Case Results

Attorney NY L-1A New Office Expansion New York

This case study illustrates how an attorney NY successfully guided an experienced international executive through a compliant L-1A New Office petition to establish and manage a new U.S. operation in New York.The matter required careful coordination between federal immigration law governing intracompany transferees and New York State legal requirements applicable to business formation, employment structure, and professional service operations.Through strategic planning, detailed documentation, and jurisdiction specific compliance analysis, the client obtained L-1A approval and lawfully commenced U.S. operations with executive authority.

Lawyer NY L-1 New Office Approval New York

When a business expansion depends on executive presence, immigration timing becomes a critical operational variable rather than a mere administrative step.This case study illustrates how a lawyer NY successfully guided a Canadian construction services executive through a time sensitive L-1 New Office petition to establish and oversee a newly formed U.S. subsidiary in New York.Despite widespread concerns regarding prolonged adjudication timelines, the petition was approved in under two months, allowing the client to commence lawful business operations without interruption or regulatory risk.

Corporate Attorney Brooklyn Secures E-2 Visa Approval

When a company expands its operations into the United States, administrative stability often becomes a critical foundation for long-term success. In this Brooklyn-based case, a Corporate Attorney Brooklyn assisted a Korean parent company in securing E-2 visa approval for an administrative professional dispatched as a U.S. assignee. By clearly demonstrating how the applicant’s headquarters-level administrative experience directly supported the Brooklyn subsidiary’s daily operations, the Corporate Attorney Brooklyn guided the case to approval without additional requests.

Attorney in Brooklyn IR-5 Parent Immigration Approval

This case describes how an attorney in Brooklyn successfully guided a U.S. citizen through the final stages of a parent based immigrant visa process under the IR-5 category, resulting in the issuance of permanent resident visas following a U.S. Embassy interview. The matter required careful legal coordination because the consular officer requested additional financial documentation from the U.S. citizen petitioner at the final interview stage, a situation that can delay or derail otherwise approvable cases if not handled precisely. Through structured evidence supplementation, compliance with federal immigration standards, and attention to New York based sponsorship realities, the case concluded with full IR-5 immigrant visa approval for both parents.