Nationwide Immigration

Warning: General information about U.S. immigration law, not legal advice. Every situation is different. Contact a licensed attorney about your situation.

Federal Practice · All 50 States

“E Pluribus Unum”Out of Many, One

PracticeFederal immigration law
ClientsNationwide & worldwide
ExperienceMore than 28 years

Nationwide federal immigration representation

Your Immigration Attorney

Immigration is governed by federal law, so my immigration practice is not limited to the states where I have offices. I represent individuals, families, and businesses throughout the United States, and I work with clients from around the world.

For more than 28 years, I have handled family, business, humanitarian, and removal-related immigration matters. You meet directly with me. I develop the strategy, prepare and review the legal work, and personally represent you at interviews and hearings when required. When you call my office, I know what is happening with your case because I am the attorney handling it.

Immigration Services

Family-Based ImmigrationGreen cards and visas for spouses, parents, children, and siblings.Learn more →Employment-Based ImmigrationWork visas and employment-based green cards.Learn more →Investor VisasImmigration options for investors and business owners.Learn more →TN VisasProfessional work status for Canadian and Mexican citizens.Learn more →Fiancé VisasK-1 visas to bring your fiancé(e) to the United States.Learn more →Citizenship & NaturalizationApplying to become a U.S. citizen.Learn more →Removal DefenseRepresentation in immigration court.Learn more →Immigration AppealsAppeals of denied petitions and immigration court decisions.Learn more →AsylumProtection for people who fear persecution in their home country.Learn more →VAWA PetitionsSelf-petitions for survivors of abuse by a U.S. citizen or permanent resident family member.Learn more →Waivers of InadmissibilityWaivers that can overcome grounds for denial.Learn more →International AdoptionThe immigration process for internationally adopted children.Learn more →

How Nationwide Representation Works

ConsultationMeet with me by video, by phone, or in person.

StrategyI review your history and goals and map out the path forward.

PreparationWe exchange documents securely online, and I prepare and review every filing.

RepresentationI attend interviews and hearings with you, and I travel when your case requires it.

Remote representation is part of my 2YouLaw Program™, which uses video conferences, electronic document exchange, and other remote communication when appropriate.

Immigration Rarely Stands Alone

A marriage petition is also a family law matter. An investor visa is also a business formation matter. A non-citizen spouse changes how an estate plan should be written. Because I also practice in those areas in the states where I am licensed, I can handle the related pieces together.

Idaho

Nevada

California

Oregon and Utah Immigration

I also represent immigration clients in Oregon and Utah. My practice in those states is limited to federal immigration law for now.

Oregon

Utah

Offices

National Office
240 SE 23rd Avenue, Boynton Beach, FL 33435

Idaho Office
87 North Plummer Road, Star, ID 83669

Nevada Office
1 East Liberty Street, Suite 600, Reno, NV 89501

Oregon (immigration only)
(503) 468-5881

(833) 296-8529 · Request a consultation

Serving immigration clients nationwide. All locations

America at a Glance

National Anthem · Press Play

“The Star-Spangled Banner”

Words by Francis Scott Key, 1814 · National anthem since 1931

Instrumental performance by the United States Navy Band · Public domain

National Motto“In God We Trust”
Traditional Motto“E Pluribus Unum”
National March“The Stars and Stripes Forever”

Official National Symbols

Bald eagle, national bird of the United States — **National Bird**Bald Eagle

American bison, national mammal of the United States — **National Mammal**American Bison

Red rose, national flower of the United States — **National Flower**Rose

Oak tree, national tree of the United States — **National Tree**Oak

American Landmarks

Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor — **Symbol of Freedom**Statue of Liberty

Liberty Bell in Philadelphia — **Symbol of Independence**Liberty Bell

United States Capitol, west front — **Seat of Congress**U.S. Capitol

Registry Room at Ellis Island — **Gateway to America**Ellis Island

Photos via Wikimedia Commons: Bald Eagle by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, public domain; American Bison by Graham Morazán, CC0; Rose by Sabalo22, CC0; Oak (Keeler Oak) by Marty Aligata, CC BY-SA 3.0; Statue of Liberty by Elcobbola, public domain; Liberty Bell by NoTalkMan, CC0; U.S. Capitol by Architect of the Capitol, public domain; Ellis Island by Erebus555, CC BY-SA 3.0.

This page provides general information about immigration law and is not legal advice. Reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Every case is different; consult an attorney about yours.