Worldwide Services for United States Immigration
Compass Immigration P.A. can help you from anywhere in the world: we are licensed to assist clients nationwide and worldwide. Through use of technology, we are able to represent clients from anywhere, without ever needing to meet in person. Video conferencing, email, and modern software offer our clients alternative method of communicating with the Attorney and paralegal handling their matter.
We understand that the immigration process can be daunting and overwhelming. At Compass Immigration P.A., our mission is to help clients navigate through the stressful process with ease and certainty. By practicing exclusively in immigration law, we are able to provide a higher degree of excellence and service.
With a wealth of experience and a clear understanding of immigration laws and regulations, Compass Immigration P.A. offers in depth expertise all while maintaining a personal touch. We take the time to understand your particular needs so that we are able to provide you tailored services designed to reflect your unique requirements.
Our goal is simple: Our clients get the same level of personal attention that we ourselves would want to receive. No two matters are the same. This attention to detail means that we can provide our clients with the highest chance of success possible. We are here to help turn your dreams into reality.
Breaking Boundaries in United States Immigration
Our Services
Family based Petitions (children, step-children, spouses, parents, and siblings)
Marriage and Fiancé Visas (including same sex spouses and couples)
Green Cards and Permanent Residency
Work Visas
Employment Authorization Cards (EADs)
Investor Visas
Citizenship and Naturalization
Waivers (pardons) for undocumented immigrants
Deferred Action (including DACA)
Tourist Visas
Humanitarian and Emergency Situations
Asylum and Refugee Applications
Military Immigration for active duty, reserves, and veterans/retired members (including family members)
Immigration News
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How the COVID-19 Pandemic Has Affected Immigration: One Year Later
March 11, 2021
It’s been one year since the COVID-19 pandemic first affected immigration on a global scale. The impact has been swift, devastating, and long-lasting. On March 11, 2020, former President Trump issued a proclamation announcing travel restrictions on two dozen European countries. It was one of the first major signs from the U.S. government that the […] The post How the COVID-19 Pandemic Has Affected Immigration: One Year Later appeared first on Immigration Impact. […]
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ICE’s New Case Review Process Lets Immigrants Appeal Detention and Deportation
March 9, 2021
The Biden administration announced new “enforcement priorities” for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on February 18. The priorities were an initial step away from the Trump administration’s enforcement strategy that made every undocumented immigrant a target for deportation. But issuing priorities is one thing; meaningful implementation is another. With over 13,000 people in detention and […] The post ICE’s New Case Review Process Lets Immigrants Appeal Detention and Deportation appeared first on Immigration Impact. […]
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What You Need to Know about Temporary Protected Status for Venezuela
March 9, 2021
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced on March 8 that Venezuelan nationals present in the United States would be eligible to apply for Temporary Protected Status (TPS). The TPS designation provides immigration status to many Venezuelans for the next 18 months. At least 200,000 Venezuelans are expected to be eligible. TPS was created by […] The post What You Need to Know about Temporary Protected Status for Venezuela appeared first on Immigration Impact. […]
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How the Biden Administration Should Respond to the Arrival of Unaccompanied Children
March 9, 2021
Since 2013, the government has struggled to respond to increasing numbers of unaccompanied children arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border. After disastrous Trump administration policies left unaccompanied children detained at the border for weeks at a time, the Biden administration is facing its own challenges to accommodate an increasingly large number of arrivals at the southern […] The post How the Biden Administration Should Respond to the Arrival of Unaccompanied Children appeared first on Immigration Impact. […]
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The Supreme Court Makes It Harder for Immigrants to Fight Deportation
March 5, 2021
The U.S. Supreme Court published a new decision on March 4 that will make it harder—if not impossible—for many longtime immigrants to fight deportation. The case, Pereida v. Wilkson, abandons decades of Supreme Court precedent on the immigration consequences of criminal convictions. Undocumented immigrants and other noncitizens who are deportable may still be eligible for […] The post The Supreme Court Makes It Harder for Immigrants to Fight Deportation appeared first on Immigration Impact. […]
Our Story
The Founder of Compass Immigration P.A., Caroline Larochelle Nadeau, has first-hand knowledge of the stress that can be caused by navigating the immigration process. After meeting her husband, a member of the US Military, she obtained a fiancé visa and immigrated to the United States from Canada. Her experience allows our firm to better prepare and assist our clients through their immigration journey. As a military spouse, Attorney Larochelle Nadeau has helped many military members and their families meet their immigration needs.
Our Clients
Compass Immigration P.A. assists clients with their immigration and nationality needs. We offer honest, high-quality representation at an affordable price. Our clients consist of families, individuals, military service members, military dependents, investors, and businesses.
Supporting Military & NATO
If you are an active duty member or veteran of the U.S. Military, or serving in the military of any NATO country, we support your commitment. We are pleased to offer you a 15% discount towards any legal fees or services offered.
