal histories of domestic violence, sexual assault, or child abuse. Authorities share this information with the noncitizen beneficiary before they proceed with the marriage or fiancé(e) visa process.

Criminal Law

• Sex Crimes
• Misdemeanors
• Drug Crimes
• Assault
• Money Laundering
• Prostitution

Immigration Law

• Citizenship and Naturalization
  A: Yes, we can help you with the citizenship and naturalization process. We work with you to achieve a successful outcome for your case. Read more
• Family Immigration
  "I chose the Law offices of Osas Iyamu because she work with my parents and sister and she did such a great job. Mrs. Osas Iyamu’s services where excellent, she went above and beyond for us in our case. We know she has a lot more clients, but with the attention and care she gave to our case, we felt we where her only clients. She was fast, reliable and a blessing to our family." For personalized legal advice regarding family-based immigration, contact us for a consultation today, or visit the USCIS website for more information. D. Zapata
• Employment Immigration
  Our Ocala, Florida-based immigration law firm is dedicated to understanding each client’s unique needs. We are committed to providing personalized attention and care, developing tailored legal strategies for all immigration matters, including family reunification, employment-based immigration, U.S. citizenship for children born abroad, VAWA cases, deportation defense, and more. Our personalized approach ensures that your case is handled meticulously at every step.
• Green Cards
• Business Immigration
  Attorney Osas Iyamu holds a law degree from Nigeria and is a licensed immigration attorney in New York and Nigeria. She is also a barrister and solicitor at law licensed in Nigeria to practice before the highest court of the land, the Supreme Court. Attorney Iyamu is a member of the Nigerian Bar Association, the New York State Bar Association, and the American Immigration Lawyers Association. As an immigration attorney, Osas serves not only as a gatekeeper for immigrants but as a defender and advocate of their rights and immigration needs. She helps reunite family members to achieve the American dream. She represents individuals, families, businesses, schools, and religious organizations in their immigration needs. This includes employment-based visas, student visas, family reunification visas, and business immigration solutions, as well as other specialized services.
• Student Visas
  The F-1 student visa is the first step toward an enriching academic experience in the U.S. Whether you’re applying through a U.S. embassy or changing your status from within the United States, each step is crucial to your success. By staying organized, paying attention to deadlines, and fully preparing for interviews, you can make your dream of studying in the U.S. a reality.
• Work Visas
  Welcome to the Law Offices of Osas Iyamu, LLC, your trusted immigration law firm in Ocala, Florida. Led by Immigration Attorney Osas Iyamu, we provide comprehensive U.S. immigration services to make your journey seamless and successful. Our services include family-based immigration, employment visas, VAWA applications, deportation defense, green card applications, and naturalization. We are dedicated to understanding and meeting your unique needs and delivering exceptional legal services. Whether you need assistance with family reunification, obtaining a work visa, pursuing an investment visa, or registering the birth of a U.S. citizen born abroad, our compassionate and results-driven team is here to guide you every step of the way.
• Investor Visas
  Attorney Iyamu has a proven track record of successfully assisting clients with various immigration matters. These include family-based immigration, green cards, and naturalization processes. She also handles EB-5 investor visas, K-1 fiancé visas, and other areas of immigration law. As an immigration lawyer in Florida with experience in various areas of immigration law, she is well-equipped to handle all your immigration needs. She has earned a reputation for providing honest, compassionate, and results-driven legal representation. Numerous client testimonials and successful case outcomes reflect her dedication and effectiveness. Our immigration team works diligently behind the scenes to ensure every client receives tailored solutions for their unique circumstances.

Finance Law

• Tax Law