Immigration law · Nationwide
Ten practice areas. One strategy built around your life, family or business.
Bring relatives to the United States or help family members obtain lawful status. DGOPC evaluates petitions for a fiancé, spouse, child, parent or sibling, including matters involving entry without inspection or a visa overstay. Representation may include application preparation, interview practice and guidance throughout the process.
Counsel for U.S. employers sponsoring foreign-national employees and for professionals evaluating work or permanent-residence options. The team advises on EB-1, EB-2, PERM, H-1B, H-2B, L-1, E-2 and related pathways, from eligibility reviews and document checklists to complete representation.
Immigration planning for founders, co-founders, investors and overseas employees. DGOPC considers E-1, E-2, L-1 and EB-5 options and combines business-law knowledge with immigration strategy. The firm’s own E-2 experience gives the team a practical understanding of entrepreneurship in the United States.
Evaluation and representation for permanent residents seeking naturalization and people exploring citizenship through parents or grandparents. Services range from an eligibility consultation to application preparation, issue spotting, interview attendance and representation through the full process.
Representation for people who receive a Notice to Appear, face deportation or need to seek relief before an immigration judge. Former attorney advisors to immigration judges bring direct insight into judicial expectations, persuasive briefing and courtroom preparation.
Analysis for people previously refused entry, denied a visa, removed from the United States or concerned that criminal or immigration history may block a visa or green card. DGOPC prepares waiver strategies intended to address the ground preventing lawful status.
Representation for people fleeing persecution, war, disasters, domestic violence, trafficking or other serious harm. Services include asylum, withholding of removal, Convention Against Torture protection, TPS, U visas, T visas and VAWA. Preparation is both rigorous and sensitive to the difficulty of recounting trauma.
Initial DACA applications and renewals for eligible childhood arrivals, together with evaluation of other immigration benefits that may provide a more secure status. The goal is both continuity of protection and informed planning beyond the immediate filing.
Advice on how arrests, convictions, drug history or other criminal matters may affect travel, visas, permanent residence, citizenship or removal proceedings. Work may include travel letters, legal arguments challenging immigration consequences and preparation for difficult interview questions.
Challenges to decisions that are legally incorrect or unsupported by the record. DGOPC handles appeals, motions to reopen or reconsider and federal litigation, including actions involving long-delayed cases or USCIS denials. Former immigration-court experience informs both issue spotting and appellate strategy.
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