2010
Lewis & Clark
1996
Columbus School of Law - Catholic University of America
We provide legal services to immigrants and their families. Our practice is limited to immigration and naturalization law. The attorney, Ms. Miller, takes pride in providing excellent, personalized attention directly to each client. We offer flat flees for most of our legal services, so you will know what your out-of-pocket costs will be for processes such as naturalization and obtaining permanent-resident status (green card). In addition, we use the most up-to-date technology, which allows you to provide information to us via the Internet and track your case online. Sylvia A. Miller, Attorney at Law, PLLC, is located in the Crown Hill neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. We welcome clients from all over the United States. Please call us at (206) 789-0200 to discuss your case.
2005
Seattle University School of Law
Gibbs Houston Pauw is a Seattle immigration law firm founded in 1994. We represent individuals, families, businesses and multinational corporations throughout the Pacific Northwest. We work together with our clients to give them the individualized attention and zealous advocacy they need.
At GHP we understand that the immigration process can be difficult, which makes choosing an immigration lawyer you can trust so important. We practice exclusively immigration law, and we provide service in all areas of immigration law, including family- and employment-based permanent residence, employment visas, citizenship, asylum, deportation, and workplace compliance.
2010
UC Hastings College of Law
I am a solo practitioner and principally represent families and family members who are sponsoring other family members for an immigrant visa. I also represent individuals who are applying for U.S. citizenship. I have had my practice for 30+ years and enjoy representing people from different cultures. I speak fluent Spanish and frequently represent people from Mexico, Central America and South America.
1987
University of Kansas City Missouri
2009
University of Montreal, Canada
2009
University of San Francisco
2004
Univ of Texas
Carney & Marchi was established in 1993. We offer immigration services throughout the state of Washington, with offices in Seattle, Kennewick and Yakima. We are tough advocates, with attention to detail, and provide compassionate care to our clients. Ms. Carney is currently a member of the Washington State Bar Disciplinary Board, working group for the Practice of Law Board, on AILA Ethics and Professionalism Committee and Past Chapter Chair for Washington. Please visit our website and www.carmarlaw.com for more details.
1993
Southern Methodist School of Law
The O'Sullivan Law Office assists families and small businesses in all immigration matters, including work visas, family and marriage visas, asylum applications and representation in immigration court.
As an attorney who practices immigration law exclusively, I am proud of the high level of personal attention and case expertise that I bring to each client matter. I look forward to assisting you in obtaining immigration benefits or citizenship for yourself, a family member or an employee.
2001
Univ of Washington
2012
Vermont Law School
We limit our practice to immigration matters and provide comprehensive services in all areas of immigration law, including:
Family-Based Immigration, including fiancé petitions, applications for permanent resident status and hardship waivers.
Removal/Deportation Defense, including requests for release under bond and orders of supervision, voluntary departure, cancellation of removal, and asylum.
Employment-Based Immigration, including H-1B Visa Petitions, Labor Certifications (PERM), and Employer Representation and Compliance.
Citizenship and Naturalization, including claims of derivative citizenship, and applications for certificates of citizenship and U.S. passports.
Humanitarian Benefits, including visas for victims of domestic violence and other qualifying criminal activity, applications for temporary protected status, and humanitarian parole.
Post-Conviction Relief, including modification, expungement, and vacation of criminal convictions and sentences as necessary to reduce or eliminate immigration consequences.
Other, including Green Card renewals, reentry permits and advance parole, work permits, and nonimmigrant visas.
2007
Brigham Young University