Case Results

Law Firm New York City Secures E-2 Visa Approval

A Law Firm New York City successfully obtained E-2 visa approval for an engineering professional assigned to support the initial operational foundation of a U.S. subsidiary in New York City.This case involved a company expanding into the U.S. market that required a trusted professional to establish early-stage management and project coordination systems.Through precise documentation and interview preparation, the Law Firm New York City demonstrated the applicant’s essential role, resulting in full E-2 visa approval for the applicant and accompanying spouse.

Emigration New York L-1A Denial Overcome Permanent Residence

This emigration case study details how a New York–based legal team successfully guided a multinational executive through a complex U.S. immigration process following an initial L-1A visa denial prepared by prior counsel.The matter involved multiple stages of federal immigration adjudication, including a new L-1A petition, consecutive extensions, an initially denied I-140 immigrant petition, and a successful request for reconsideration before USCIS.Through strategic application of the Immigration and Nationality Act and precise procedural timing, the client and his immediate family ultimately secured lawful permanent residence in the United States.

Removal Defense Attorney New York Cancellation Granted

This case study examines how a removal defense attorney in New York successfully prevented deportation in two closely related yet legally distinct immigration matters before the New York Immigration Court.The representation involved a lawful permanent resident facing removal proceedings and a non citizen who had already received a final order of removal.Through precise application of federal immigration statutes, careful evidentiary development, and procedural advocacy before the Executive Office for Immigration Review, removal was ultimately canceled and enforcement action was halted.

Law Firm in Manhattan | Securing U.S. Research Approval

This case illustrates how a law firm in Manhattan successfully structured a U.S. research pathway for a non clinical surgical technology research specialist whose expertise lies in minimally invasive surgical systems and postoperative outcome analysis rather than patient facing medical practice.The applicant possessed extensive experience collaborating with hospitals, medical device developers, and clinical teams on laparoscopic surgical technologies, complication pattern analysis, and recovery process optimization, without engaging in independent diagnosis or treatment.By aligning the applicant’s background with a clearly defined research only scope and ensuring full compliance with New York professional regulation considerations and federal immigration standards, the law firm in Manhattan secured approval without procedural delay or regulatory concern.