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100% Immigration Law: More than 500 immigration cases handled to date. Clients often want to know how much experience I have as well they should! There are far too many inexperienced "immigration" attorneys and "Notorios" who have taken advantage of our undocumented aliens. Often their cases have been damaged beyond repair and it is sometimes impossible to un-do the damage.. Having said that, I have been an attorney since 1988 in Florida. I later moved to VA and was admitted to the VA bar in 2008. Since that time, my law practice has been limited to immigration law only and I love what I do. I have been an active member in good standing with the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) since 2009.. I am located in downtown Winchester, Virginia and am a sole practictioner.. I handle most areas of immigration; family based immigration, Waivers, Asylum, Citizenship and Criminal Removal proceedings & all types of removal (deportation) type immigration court cases.. I am convenient to all areas in the Shenandoah Valley as well as parts of West Virginia and Maryland.

Mr. McVicker received his Juris Doctor degree in 1993 from William and Mary Law School, in Williamsburg, Virginia.  In law school, he was a member of the Moot Court Bar and obtained a distinction in Legal Skills. He received his Bachelors degree in French, with honors, from Vassar College in 1984, and his Masters in French from New York University in 1986. He speaks French and Spanish fluently. He has been a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association since 1995 and has had his own office in Northern Virginia since 1997.  He works with his wife, Yuliya, who is from Ukraine and speaks Ukrainian and Russian.  Northern Virginia Magazine selected him for its list of Top Lawyers 2022, in the area of immigration law.. The firm offers its domestic and international clients a broad range of legal services on immigration-related matters.  On behalf of businesses and individuals, we assist foreign nationals in securing permission to enter the United States based on family sponsorship,  employment, or investment.. Legal counsel and representation are provided in order to acquire Permanent Residency through employment and family-based immigrant petitions, obtain employment authorization, short- and long-term visas, and naturalization.. Our clients include engineers, information technology professionals, scientific researchers, embassy officials, accountants, architects and economists in professional positions at companies, academic institutions, research facilities, and international organizations in Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, DC, as well as throughout the United States and in other countries.

Attorney Khristina Siletskaya runs a boutique law practice in Bluffton, SC that is limited exclusively to the U.S. Immigration and SC Family Law. Khristina’s Immigration Law practice is focused mainly on humanitarian forms of relief. She is one of very few attorneys in SC who is skilled at and handles large caseload of human trafficking cases, cases for victims of domestic violence, victims of crimes, political asylums, and Special Immigrant Juveniles. Her Family Law practice mainly focuses on obtaining custody orders that form basis for seeking Special Immigrant Juvenile Status in front of the USCIS for immigrant children who already suffered great hardship as a result of being abandoned, neglected, and/or abused by at least one of their parents, and then experienced a difficult journey, sometimes alone on their way to the United States. Khristina also handles a limited number of divorces, mainly for her current immigration clients. Attorney Khristina Siletskaya graduated with honors from Georgetown Law Center (LLM), George Mason Law School (JD), and George Mason University (BA) and is a member of the following Bar Associations: South Carolina (active), Maryland (active) and the District of Columbia (inactive). Khristina is also a member of American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). Attorney Siletskaya was born in Ukraine, lived 10 years of her live in Vienna, Austria and in addition to English she is fluent is the following languages: Ukrainian, Russian and German and has a working knowledge of Spanish.

Jeanne primarily focuses her practice on immigration law.  Jeanne has personal experience with applying for benefits through the former INS- now U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services.  She understands the angst that foreign clients feel when faced with an unfamiliar and confusing set of laws.  Jeanne's goal is to make the law accessible to her clients and to make the process as seamless as possible.

• Family and Marriage based Green Cards, I-130 & I-485. • Green Card Renewal, I-90. • Family and Fiancée Petitions, K-1, K-3. • Removal Of Conditional Status, I-751. • Citizenship and Naturalization, N-400. • Work permits, I-765. • Exceptional Ability, EB-1. • Employment Visas including H1B, L1a, L1b, O-1. • Investor Visas, E1 and E2. • Internship and Training Visas, J1. • Student Visas, F1. • Self Petitioning by Abused Spouse, VAWA, I-360. • Visas and Green Cards for victims of crimes, U-Status. • Extend/ Change Status, I-539. • All waivers including I-601a, I-601 & 212. • Deportation Defense (including Asylum and Cancellation of Removal). • Appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeal Board (BIA) and Circuit Courts (9th and all Circuit courts)

Our approach is to provide entrepreneurs and families comprehensive analysis of your issues, prioritize your concerns, recommend the best course of actions, and collaborate with you to deliver your desired results and resolutions. We believe in collaboration with our clients, working as a team player, and creating synergy to resolve your legal issues effectively and efficiently.Immigration and business law are complex areas of law. We are here to guide you every step of the way, simplifying the process and creating a peace of mind for our clients.

