Our client, a Nigerian National, was previously accused of marriage fraud. Her case was appealed to the AAO and was remanded to USCIS for a second interview. After the second interview, our client was granted lawful permanent resident status.Read More

Pozo Goldstein’s Business Immigration Attorneys recently obtained an H-1B visa for a marketing research analyst in a major global logistics company. The company’s new employee will help them work with existing South American clients, analyze their competition and recommend growth strategies moving forward.Read More

Pozo Goldstein’s Business Immigration Attorneys recently obtained an H-1B visa for a marketing research analyst for a financial services firm on Wall Street. The new employee has special knowledge that will be key to helping the company research and develop a strategy for expansion into Asia.Read More

Pozo Goldstein, LLP’s business visa attorneys recently received one of the last H-1B approvals for the 2012 season. We helped a New York based Design & Branding Agency hire a designer to help them with projects for their long list of exclusive clients.Read More

Our client presented as the beneficiary of a marriage visa petition. The District Director in Orlando, Florida, determined that because our client was allegedly involved in a prior marriage that was considered fraudulent, that she could not benefit from the current marriage with a visa approval according to Section 204(c) of the Immigration and Nationality...Read More

The business visa team with Pozo Goldstein, LLP recently obtained an L-1A visa approval for a successful New Zealand marketing company expanding into the US. The company had immediate needs to transfer one of the founding partners to New York to lead US-based expansion efforts.Read More

The Business Visa Team with Pozo Goldstein, LLP successfully assisted a Florida technology startup obtain a visa for one of their primary investor’s from Italy. The visa will allow him to serve as the company’s Chief Executive Officer where he will be instrumental to the future success of the company.Read More

Colombian national with an Aggravated Battery arrest and a pending I-751 to remove the conditions of his residency. Applied for citizenship while the I-751 was still pending. Citizenship granted.Read More

Our client, a citizen and national of Venezuela, entered the United States as a visitor for pleasure in 2001. He is a graduate of high school and is currently attending college. We applied for DACA and he was approved for deferred action.Read More

Our client, a Chinese National, was married for less than two years to a United States citizen. Prior to her marriage, she was arrested for Prostitution. The case was dismissed. Although the client was granted conditional residence, her marriage to not last and she was required to apply to remove the conditions with a waiver...Read More