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1560 Central Ave, St Petersburg, FL FL

Immigration Law

2500 Weston Rd suite 101, Weston, FL 33331, USA

An internationally renowned lawyer, Miguel Negeliskii Risch has built his career on ethics, excellence and dedication in the field of business and immigration law. A resident of the United States for two decades, Miguel Risch is the principal lawyer at Risch Law Firm, where he leads a highly qualified team of lawyers and collaborators. A graduate of the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul, in Brazil, he furthered his knowledge at the well-respected University of Miami, School of Law, where he earned his LL.M. degree. With professional registration from the State of New York (BAR) and the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB), Miguel Risch is fully qualified to practice law on both American and Brazilian soil. His track record of success is widely recognized, having helped thousands of clients obtain Green Cards, American citizenship, and a variety of business and work visas. In addition, Miguel Risch stands out for offering customized legal solutions for investments and business interests in the United States, always with a strategic and innovative approach. His leadership at Risch Law Firm reflects an unwavering commitment to quality and ethics, ensuring that each client receives the unique attention and care that they deserve.

Immigration Law

195 Church St, New Haven, CT 06510, USA

Attorney Cruz concentrates her practice in representing individuals in a variety of matters in State and Federal Court. The firm is located in Hartford, Connecticut and focused almost exclusively in Immigration: Residency, Citizenship, Consular Process, Removal/Deportation, Business. She is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Hartford, Legal Studies Department.

Immigration Law

443, Teheran-ro, (apple tree tower), 15F, Seoul, Korea 06158

As a U.S. immigration lawyer in Seoul, my work centers on business driven immigration for Korean companies and investors expanding to the United States. I handle the full cycle of B-1, I, E-2, L-1, O-1, EB-1A, NIW and other employment based matters, from strategy and client interviews through evidence mapping, drafting, filing, and follow up. Corporate and employee visas Manage E-2 and L-1 cases for Korean companies sending key personnel and specialists to U.S. entities. Extraordinary ability / researcher cases Handle EB-1A and NIW petitions by developing case strategies, identifying strongest achievements. Assess EB-1A/NIW suitability for prospective clients and provide clear guidance on case viability, timing, and evidentiary gaps. Process design and documentation Track case data and produce reports and draft targeted RFE responses under tight deadlines.

Immigration Law

74-09 37th Avenue, Suite 205, JACKSON HEIGHTS, NY 11372