Mr. Lerner handles all types of immigration cases, but does a significant amount of cases for a variety of visas. These visas are many times unknown to the applicant until they consult with Mr. Lerner.
As for all immigration matters at the Immigration Courts, USCIS, BICE, BCBP, BALCA, Department of Labor, and the Board of Immigration Appeals, our firm can prepare all matters in every state in the United States, Puerto Rico and Guam. Mr. Lerner has traveled all over the United States to help people with their immigration needs.Mr. Lerner can handle the toughest of deportation cases as well as any appeal, Petition for Review or Motion to Reopen case. Mr. Lerner is frequently present in immigration court, representing individuals in deportation, removal, waiver asylum, withholding of removal and adjustment of status hearings. He has prepared numerous appellate briefs to the Board of Immigration Appeals and other appellate boards at the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services. He has appealed and argued cases in the Circuit Court of Appeals all over the United States.
Mr. Lerner has prepared business visas for individuals from all over the world. Our firm has clients from practically every continent on Earth. His visa experience extends to Treaty Traders, Treaty Investors, Intercompany Transferees, Speciality Occupations, Training programs, and NAFTA visas. He has extensive experience in most all other types of visas issued. In addition to his visa experience, Mr. Lerner has prepared Multinational Manager, National Interest Waiver and Extraordinary Alien petitions for highly qualified foreigners.
Mr. Lerner’s clients are from all over the United States and many countries around the world. Immigration Law is Federal Law. Therefore, a petition or application would be prepared the same in Texas, Florida, or any other State as it would in California. It is more important for you to make sure that you have an expert attorney in Immigration Law prepare your case, rather than a lawyer who happens to be local. There is too much at stake to just give your case to anyone.
There are many types of Visas that our Law Office can help you apply for at the U.S. Consulate or Embassy. Some, but not all, include the B-2 Visitor Visa, the E-1 Treaty Trader Visa, the E-2 Treaty Investor Visa, the F-1 Student Visa, the H-1B Specialty Occupation Visa, the H-2 Temporary Work Visa, the H-3 Trainee Visa, the J-1 Trainee/Work Visa, the K-1 Fiancee Visa, the K-3 Spouse Visa, the L-1 Intercompany Transfere Visa, the M-1 Vocational Visa, the O-1 Extraordinary Alien Visa, the P-1 Group Visa, the Q-1 Cultural Exchange Visa, the R-1 Religious Visa, the S-1 Trafficking Visa or the U-1 Victime of Crime Visa.
Just come into our office for a free consultation to see what you might qualify to apply for at the U.S. Consulate. Alternative, make an appointment at APPOINTMENT
Hi Atty. Lerner,
My brother and I were petitioned by my parents residing in the USA in 2000. Our petition type is F2B. Our petition became current in 2009. However, I wasn’t able to process mine. I immediately wrote the NVC detailing my marital status. I would like to underscore the fact that when my parents filed our petition in 2000, I was still single. In 2003 I got married. Unfortunately, I got separated in 2006. I filed for an annulment before a Regional Trial Court in 2009 and I am expecting the dissolution of my marriage to be granted by the Court by April-May of this year. Had I remained single, I should have migrated to California with my brother last December 4, 2010. When I wrote the National Visa Center regarding my case in 2010, I was informed that my papers were sent back to the CIS. No reasons were disclosed.
In view thereof, I would like to inquire whether my petition (which became current but was returned by the NVC to the CIS as soon as I informed them about my status) could be reactivated as soon as the Court grants the dissolution of my marriage, which in effect, makes me single again. How do I go about in availing your consultation here in the Philippines so that I can be guided with my courses of action. I need to know what documents must be presented as well as the pertinent fees.
Thank you and I am hoping to hear from you very soon. You may get in touch with me through my emailadd (everguiza@yahoo.com/everguiza@gmail.com).
Sincerely yours,
Edmund V. Erguiza