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Linda Liang & Associates is dedicated to the practice of all aspects of US immigration law, with a focus onbusiness-related and employment-based US immigration law, such as H1B, L Visa and EB5 Visa. We provide legal consultation and representation in petitioning for non-immigrant visa categories, employment-based immigrant categories and family-based immigration. Since our establishment, we have successfully handled a great number of cases of various kinds, including immigration, international and domestic business transactions, contract arbitration, import and export regulation, and trademark and copyright registration.. There are five reasons our clients choose us among all other law firms: Reason No. 1 Cases are guaranteed to be handled by experienced attorneys. Unlike many other firms that are using paralegals or legal assistants to actually handle cases, we believe there is a lot at stake in every client’s case. We believe that every case is unique.  Within our firm only attorneys are allowed to provide legal evaluation and representation. Within our firm, only lawyers will talk to clients about their cases, either over the phone or in person, not paralegals. Reason No. 2  We communicate.One of the most common clients’ complaints is that their lawyers don’t either answer or return their calls. Proudly, it is not the case with our firm. The attorneys are required to explain to clients in detail the status of the case.  Clients’ calls are to be returned within 24 hours. We work for you, period. Reason No. 3  Our lawyers know the business. Businesses need lawyers who understand their business needs to provide effective service.  Our lawyers have years of legal representations experience. In addition to being licensed in California, Attorney Liang also holds Master Degree of Business Administration from University of Utah. She also worked for years for multi-national companies as in house counsel so or years of she is capable of thinking in businesses owners’  shoes. That’s why we have been effectively communicating with and successfully representing businesses clients. Reason No. 4  We speak the native languages of our clients.Our lawyers speak English, Chinese (Both Mandarin and Cantonese) and Spanish. We are capable to communicate with clients in their comfort zone and make sure their facts are fully understood. Reason No. 5  We know the cultures of our clients inside and out. All of our lawyers have immigrated to the United States. We always take clients’ culture background into consideration in our representation, which plays significant role in persuading judges and immigration officers. It will be our honor to help you to fulfill your American Dream.

I am an attorney licensed in California and Argentina, currently practicing law in Walnut Creek, California, serving the San Francisco Bay Area. My experience as attorney developed from working in the legal field in various capacities in the public and private sector since I am 18 years old. From court officer at a criminal court while studying law in General Roca, Argentina; attorney and professor of international law in Bariloche, Argentina; to law clerk and attorney in the Bay Area, California in private law firms and non-profit organizations. I opened my own law firm in California in 2009 and I am practicing immigration law exclusively since 2012.

Throughout his career, Randy Samona has been an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, demonstrating his commitment to staying updated on the latest developments in immigration law. Randy's attention to detail and extensive knowledge of immigration matters allow him to provide comprehensive and effective representation for his clients. Known for his caring nature and willingness to lend a hand, Randy consistently goes above and beyond to deliver quick and excellent results in all immigration matters. He is dedicated to assisting clients in a language they can understand, making the legal process more accessible and less daunting. When working with Randy Samona, the first step is to collaborate closely with you, developing a personalized plan to achieve the desired outcomes you seek.

Some bosses disrespect people who don't look like them or didn't grow up in the same neighborhood.  Some bosses won't stand for workers who work hard, play by the rules, and expect the same of their boss.  Some bosses won't keep their written commitments.. I fight the boss in Court.

I am a bilingual (Spanish/English) licensed attorney admitted to practice State and Federal law in the State of California since 2001, as well as in the federal District Court in the State of Texas. I am also a member of the American Bar Association, American Federal Bar Association, American Immigration Lawyers Association, and the Association of Trial Lawyers of America. I am an accomplished immigration lawyer with an unusual blend of legal knowledge, skills, and understanding of clients' legal concerns. I gain the confidence of my clients by understanding their needs and focusing on the the best outcome that could benefit her clients.

Kelly Decsy received her Juris Doctorate from Southwestern Law School in 2010. While attending Ms. Decsy received both Cali and Witkin awards for obtaining the highest grade in her law school class. During her time at Law school Ms. Decsy participated in a law school study abroad program and completed one semester of her legal course work at the University of London located in London, England and completed several specialized international law programs. Ms. Decsy also volunteered at Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles during her second and third years at law school to provide free legal services to underprivileged individuals.  Ms. Decsy received a Bachelors of Arts degree in Sociology from the University of California, Riverside in 2006. During her time a the University of California Ms. Decsy participated in several humanitarian organizations. For three years in college, Ms. Decsy started as a publicist and eventually became the Vice president of Habitat for Humanity, University of California, Riverside chapter. Ms. Decsy also participated in a volunteer study abroad program run through Conservation Volunteers International, International Student Volunteers Organization and the University of California. This program was located in Australia and combined course work with rigorous hands on humanitarian and ecological conservation efforts.  Ms. Decsy was born and raised in Westlake Village, California and attended Thousand Oaks High school. While in high school Ms. Decsy participated in the Drama program and was a Southern California CIF champion butterflyer on the swim team.

Authorized to practice nationwide Immigration and Naturalization Law (Washington State included). Member of WA Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA # 38422). Licensed in New York with a  Master of Laws (LLM) in Taxation earned at University of Washington School of Law, Elena V. Yushkina is a US Immigration and Tax attorney at Yushkin Law Office, PLLC with more than 15 years of experience in the legal field. She knows from personal experience how challenging and overwhelming the immigration process can be, having successfully petitioned own family's case under the H1B category and subsequently becoming a US citizen. She focuses her practice on immigration law with emphasis on business, employment, and family based immigration matters. Particularly, she represents and assists in connection with K fiance(e)s and spouses visas; consular processing; I-751 waivers of joint filing requirement; L1 regular and new office visas; L1 extensions; and EB-1 immgrant visas.

Kalman Resnick is a shareholder with Hughes Socol Piers Resnick & Dym., Ltd. Mr. Resnick’s almost 40 years of experience as an immigration law practitioner and his vast knowledge of a multiplicity of immigration practice areas contributes to his ability to advocate for and counsel his clients in the field of immigration law. In addition to immigration law, Mr. Resnick practices in the areas of labor and employment law, civil rights and constitutional law.. Mr. Resnick has practiced immigration law since 1973. He has extensive experience in virtually every area of immigration practice, including business immigration, family unification, asylum and refugee matters, nationality and citizenship issues, employer sanctions and other employment related immigration matters, the defense of foreign nationals under removal proceedings, and federal immigration matters.. He has litigated immigration cases before the U.S. Courts of Appeals, the U.S. District Court, and the Board of Immigration Appeals.. His clients include multinational corporations, medium and small-sized businesses, universities, medical centers, and individual foreign nationals and their families. He counsels corporations, unions, universities, and other non-profit organizations concerning institutional immigration policies and practices, including employment-related immigration issues.. Mr. Resnick has decades of experience representing clients in the fields of labor and employment law. He has extensive experience in collective bargaining negotiations, labor arbitration, wage and hour matter, and the litigation of labor and employment matters.. Upon graduation from law school in 1973, Mr. Resnick received a Reginald Heber Smith Fellowship to work at the 18th Street Neighborhood Legal Services Office of the Legal Assistance Foundation of Chicago. In 1976, he obtained private foundation funding to open the Legal Services Center for Immigrants, one of the nation’s first legal services advocacy centers for immigrant rights, which continues in operation today.