Immigration Law
Immigrants
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International, intracompany workers (EB-1)
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Masters or Bachelors Degree Holders with 5 years of progressive work experience (EB-2)
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Professional, skilled, and unskilled workers (EB-3)
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Ordained ministers and religious workers (EB-4)
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Direct investment or regional center (EB-5)
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Applying for U.S. Citizenship
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Consulate processing abroad through national visa center
Non-Immigrants
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Corporate consulting
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Change of status/extension of status
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B-2 Visitor visa
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F-1 Student visa
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E-1 Treaty Trader visa
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E-2 Investor of private enterprise visa
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R-1 Temporary religious worker visa
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H1-B Employment visa
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O-1 Alien with extraordinary ability for academics/business/athletics
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L-1 Temporary intra-company transferring employee visa
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I-1 Foreign media representative/journalist visa
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K-1 Finacé/fiancée of USC visa, K-3 foreign spouse visa only for consulate processing
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TN Canadian/Mexican/NAFTA professional temporary work visa
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U Foreign victim of crime temporary visa
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V-3 Foreign spouse and minors of LPR temporary work visa
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Denial of Adjustment of Status/Extension of Status: motion to appeal/motion to reconsider/motion to reopen (F-1/H1-B)
Family Law
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Immediate relatives: spouses, children under 21, United States Citizens (USC)/parents of USC
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F1 unmarried sons and daughters of USC parents
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F2A spouse of lawful permanent resident (LPR), and minors (children under 21)
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F2B unmarried sons and daughters over 21 whose parents are LPR
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F3 married sons and daughters of USC parents
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F4 brother/sister of USC
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Removal/Deportation defense
Business Immigration
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E-2, Immigration Business review
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Business and Corporation setup
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Corporation structure
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Shareholders agreement
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Sale/purchase of business
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Asset transfers
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Lease review
Removal (Deportation) Defense