Anna Benvenue graduated magna cum laude from the University of Georgia with a B.A. in American History. At UGA she was a Presidential Scholar, a member of Phi Beta Kappa, and spent a term studying abroad in the Semester at Sea program. After college, Anna spent two years with Teach for America in San Jose, CA., obtained her state California State Teaching Credential from San Jose State University, and taught fourth grade for a third year.She graduated with highest honors and in the top 3% of her class from Golden Gate School of Law in 2008, where she was the Managing Editor of the Law Review, a Peer Mentor, a Moot Court Board Member, and wrote a law review article on the rehabilitation failures of the California Youth Authority.  She won awards for legal writing, constitutional law, business associations, evidence, and appellate advocacy.  While in law school, Anna interned with the Tenderloin Housing Clinic, the San Francisco District Attorney's Office, and Minami Tamaki, LLP.  She also served as an extern for the Honorable Judge Thelton Henderson of the US District Court for the Northern District of California.  After graduation, Anna was hired through the Attorney General Honor's Program and worked for the Department of Justice as an Attorney Advisor at the San Francisco Immigration Court.  At the Law Office of Robert B. Jobe, Anna's practice centers around defending people in deportation proceedings before Immigration Judges, representing clients in appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals and the Federal Courts of Appeal and in lawsuits in Federal District Court under the Administrative Procedures Act.  She has successfully argued multiple cases in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal, including Ali v. Holder, 637 F.3d 1025 (9th Cir. 2011).  She particularly enjoys cases involving immigrants with criminal convictions and alleged ties to terrorist groups.In her spare time, Anna enjoys road biking, going to the beach and watching college football.  Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, Anna has been residing in San Francisco since 2002 and loves the weather and culture of the Bay Area too much to return to the South.

I pratice Family Law and Immigration. As an immigrant, I have personal experience with the imigration system and an a keen understanidng of the aspirations and challenges of an immigrant. As a husband and father for nearly thirty years, I believe in marriage and the family. So if I can help you and your family thrive, I am all in! If we can reconcile your differences in the marriage, count on us! If the marriage cannot be saved, we ensure that your rights are protected (safety, custody, support, division of assets) and do our best to resolve conflicts cordially.. With more than twenty years of not-for-profit work, I have spent all my adult life helping people in one way or another. I am the president of the Immigration Law Section for the Contra Costa County Bar Association and a member of the American Immigration Law Association (AILA). We have successfully represented clients in family court in seven of the nine Bay Area counties acquired visas for hundreds of clients over the years.. There are 1.3 million licensed attorneys in the U.S., most of them quite good, and another 20 thousand new ones each year. What sets us apart is the person behind the title. Away from the office, I enjoy a cup of tea and a good book (C.S. Lewis, an anthology of short stories, history, or philosophy come to mind). I also enjoy interesting articles on different of subjects and news from around the world. My wife and I enjoy movies and good music (James Taylor and Ivan Lins, for example). My family and I love to travel, meet people, eat good food, and enjoy good company.

Marzieh provides immigration legal services to companies, employees, families, and individuals seeking non-immigrant or immigrant visas, US residency, or citizenship.. Marzieh assists domestic and international corporations in transferring foreign employees from offices abroad to the U.S. and hiring foreign employees in domestic offices. Whether the cases involve non-immigrant visas or permanent resident applications, her firm guides clients on a full range of business visas, including H-1B professionals, TN NAFTA Professionals, E-3 Specialty Occupation Workers from Australia, E-1 Treaty Traders, E-2 Treaty Investors, EB-5 Immigrant Investors, L-1 Intra-Company Transferees, O-1 Individuals with Extraordinary Ability or Achievement, EB-1 and NIW I-140s, EB-2 advanced degree workers or professionals, and other employees going through the labor certification (PERM) process. As for immigration compliance and Form I-9, her office works with your company to develop internal assessments and maintain proper I-9 procedures.. Marzieh also helps international students by advising on issues such as F-1, OPT, STEM OPT extensions, and change of status applications from F-1 to J-1, H-1B, and other non-immigrant and immigrant visa categories.. Marzieh also helps individuals and families with their applications and petitions at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and U.S. embassies and consulates abroad.

