Case Results

corporate immigration services E-2 intra company approval

This case examines how tailored corporate immigration services supported a Korean startup in successfully establishing its initial U.S. business presence through the approval of an E-2 employee assignment to its Washington, D.C. branch. The matter involved complex travel history concerns, prior visa refusals, and the need to align the company’s expansion strategy with U.S. federal immigration law and District of Columbia–based corporate operations. Through careful restructuring of the factual narrative, investment framework, and employee role, the case demonstrates how compliant corporate immigration services can overcome procedural obstacles and secure lawful work authorization for early stage market entry.

Naturalization Application Washington D.C. Visa Background

The preparation and preservation of naturalization documents often becomes critical when an individual’s immigration history spans multiple decades and involves prior agency disputes.This case study illustrates how a lawful permanent resident ultimately secured U.S. citizenship in Washington, D.C. after overcoming earlier consular skepticism and a later USCIS challenge during the naturalization process.By reconstructing historical records and applying federal immigration law consistently, this matter demonstrates the decisive role that properly maintained naturalization documents can play in safeguarding lawful status and achieving naturalization approval.

Law firm new york | B1 B2 visa approval after refusal

This case study presents a restructured B1/B2 visitor visa matter handled by a law firm in New York involving a corporate professional employed at a mid sized enterprise who faced both ESTA ineligibility and a prior nonimmigrant visa refusal due to historical travel to regions subject to enhanced U.S. security screening. The matter required a careful recalibration of the applicant narrative, documentation strategy, and legal positioning to address consular concerns without mischaracterizing facts or overstating hardship. By aligning the case presentation with U.S. immigration law standards and New York based legal practice norms, the legal team was able to construct a compliant, credible, and review ready application framework suitable for heightened scrutiny environments.

Naturalization Documents New York Marriage Waivers I-751

This case study examines a complex New York immigration matter involving marriage based permanent residence, a finding of inadmissibility for prior misrepresentation, and the strategic use of naturalization documents to overcome prolonged procedural delays. The case required careful coordination of federal immigration law under the Immigration and Nationality Act and New York based legal practice standards. Through a structured and persistent legal approach, the applicant ultimately achieved U.S. citizenship despite multiple procedural obstacles.