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Law Office of Janelle Mosher

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Consular Processing & Waivers, Naturalization, Fiance Visa

“I would highly recommend Janelle Mosher to anyone who needs help with any immigration issues that may seem overwhelming and too difficult to tackle on your own.”

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Sound Immigration

(6)

“I regularly refer people in need of immigration advice to Greg Mc Lawsen and Sound Immigration because I know they will find a dedicated advisor and advocate who knows the law and cares about his clients.”

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Catala Immigration

(8)

“I was nervous about my immigration process but she walked me through every step while always making sure i was comfortable and satisfied with the progress.”

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Law Offices of Erin Zipfel

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“I would definitely recommend her, she has helped with this process which can be so scary and unknown!”

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Eastside Immigration

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“Really good and very knowledgeable, absolutely someone that will give you the right answer since the very beginning, someone that you want to have by your side.”

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World One Law Group

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Asylum, Daca, & Other >, Families >, Employment & Business >

“By making an impact toward the king county community and future of America by implementing their professionalism law tactics to help more people find a new opportunity or a country they can call home.”

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Choquette Immigration Law Group

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“There were many points in the immigration process where it would have been easy to make a mistake and without his advice and guidance it is possible our case could have taken longer to process.”

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Don't be fooled. A visa service, unlike an immigration attorney, cannot legally represent you in front of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the National Visa Center (NVC), or the US embassy or consulate. This implies the visa service will not get a receipt notice, approval notice, or request for evidence from the USCIS, nor will it receive correspondence from the NVC, appointment letters, or directions from the US embassy or consulate. A visa service will not be able to speak with any government entity on your behalf or attend an interview. For more information, contact Choquette Law Group today by calling or visiting our website.

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Sylvia a Miller Atty-Law

(26)

Information
Family
Mind

“I chose Sylvia Miller for her long track-record of helping foreigners like myself understand and successfully complete the immigration process into the U.”

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Thorley Defense Law

(30)

Interview
Feel
Compassionate

“I am an attorney who has referred numerous immigration clients to Rebecca and I have consistently heard back how grateful they were for the referral and how great her representation was!”

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ERM Immigration Law

(29)

Employment Immigration, Family Immigration, Other Immigration Services

“The most excellent service provided to a costumer- I recommend ERM immigration laws to everyone that needs a great service and representation for their legal needs.”

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Why do I need an immigration lawyer?

The immigration guidelines and policies are often changing in the United States. They can also be difficult to navigate and understand. Having an experienced immigration attorney on your side can not only make the processes easier but can possibly increase your chances of having your application or petition granted. Your lawyer can also explain all the different types of immigration issues, including visas, green cards, citizenship and naturalization, and how you can reach your goals.

What visa do I need to work in the United States?

There are a number of different EB visas that allow employees to work in the U.S. However, the type of visa depends on you, your background, your intended career in the country, your abilities and other qualifications. EB-1 through EB-5 visas can be discussed with an attorney at our firm so you can understand which visa is right for you.

How do I seek asylum in the U.S.?

Seeking asylum in the U.S. means that you have fled your home country due to dangerous circumstances, such as war or the fear of persecution. Within one year of coming to the country, you must file a Form I-589, Application for Asylum and for Withholding of Removal. Your lawyer can help you complete the documents and include a spouse and/or children on the form if needed.

Get the answers to more questions on the FAQ page on our website.

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Law Office of Steve Tanijo

(27)

Visa
Immigration Lawyer
Patient

“Many of the immigration attorneys I talked to had experience with visas for people coming from Mexico and South America, but very little experience with countries in Europe or Asia.”

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L.i.h. Law

(13)

Daca (Acción Diferida Para Los Llegados en la Infancia) se ha Ampliado, Daca (Deferred Action For Childhood Arrivals), Immigration Services

“Attorney lesly and her team did a great job helping me and my son get my green card and then with my citizenship, I am very happy, and I give them a high recommendation.”

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Orbit Law

(25)

H-1B Visa Lawyer, U.S. Immigration Lawyer, Global Mobility Services

“He walked is through the process of each case in a very caring and respectful manner, his communications whether it be through the office/email or txt message was always responded in a timely manner.”

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Law Office of Andre Olivie

(29)

Interview
Information
Documents

“Long after my wife received her green card and our contract ended, Andre still provides us with support with any other immigration questions we had, FREE OF CHARGE.”

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Amsale Aberra Law

(29)

Family
Green Card
Team

“She never quit with our application for a green card without her we would not have gotten one many thanks to her and her team they worked around the clock to do what it took to complete all.”

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Lana Kurilova Rich

(27)

Audit
Small Business
Emails

“I have consulted attorney Lana on numerous complex tax issues and she was always helpful with her legal expertise in the area of tax law and valuable professional advice.”

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Rios Manuel

(3)

Immigration Law, Caring and Compassionate Advocates

“It is without a doubt that I HIGHLY reccomend him as an immigration lawyer.”

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Malik Law Pllc

(30)

Asylum & Withholding of Removal, Family Immigration, Business Immigration

“She is really kind and professional.”

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Jordan Law Firm Pllc

(30)

Questions
Family
Health

“She was very considerate about the fact that I'm a single mom with limited availability and went out of her way to meet me on weekends close to where I was living.”

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Law Office of Theresa Nguyen

(21)

Law Firm
Questions
Team

“After that initial experience and the past 4 years, we've seen Theresa for any and all of our legal needs ranging from due diligence, power of attorney, will's, contract reviews, pre purchase agreement reviews, and general legal advise.”

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Watson Immigration Law

(7)

E-2 Investor Visa, EB-5 Investment Visa, Resources

“Watson Immigration Law was a pleasure to work with and kept the process of securing a visa for one of our international employees very clear and straightforward.”

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Law Office of Maria Hajar

(16)

Business Immigration, Corporate, Removal Defense

“Submitted the application, led me - in great detail - through the process, notified me of timelines, made themselves available, kept in touch with me regularly, and prepared me for the naturalization/oath event.”

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Law Office of Jeffrey Goldman

(28)

Interview
Emails
Family

“Jeffrey is the most professional attorney that I know and his assistant named Margarita is the most calculated, responsible, kind and hands-on assistant anyone could ever have on a team.”

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Stelmakh & Associates

(12)

Family-Based Immigration, Global Immigration, Exchange Visitor Visas

“A very tight schedule and a lot of stress; however, the only part of the process that was smooth and stressless was knowing that 2 attorneys are taking care of the immigration maze precisely and that's exactly what they did.”

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Average Cost	$1664
Minimum cost	$333
Maximum cost	$13310
Avg Per Hour Rates	$389

Best Immigration Lawyers in Redmond, WA

The highest-rated Immigration & Naturalization Law companies out of 183 vetted & reviewed in the Redmond area.

Law Office of Janelle Mosher

Sound Immigration

Catala Immigration

Law Offices of Erin Zipfel

Eastside Immigration

World One Law Group

Choquette Immigration Law Group

Sylvia a Miller Atty-Law

Thorley Defense Law

ERM Immigration Law

Law Office of Steve Tanijo

L.i.h. Law

Orbit Law

Law Office of Andre Olivie

Amsale Aberra Law

Lana Kurilova Rich

Rios Manuel

Malik Law Pllc

Jordan Law Firm Pllc

Law Office of Theresa Nguyen

Watson Immigration Law

Law Office of Maria Hajar

Law Office of Jeffrey Goldman

Stelmakh & Associates

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