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Born and raised in Houston, Anne graduated from Rice University in 1997 and attended the University of Kentucky for law school.  She became licensed to practice law in Texas in 2002 and in Louisiana in 2005.. Currently, Anne represents foreign and US citizens in the areas of:  immigration, criminal defense and appeals, and family law.  Anne also helps people form businesses and resolve disputes that may arise in such.. Each of Anne’s  clients is valued, and she works with them to get the best results for them, in the most cost-effective manner.. Anne began her career as a commercial insurance broker with the Natural Resources division of Aon Risk Services in Houston.   Her job included identifying sources of potential liability for large and small offshore and onshore energy companies.  She helped procure insurance policies to cover those risks, and assisted with first and third-party property and casualty claims.   She soon began working for a top-flight, international law firm specializing in complex commercial insurance litigation in the energy sector.. In 2006, Anne opened the law offices of Kennedy & Taylor, with Alexzandra Taylor, offering advice regarding both criminal and civil law to a variety of clients.   In 2008, Alex and her family moved to Washington DC, and Anne expanded her practice, offering clients personalized service as a sole practitioner.. Anne is married, lives in the historic Houston Heights area of Houston, and she and her husband greatly enjoy traveling, tennis, and scuba diving.

Hablo español con fluidez y tengo una larga experiencia en casos de inmigración. Además, estoy certificado en Ley de inmigración por el Consejo de Especialización Legal del Estado de Texas (Texas Board of Legal Specialization, TBLS).. Considere que sólo un porcentaje muy reducido de abogados (el diez por ciento), cuenta con esta certificación. La razón es que todo abogado certificado por el TBLS tuvo que:. -Haber contado con licencia para ejercer la profesión legal por un tiempo no menor a cinco años;. -Haber dedicado un porcentaje de tiempo a la práctica específica del Derecho de Inmigración por un periodo de al menos tres años;. -Haber llevado casos de inmigración de diversa índole para comprobar que se tiene experiencia en el campo. -Haber tomado cursos de Ley de Inmigración en seminarios de desarrollo profesional. -Haber sido evaluado por jueces y por otros abogados. -Aprobar un examen escrito de extensa duración (un día completo).. Por ello, antes de poner sus asuntos legales en manos de un abogado, pregunte si éste está certificado en Ley de Inmigración por el TBLS.

Kevin Lashus focuses his practice on corporate employment verification compliance and inbound business immigration.  Kevin has experience in providing uniquely tailored advice to assist clients in developing comprehensive employment authorization and immigration-related compliance systems--including full-scale or localized E-Verify implementation protocols.  Given his public-sector background and court-room experience, Kevin is able to prepare clients to minimize exposure during even the most complex regulatory, administrative, and civil litigation.  He is Board Certified in Immigration and Nationality Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.

My team and I have helped THOUSANDS of others bring and keep there loved ones here or remain in the USA.. Our law office focuses on APPROVALS and making it as easy as possible on you to get your fiance visa, marriage visa, green card, or citizenship. We also do Business Visas and Asylum.

Carrie Nguyen was born in Vietnam and moved to Dallas when she was 10 years old. She graduated from The University of Texas and earned her law degree from Texas Tech School of Law. Carrie is a member of the State Bar of Texas, the American Immigration Lawyers Association and the Dallas Bar Association’s Immigration Law Section.. As an immigrant herself, Carrie understands how important your immigration issue is to you and your family. The immigration process can be difficult and stressful. You deserve a knowledgeable and trustworthy lawyer who genuinely cares about your case. Carrie’s passion is helping immigrants to fight deportation and ultimately to obtain legal status. She has successfully represented clients before the USCIS and immigration courts across the country on matters such as bond hearing, deportation defense, and complex green card and citizenship cases.. She has spoken on various immigration topics at the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)'s national conference, AILA-Texas Chapter's conference, and local presentations hosted by the Dallas Bar Association. Carrie loves the immigrant community of her DFW hometown and often dedicates pro-bono services to nonprofit organizations including Catholic Charities, JFON, and the North Texas Dream Team.

My July 2013 interview with the New York Times:. An article in the Huffington Post regarding my interview with The Story Exchange:

Liberty. Justice. All. These are not just words but a credo for Jay Marks, who has been defending the rights of immigrants in Immigration Courts nationwide since 1998. In state and federal courts, he works to vacate convictions, reduce sentences, and vindicate his Clients' rights by forcing the Government to follow the law.. In December of 2013, Jay was appointed as an adjunct faculty member at the University of Maryland School of Law, where he teaches a Clinic Seminar on Crimes and Immigration Law.. Every Saturday morning, Jay hosts El Cafe del Inmigrante, a call-in, Spanish language radio show on CBS' El Zol, FM, in Washington, DC.. Jay is on the Board of Pyramid Atlantic Arts Center in Silver Spring, Maryland, and has served on the boards of several community organizations, including Marcelino Pan y Vino, Inc., Adat Shalom Reconstructionist Congregation, and American University Hillel.

