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Thomas Stylianos is a dedicated attorney based in Lowell, specializing in Immigration Law, Personal Injury, and Tax Law. With a robust foundation in immigration, Thomas's journey began in 1998 when he successfully represented a Cambodian-Chinese woman seeking asylum despite a missed one-year filing deadline. This landmark case, which culminated in her receiving asylum, ignited his passion for immigration advocacy and laid the groundwork for his thriving practice. Today, Thomas Stylianos focuses primarily on Family Immigration, offering comprehensive services that include Embassy Processing, Deportation Defense, Waivers, and Appeals of Decisions. His expertise extends to BIA Appeals, District Court Litigation, and Petitions for Review. He adeptly handles petitions for spouses, parents, siblings, children, and fiancés, ensuring clients navigate the complexities of immigration law with confidence. Notably, Thomas is proud to have played a significant role in the prominent 1st Circuit case, Taing v. Napolitano, which established important precedents regarding widow eligibility for spousal visas. In addition to his immigration work, Thomas also addresses the intersection of tax and immigration by providing Joint Tax Return services for couples with foreign spouses. As a Certifying Acceptance Agent (CAA), he streamlines the process of obtaining ITINs without the need to send foreign spouses' passports to the IRS, simplifying tax compliance for his clients. With a commitment to excellence and a proven track record, Thomas Stylianos continues to advocate for individuals and families, helping them achieve their immigration goals while also addressing their personal injury and tax needs. His comprehensive approach and deep understanding of the law make him a trusted partner for those seeking legal representation in Lowell and beyond.
Immigration attorneys help individuals and families navigate the complex immigration system. They assist with visas, green cards, citizenship, and deportation defense. Common matters include visa applications, green cards, citizenship, deportation defense.