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IMMIGRATION LAW

Your Employer Sponsored You. 
Now You Need an Attorney Who Will Protect That Investment.

IMMIGRATION Consultation

Ready to Move Forward on Your Employment-Based Case?

Whether you are a professional navigating your employer's sponsorship process or an employer petitioning for a key hire, ArvandLaw will assess your situation and develop the right strategy.

Law Office of M. Ray Arvand, P.C.

Strategic immigration representation nationwide and personal injury representation across Connecticut.

Phone: 212-323-7435

Email: ray@arvandlaw.com
 

One World Trade Center,

Suite 8500

New York, NY 10007

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Employment-based immigration at the EB‑1 and EB‑2 level is unforgiving. Petitions must meet exacting statutory criteria, align with agency guidance, and be documented so that your qualifications are unmistakable on the record.

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ArvandLaw counsels high‑achieving professionals, researchers, entrepreneurs, and their employers on EB‑1 (extraordinary ability, outstanding professor/researcher, multinational manager) and EB‑2 (including NIW) strategy. Each case is positioned for approval from the outset through careful classification analysis, tailored evidence planning, and precise drafting of immigrant petitions and adjustment of status filings.

Employment Immigration Services

EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3 preference petitions

Adjustment of status for employment-based applicants

Employment Petitions Involve Both Your Employer and USCIS. Both Must Be Managed.

A misclassified category, an incomplete labor certification, or a missed deadline can push your case back by months or even years. ArvandLaw coordinates directly with both the employer and the employee so the petition is correctly structured, fully documented, and filed on time, with everyone aligned on the strategy from the start.

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