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I am intimately familiar with the immigration process from both the client and attorney perspective.. I was born and raised in Montreal, Canada and attended college and law school in the United States pursuant to a student visa.  As a young immigration attorney, I married an American citizen processing my own applications for conditional and permanent residence.  Subsequently, I became a naturalized United States citizen.. Since 1992, I have assisted thousands of individuals and companies successfully navigate a complex and rather daunting immigration system.. Never forgetting my experience as an immigrant, my primary focus is providing each client with a clear understanding of the immigration steps that lie ahead as well as a realistic assessment of the results that can be achieved.  Each client expects and is entitled to an honest evaluation.

Having spent years abroad studying or working in Morocco, Spain, Lebanon, and Yemen, I have experience handling intercultural issues that surround modern living.  Before embarking on a career as a lawyer, I worked as a published writer, copywriter, paralegal, and non-profit administrator.  I bring a wealth of experience to my practice of law and have personally encountered a range of immigration issues myself both stateside and abroad.  With my firsthand knowledge of real immigration issues, I offer unique answers to immigration problems.. While at law school, I participated in my school's Appellate Litigation Clinic as a certified legal intern.  The experience I gained there -- including drafting a petition for certorari to the U.S. Supreme Court and representing a prevailing client in a high-profile family law case at the Pennsylvania Superior Court -- enabled me to draft other briefs in appellate settings while I worked at an immigration firm as a law clerk.  I have drafted winning appellate briefs that were submitted before the Board of Immigration Appeals, the Administrative Appeals Office, the Pennsylvania Superior Court, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit,  and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.. I enjoy challenging cases in family, immigration, transactional, and appellate law and always look forward to helping clients resolve their particular issue.

Ms. Laurore is a member of the PA, and MI State and Federal bars. Her experience as a Masters level Psychologist has allowed her to be a compassionate and highly skilled Divorce and Immigration attorney. A tough negotiator, she is able to get the most equitable results for her clients. She is passionate about ending violence against women and abuse and neglect against children. Fluent in French and Haitian Creole, she is also able to communicate in Spanish and Portuguese. She has taught French and Psychology in local Colleges and/ or Universities; is an avid world traveler, aspiring writer, and a happy wife and mother.

I am an attorney representing multinational companies, U.S. based-startups, and entrepreneurs, and family members of foreign relatives seeking to obtain immigration benefits.. My passion for immigration stems from my own personal circumstances. Like many, my grandparents immigrated to the U.S. around the turn of the last century from the Southern Mediterranean. But beyond that, I personally sponsored my spouse years ago, which allowed me to directly experience the process (and its uncertainties, ambiguities, etc.). That experience made me decide to dedicate my professional life to assisting others immigrate to the U.S.

Hello!  My name is Nimsy Garcia, and I am the founder of the US immigration law firm, The Traveling Immigration Attorney.. I have offices in Wyoming and Colorado, but I travel frequently to work directly with clients and offer American immigration assistance to clients all over the United States and the world.. Prior experience: I have been involved in immigration law since 2009. I started as a volunteer for various local and national pro bono organizations where I gained experience in humanitarian immigration law. In 2012, I enlisted in the US Army JAG Corps and have supported missions in legal assistance, international law, and military justice. Recently, I led efforts to help over 700 Soldiers with US citizenship and naturalization. I also helped provide immigration guidance to DoD employees impacted by the withdrawal of US troops in Afghanistan. Now, I serve as a trial defense attorney and assist Soldiers facing adverse administrative actions. At the same time, in private practice, I have worked on family visas, such as consular processing, adjustment of status, and employment-based visas like H-1Bs, H-2A/Bs, EB-3s, and EB-5s.. All of my experience combined has contributed to my success in a wide range of immigration topics in family-based, humanitarian, business, U.S. citizenship, and even military immigration matters.. In combination with my real-life experiences, like living abroad in Mexico, Spain, France, and Brazil, I believe I have a unique perspective on immigration; the challenges immigrants face, an understanding of different cultures and legal systems, and a strong sense of empathy to understand my clients needs and to support my clients in navigating America's complex immigration system.. For this reason, I work tirelessly to provide legal services that are easily accessible with tele-law offices, virtual and in-person appointments.. Well, thank you for your interest, and hope to hear from you soon!

Attorney Althea S. Prince has practiced law for 20 years.  She is an Ivy League grad and former big-firm attorney with experience representing clients in complex and large exposure cases.  Her practice has afforded her significant opportunities to handle cases from inception through trial/resolution in federal and state courts.. Ms. Prince immigrated to the US from Guyana.  She enjoys traveling, reading, and watching sports.

