We provide comprehensive client services and represent companies, individuals, non-profit organizations, colleges, universities, and others. We understand the immigration process can be very stressful and extremely important to clients’ lives. This is why our lawyers emphasize individual attention for each client and take your business seriously. 

Since a U.S. green card holder or a United States citizen is required to file their World Wide Income to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS), our attorneys are also dedicated to the practice of tax law. Our tax services include filing tax returns for C corporation, S corporation, individuals and other related matters.

United States immigration policy is based on three general ideas: family based immigration, employment based immigration, and humanitarian relief. In addition, a small number of visas are allocated for diversity. Our law firm provides services in all areas of immigration law.

Family Based Immigration:

Family based immigration, such as green card through marriage, allows close relatives of US citizens and legal permanent residents (Green Card Holders/LPRs) to rejoin their family members in the US. There are 480,000 visas available each year for family based immigration.

Employment Based Immigration:

Employment based immigration allows people who have skills and talents to enter the US to work on a temporary or permanent basis. There are more than 20 types of temporary (nonimmigrant) visas. Most nonimmigrant visas have annual numerical limits.

There are five basic types of permanent business immigrant visas. These immigrants receive green cards and become permanent residents.

Humanitarian Relief:

Each year, the US allows a certain number of persons who are fleeing persecution into the US. A refugee applies for protection while outside the US, while an asylee comes to the US and applies for protection here.

Diversity Lottery:

There are 55,000 visas available each year for the diversity lottery. Diversity Lottery immigrants must have a high school education or its equivalent or a minimum of two years experience working in a profession requiring two years of training or experience.