About Jurgen G. Negron, P.A. — Immigration Lawyer Dillon Montana
Jurgen G. Negron, P.A. is an immigration lawyer Dillon clients call for help with green cards, naturalization, and USCIS document recovery. The firm operates from 210 East Helena Street in Dillon, serving Beaverhead County and the broader southwestern Montana region. Clients also regularly retain the firm remotely, and additional Montana counsel can be found through the Dillon attorney directory.
Attorney Negron takes on time-sensitive USCIS matters, including replacing lost green cards, passports, and birth certificates. The firm handled an unusual volume of document reconstruction cases during the COVID-19 pandemic.
What Clients Say
Reviewers credit Negron with stepping in quickly when prior documents were lost or expired, coordinating directly with USCIS. Clients describe his approach as professional and knowledgeable, with strong willingness to handle urgent filings. Several reviewers note that positive outcomes were reached despite tight timelines.
Immigration Lawyer Dillon — Practice Areas & Services
- Green card and permanent residency filings with USCIS
- Naturalization (Form N-400) and citizenship applications
- Lost or expired document replacement, including I-90 green card renewal
- Family-based immigration petitions and adjustment of status
- Removal defense and immigration court representation
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a green card renewal take through USCIS?
USCIS Form I-90 green card renewals currently take roughly 7 to 18 months, depending on the service center workload. Expedited processing is available in limited humanitarian or emergency situations.
What should I bring to my first immigration consultation?
Bring any prior USCIS correspondence, your passport, current or prior green cards, travel history, and tax returns for the past three years. A timeline of entries, departures, and prior filings speeds the first meeting.
Where are immigration cases heard for Montana residents?
Removal and asylum cases for Montana residents are heard in the Salt Lake City Immigration Court, because Montana has no in-state immigration court. Most non-removal matters are handled directly with USCIS by mail or online.
Quick Facts: Immigration Law in Dillon, Montana
- USCIS I-90 processing time (2024): 7 to 18 months depending on service center — USCIS Case Processing Times
- USCIS I-90 filing fee: $455 base fee, plus $85 biometric fee when applicable — USCIS Form I-90 Fee Schedule
- Form N-400 filing fee: $640 plus $85 biometric services fee — USCIS
