Immigration is a complex language.
Fortunately, we are fluent.

While the ultimate goal for many foreign nationals is permanent residency (aka the 'green card'), the reality is that many foreign nationals will need to maintain a valid nonimmigrant status before they obtain the green card.

For those that qualify, we have extensive expertise in filing well documented self-petitioned immigration applications when employer-sponsored options are not available. These options also avoid the PERM process.

We have successfully represented J visa holders in obtaining waivers of the two year home residency requirement based on a number of different strategies. We have successfully represented many in obtaining an O-1 visa.

Our attorneys understand that PERM is a complicated and counterintuitive process. We regularly work with employers to guide them through this complex process, and to ensure that the petition is in all respects properly prepared.

The United States Department of Homeland Security is now enforcing the Alien Registration Requirement for all non-U.S. Citizens starting on May 11, 2025.

All non-U.S. Citizens (excluding those in A or G status) must report any address changes to USCIS within 10 days by submitting form AR-11 or reporting online.