A Certified Specialist
In Immigration And Nationality Law
Attorney Alison Yew has been certified by The State Bar of California as a certified legal specialist in immigration and nationality law. With more than 20 years of experience and a passion for helping clients achieve their goals, attorney Yew has earned referrals from former clients and the respect of the legal community. Immigration law is all we do. By focusing exclusively on this nuanced and fast-moving area of law, we are able to keep up with the changes that could affect your case.
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Family-Based Green Cards
Citizenship And Naturalization Law
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Immigration Law Representation In San Jose, California
Legal Guidance For Every Step Of Your Immigration Journey
If you are one of the thousands of people who dream of coming to the United States, we can help. Our firm handles every aspect of immigration law. Whether you are seeking an employment law visa, a student visa or a fiancé visa, we can assist you with your application and hearing. Perhaps you need to adjust your status and need the guidance of an attorney. Or, if you face removal proceedings, we can provide aggressive defense to help you stay in the country.
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I have an O-1 visa. Can I bring my support staff and family to the US?
Yes, as long as they are admissible to the United States in general. O-2 visas are available for workers who are essential to supporting you for your performances. O-3 visas are available for the spouses and minor (under 21) children of O-1 and O-2 visa holders. O-1...
O-1 visas for top artists and motion picture and TV professionals
There are several types of visas available for top-tier artists of many kinds to come temporarily to the United States to work in their field. One of these options is the O-1B visa, which is for people who can demonstrate extraordinary ability in the arts or...
Cameroonians now eligible for Temporary Protected Status in the US
"The United States recognizes the ongoing armed conflict in Cameroon, and we will provide temporary protection to those in need," announced the secretary of Homeland Security on April 15. “Cameroonian nationals currently residing in the U.S. who cannot safely return...
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The immigration process can be time-consuming and costly. We appreciate and are grateful for the trust our clients put in us for these important matters and strive to reward that trust every step of the way. We can evaluate your individual situation in a one-on-one consultation. To make an appointment with a lawyer at our San Jose office, call 408-389-4764 or write to us online.