eventerone

Can anybody recommend a good and experienced immigration attorney in New Jersey, ideally in Bergen County.
Thanks

Pulaski

Any particular reason? For most individuals an immigration attorney is unnecessary unless they have a criminal record/issue (including drugs), or they are contemplating an esoteric visa, such as investment, performance, extraordinary skills, etc.

Noorah101

Experienced in which type of immigration? Marriage-based? Employment-based? Investment-based? Most immigration lawyers specialize in certain types of immigration.

Rene

eventerone

I would like to change my visa status. Currently on an non working visa and would like to change it to a working visa.

scrubbedexpat099

Lawyer would be appointed by your Employer.

Good luck.

Noorah101

Boiler is right. The potential employer will take care of the process through their own immigration lawyer. If they are a small firm and have never hired a foreign worker, they will want to consult with one for sure. But it's not your job to find one for them.

Rene

Pulaski

That's a lot easier said than done, and unless you're contemplating some sort of self-employment / investment visa it probably isn't possible. ..... Your best shot might be an E-2 working for a British-owned company (assuming you're British too), on an uncapped H-1B working in education, but in both cases the employer deals with the lawyer.

CA-NY

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Located in Ridgewood, Bergen County. They processed our original L1/L2 visas and did our renewals 3 years later.