Mr. Bell has been serving the community for the past fourty-five (45+) years, working with diverse youth and young adults in a variety of sports as an instructor, coach, commissioner, and tournament director for baseball, volleyball, & basketball. Mr. Bell has enjoyed serving with Greater Birmingham Habitat for Humanity;  First Light Women’s Shelter;  Boy Scouts of America;Arthritis Foundation; National Multiple Sclerosis Society (Alabama/Mississippi Chapter);  Birmingham Bearcats AAU Basketball program (Co-Founder); Central Park Christian School; Forestdale Presbyterian Church; First Presbyterian Church; South Highlands Presbyterian Church; and HICA!, among others.. Mr. Bell attended Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, B.S. School of Arts & Science in 1978; Vanderbilt Divinity School, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, M. Div. in 1982; and also attended Cumberland School of Law,  Samford University, Birmingham, Alabama, J.D. in 1991.. He served in the federal sector at the United States Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Alabama from 1992-2013 and later founded The Law Office of John Charles Bell, L.L.C. in June of 2014.. Mr. Bell has been an ordained minister in the Christain Church (Disciples of Christ) since 1982 and continues his ministry in his everyday life. Mr. Bell has lead many workshops in seminars in various areas, mainly involving issues in leadership, youth, and immigration.

I was born and raised in the United States; however I traces my roots and cultural identity to Ecuador and Italy from where my family immigrated. A daughter of an immigrant mother, I was always intrigued with people from other countries and cultures. I have traveled extensively throughout Latin America and Europe having spent summers in Italy and Venezuela where I worked in the legal department of Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA).. As an attorney, I have always practiced exclusively in the area of U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law. I believe it is a privilege to help immigrants achieve their dreams and goals to the enrichment of this country. As a lawyer, I believe that while I may not litigate for damages or monetary gain, she accomplishes something far greater and richer – helping businesses thrive, individuals obtain freedom or contribute to the American dream and reuniting families. Nothing could be more priceless – or more American.. Early in my career, I served at Catholic Charities of Orange County as the Director of Legal Services and Advocacy, and later at the Public Law Center where I developed the legal immigration services program. I am most proud of the work I have done pro bono on behalf of the poorest and most vulnerable immigrants including asylum seekers, trafficking victims and battered women and children.. I was responsible for spearheading the Orange County Bar Association’s INFO presentation on immigration, am a Past President of the Hispanic Bar Association of Orange County and serve on the District Attorney’s Hispanic Advisory Commission.

Sunita Boddu is a graduate of the University of California, Davis, Law School. She is admitted to the California State Bar.. Sunita has experience in both the public and private sectors. She was an extern for United States District Judge Garland Burrell of the Eastern District of California in Sacramento. She also worked as a research attorney with the Orange County Superior Court, Santa Ana. Her private practice experience includes working at Rutan & Tucker, Orange County's largest law firm.. Sunita attended UC Davis Law School because of its diversity. "I choose (University of California) Davis because the law school is named after Martin Luther King Jr.," she said. "At King Hall there is a deep commitment to social issues such as equality and fairness.". Before attending law school, Sunita was a daily newspaper reporter. She wrote for The Riverside Press-Enterprise and The Home News, East Brunswick, New Jersey. Sunita received a B.A. Journalism from San Diego State University graduating summa cum laude and as the top news-editorial graduate in her class.. Sunita opened her law office in Irvine because of the city's reputation as the Silicon Valley of the Southland and its easy accessibility to the growing population of immigrant families. Within the community, she has served as chair of the Immigration Section of the Orange County Bar Association. While her representation of family law clients is limited to California residents, her representation of immigration clients is open to residents of all states in the U.S. and the world. Immigration is governed by federal law.. Sunita's expertise is providing high quality, efficient and affordable immigration and family law representation to clients. Clients will get big firm results with small firm attention to detail. As a lawyer that has worked with large firms, Sunita is comfortable talking to the government or opposing counsel to protect her clients' interests. On the other hand, her boutique practice ensures that her clients will get individualized attention.. Sunita is a naturalized citizen who immigrated to the United States more than 35 years ago through her father, who studied in Montana State University, Bozeman, as one of the first group of Indian engineers to undertake a master's degree there. Her most recent personal experiences with immigration are through her husband, who is now a naturalized citizen. Her experience with that process put her in the shoes of hundreds of thousands of others with similar immigration experiences. "It is not an easy journey, nor one to be taken lightly," she said.