NOTE: Dzovag Kevork is a member of the Law Society of Upper Canada (Ontario, Canada) and is authorized to practice immigration law in Canada as well.. Kevork Law is a full service entertainment and immigration boutique law firm. Dzovag Kevork is the principal attorney with Kevork Law. As an immigrant herself, she appreciates the emotional consequences of the immigration process and hence, has a deep understanding of our clients’ needs.. AREAS OF PRACTICE. - Immigration Law:  employment and entertainment based immigration; H1B, E1, E2, L1, O, P, TN non-immigrant visa; EB-1, NIW, EB-2, PERM, EB-5 and family-based immigrant visas. 90% SUCCESS RATE across all NIV and IV categories.. - Entertainment Law:  trademarks, copyright, contract negotiations, production legal, outside general counsel, talent representation.

I specialize in immigration for entrepreneurs. If you would like to start your own business but are tied down by your immigration status, schedule a consultation with us to see if there is a solution for you.  Some professions that I have worked with on work visas and green cards for include publichealth consultants, cpas, massage therapists, restaurant owners, music teachers, biotech companies, software developers, and dentists.

Robert P. (“Bob”) Webber is the Principal Attorney at Webber Law Firm 2.0, a firm he started in September 2021.  He limits his practice to employment-based and family-based immigration law matters.  Bob is licensed to practice law by the Supreme Court of Minnesota and because immigration law is federal law, he is permitted to represent clients throughout the United States and worldwide on U.S. immigration law matters.  Bob is active on linkedin and you can view his profile here - .. The best way to reach Bob is via email.  His email address is , or you can try to call him at.

I practice immigration law in all 50 states and Family and Divorce Law in the states of New York and New Jersey. My clientele comprises of people from all walks of life. I handle each case differently because I understand that there is no such thing as identical cases. Each individual has his or her own particular set of priorities and problems that need to be addressed in a particular way. When there is a need, I even take a step further to use my network of professionals, i.e. attorneys specializing in certain practice areas, psychologists, experts, accountants, etc. to resolve my client's problems. I believe that a good attorney-client relationship is extremely important for the attorney to properly understand his client's needs and for the client to understand the legal process and the complexities and challenges that go with it. Just as I value my client's resources and needs, I expect them to value my time and expertise. My ultimate objective is to satisfy my clients by giving them proper legal counsel and to do whatever is necessary to achieve this goal.

Taher Kameli has been a founding partner of the Kameli Law, P.C. (in the past Law Offices of Kameli & Associates, P.C.) since 1996 and focuses on immigration and corporate law. He is also a strong advocate for international business. Mr. Kameli has devoted himself over the course of his career to the problems of our contemporary era of globalization. He is a member of the bar of Washington D.C., New York, the U.S. Supreme Court, and Illinois.. Since 2009, Mr. Kameli has been facilitating the creation of sustainable jobs in the United States with over 100 million foreign investments by the designated USCIS Regional Centers, under the EB-5 program. With creative solutions, he remained in the front line of the EB-5 Program to solve complex business immigration issues and engagement with USCIS.

It’s hard to believe this will be my 18th year practicing immigration law. Four different administrations have taken four different approaches to immigration in terms of how they view and treat family-based immigration, employment-based immigration, asylum, humanitarian benefits, and citizenship. I’ve had to adapt to different ways of advocating for my clients in all of these areas over the years. I’m proud to be a partner at Immigration Attorneys, LLP, where we zealously advocate for all clients, even when the odds seem stacked against us, or where other attorneys have been unsuccessful in getting benefits or relief.. Advocacy is a part of everything I do: advocating for immigration reform as well as agency accountability as a member of the American Immigration Lawyers’ Association’s (AILA) National Media and Advocacy Committee, and current co-chair of the AILA Chicago Chapter’s Advocacy Committee; advocating for the advancement of civil and human rights as the past Chair of the Human Rights Section of the Illinois State Bar Association (ISBA) and current ex-officio of the ISBA’s Diversity Leadership Council; and seeking collaboration among lawyers from all backgrounds by participating on the planning committee for the Minority Bar CLE Conference.