This is first and foremost an immigration law firm, and we are here to help you.

The easiest way to start is by telling our immigration lawyers a little bit about your issue.  You can either call us at (703) 964-0245 or use the form on the right to send us an email.  

Unlike most law firms, we offer a service called CaseAssist, for people who cannot afford to pay a lawyer for the entire case.  With CaseAssist, you get the benefit of attorney experience for a fraction of the cost.  To learn more, click here.

Although our offices and lawyers are in Virginia, Washington DC, Maryland and North Carolina, we can help you no matter where you live, because immigration is a federal matter.  We routinely represent clients throughout the United States and many countries around the world.

The first consultation (up to 10 minutes on the phone, or one email with response) is always free.  There is no obligation.

If you do decide to retain our law firm, you will find that our fees are reasonable, we are  flexible with payment plans, and offer family and volume discounts.

Our lawyers have nearly 4 decades of combined experience in immigration.  We don't shy away from the "tough" cases, and we fight hard for our clients.  We are a full-service immigration law firm, and over the years have dealt with a great variety of situations: we have almost always seen it before. Some recent notable cases are:

Criminal Immigration:

• 212(c) relief for convicted cocaine dealer, re-obtained green card and is now a US citizen
• Cancellation of removal for permanent resident with 3 crimes involving moral turpitude on record
• Cancellation of removal for out-of-status alien; met burden of "exceptional and extremely unusual hardship"
• Successfully pled down felony larceny to theft under $100 to protect client's green card
• Convinced Admin Appeals Office (AAO) that there was no wilful misrepresentation under 212(a)(6)(C)(i) and therefore no need for a hardship waiver

Business Immigration

• Convinced USCIS of specialty occupation classification for several H-1B petitions
• Successfully showed compliance after Neufeld employer-employee memo of Jan 2010
• E-2 treaty investor approval won for former H-1B employee who was not able to obtain labor certification in time for AC21 extensions
• EB-1 approvals won for multinational executive, outstanding researcher, and alien of extraordinary ability

Family Immigration

• Successfully appealed I-485 adjustment denial where dependent family members had been out of status for over 3 years
• I-130 approval won for client against whom USCIS made an initial finding of marriage fraud under 204(c)
• Green card approved for long-delayed applicant who sued in federal court only to be dismissed and targeted with burdensome RFE's and a Notice of Intent to Deny
• Successfully overcame derogatory infor-mation and prevented revocation of previously approved I-130 visa petition

If you'd like to know more about immigration, read our easy to understand Immigration in a Nutshell
and explore the wealth of information on our site by clicking on the "Learn" tab above.