The Law Offices of Shadi Sheidayi provides comprehensive immigration and business law services.  Our immigration practice consists of assisting our clients with the preparation of all non-immigrant visa petitions, immigrant visa petitions for permanent residence, and naturalization.  We specifically handle family-based immigrant visas, business and investment visas, work related visas, and naturalization proceedings.. In the area of business law we prepare and negotiate a wide array of contracts for domestic and international companies.  Whether you need assistance strategizing your business structure or resolving a dispute, at The Law Offices of Shadi Sheidayi, you can rest assure that we will provide superior advocacy for all of your business needs.  We also handle consumer protection matters to protect the rights of consumers under many consumer protection acts.  We take the time to get to know our clients and learn as much as we can about the issues being faced.  We take a customized approach to every case, building a plan of action designed to address your unique legal issues.  You will deal directly with your attorney throughout the process, and your phone calls or other inquiries will receive a prompt response.. Ms. Sheidayi has successfully handled numerous immigration matters, including family-based green cards, employment visas, investor visas, and citizenship matters.  Immigration cases require an advocate who will carefully handle your case from beginning to end.  In addition to her immigration experience, Ms. Sheidayi also has extensive business law and litigation experience.  She has handled numerous complex litigation matters, including consumer protection and product liability cases.  Ms. Sheidayi earned her Juris Doctorate, cum laude from Chapman University School of Law.  Ms. Sheidayi earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from the University of California, Irvine.. Embed code

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I've been an attorney since 1998, currently practicing immigration law in the United States since 2015. If you'd like to discuss your immigration case in details in English, Spanish, French or Romanian, please contact me for a free consultation. My office is located in Newport Beach, California and I can also schedule appointments in Santa Monica, Downtown Los Angeles, Irvine and San Diego.. I have a lot of experience in a variety of practice areas such as:. Family-Based Immigration & WaiversGreen Cards for Spouse, Children, Parents and Siblings (Adjustment of Status, 245(i) Adjustment of Status), K-1 (Fiancé Visa), Green Cards through Consular Processing, U-Visa (Victims of Crime), Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), Immigrant Children (Special Immigrant Juveniles Status - SIJS), Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), 601 and 601A waivers, Naturalization (Citizenship). Employment-Based Immigration & Work VisasChange of Status, H-1B (employment visa), L-1 Visa (Intracompany Transfer), O-1 Visa and EB-1 Classification (Individuals with Extraordinary Abilities), P-Visa (Performers and Athletes), R-1 Visa (Religious Workers). Investors & EntrepreneursE-1 and E-2 (Treaty Trade Investor Visas). Deportation DefenseTemporary Protected Status (TPS), Asylum, Withholding of Removal and Convention Against Torture, Cancellation of Removal for Permanent Residents and Non-permanent Residents, Application for Waivers and Adjustment of Status. I obtained my law degree from the University of Bucharest in 1998 and started as an in-house counsel for an established civil engineering company serving both Romanian and German markets. I learned a lot during that time, mostly about myself as a professional and about the ethic and beauty of a job well done. As my life changed and I immigrated to the United States in 2003, I had to start all over again and dare to hope that I can reinvent myself and do what I most liked. It started with the opportunity offered by a great mentor that is Attorney Nikki Jacobson, who was the first to bring me on board at Jacobson and Han in 2011 and encourage me to pursue a license with the California Bar. I discovered the complicated field of immigration law during the 5 years of assisting three attorneys, along with the rewards of seeing people's lives changing in front of my eyes.. After passing the California State Bar, I became a member of American Immigration Lawyers Association and a member of Los Angeles County Bar Association. I knew that immigration law is what I wanted to continue to do. I marked another milestone as my first position as an associate attorney at Han Law Group, under the guidance of another great mentor, Attorney Susan Han.. The efforts, the pressure, the long hours of work in preparing a case, the butterflies in the stomach before every hearing in front of the judge, all is worth when my clients look me in the eyes and say: “God bless you!” (“Que Dios la bendiga!”) And more than anything, when they say “Que Dios ME la bendiga”, I feel their love and I know I am one of them. I'm Marina Andrei. I am an Immigrant. I am your Immigration Attorney.