I am both an attorney in France where I am admitted to the Paris Court of Appeals, and in the United States where I am a member of the State Bar of Georgia. I advise clients on current immigration legislation, handling nonimmigrant and immigrant visa applications and regularly attend interviews at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service field Offices nationwide. I also represent clients before the immigration courts in removal proceedings as well as refugees in their asylum applications. In addition,I litigate cases before the Board of Immigration Appeals and before the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia.

Founder and Managing Partner of Orza Global Immigration LLC. Her practice focuses primarily on U.S. immigration and nationality law and international migration issues. Ms. Orza devotes her practice to representing corporate and individual clients in an array of business and family immigration matters.. Ms. Orza has experience representing companies in a variety of industries in all aspects of business immigration, including employment visas for professionals, intra-company transferees, immigrant visa petitions, consular processing, adjustment of status applications, and naturalization applications. She assists foreign investors in obtaining non-immigrant E visas and EB-5 immigrant visas. She works closely with EB-5 Regional Centers, EB-5 service providers, and other professionals to guide her clients through the complex EB-5 Investor Visa process.. She has extensive experience representing employers seeking certification by the U.S. Department of Labor on applications for alien employment certification (PERM). She has executed a full range of employment-based immigration strategies, including immigrant petitions for foreign nationals of extraordinary and exceptional ability, outstanding researchers, and multinational managers and executives. Ms. Orza represents individuals with various family immigration issues, obtaining immigrant and non immigrant visas, maintaining lawful status, and applying for U.S. citizenship through naturalization.. EducationJ.D., Tulane University School of Law, 2004B.S., University of Georgia, 1999. Admitted to PracticeGeorgia, 2006Louisiana, 2005 (inactive member)Georgia Supreme Court. Professional AssociationsGeorgia Bar Journal Editorial BoardAmerican Immigration Lawyers AssociationChair, American Immigration Lawyers Association – Atlanta Chapter New Member Division. Publications/PresentationsImmigration Options for Foreign Investors, Seminar Speaker, ICLE Nuts & Bolts of Business Law, State Bar of Georgia, February 10, 2011.. EB-5 Investment Seminar, EB-5 Investment Green Cards, BB&T Bank, Atlantic Station, Atlanta, Georgia, October 28, 2010.. No Second Chances: Immigration Consequences of Criminal Charges, Georgia Bar Journal, Vol. 13, No.2, December 2007

I first came to Atlanta to study chemical engineering at Georgia Tech. After working for a while in the consumer products research and development field, I decided it was time to change gears. I attended law school at night while continuing to work as an engineer, and have not looked back since. The engineer in me always gets a thrill out of analyzing complex situations and formulating thorough and thoughtful solutions, but what I enjoy most about the practice of law is getting to meet new people, hear their stories, and help them see their goals realized.

Mr. Phil Kuck is an attorney with Kuck | Baxter Immigration. Mr. Kuck guides employers through the complex U.S. business immigration process. He also counsels individuals seeking to enter the United States, to those who want to change or adjust status, and to those seeking naturalization.. Mr. Kuck graduated magna cum laude with his Juris Doctor from Georgia State University College of Law. He also received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Brigham Young University in Political Science with a minor in Mandarin Chinese.. While in law school, he served as the Lead Articles Editor on the Editorial Board for The Georgia State University Law Review and participated on and coached the Moot Court team for the Jessup International Moot Court Competition. He also served as an Honor Court Judge for the Student Bar Association, a Pupil in the Logan E. Bleckley Inn of Court, and a judicial extern to The Honorable Judge Wendy L. Shoob of the Superior Court of Fulton County. In law school, Mr. Kuck received several awards including CALI Awards for Excellence in Professional Responsibility, Negotiations, and Wrongful Convictions, as well as honors from GSU Law for Excellence in Professional Responsibility. Following graduation, Mr. Kuck was inducted into the Order of the Coif in 2017.. Mr. Kuck lived in Taiwan for two years during his undergraduate studies and as a result speaks, reads (both traditional and simplified characters), and writes fluent Mandarin Chinese.

Theresa Bailey Kennedy is a principal in Frazier, Soloway & Kennedy, P.C. She graduated cum laude from Georgia State University School of Law (’07), Georgia State University (M.A. ’01) and the University of Virginia (B.A. ’91). She has presented major seminars on EB-1/EB-2 National Interest Waivers before audiences of scientists, researchers and academics in various states. She is active in the Atlanta Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.

Ms. Padberg completed her undergraduate education at Tufts University in Boston, where she graduated cum laude with a degree in International Relations. She also attended the Taipei Language Institute in Taipei, Taiwan and received a certificate in Chinese Language. She studied law at Georgia State University, and attained her J.D. degree in 1989. Ms. Padberg has been extremely active in Immigration issues both on the local and the national levels. Her memberships and titles have included: