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About Us
Since 2011 Madison Law has been representing individuals and businesses in immigration matters before the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, U.S. Border and Customs Enforcement, Immigration Courts, Board of Immigration Appeals, Federal District courts, and Courts of Appeals.
Clients from many countries and of many nationalities have been assisted to apply for immigration benefits such as non-immigrant and immigrant visas, and preserve or extend their immigration benefits.
Madison Law can represent you if you are outside the United States and you want to visit, study, work or invest your capital. Equally, if you are already in the United States, Madison Law can help you to navigate the complexities of immigration law to achieve your goals.
We are looking for you to become our next success story.
Madison Law provides its clients with personalized service of exceptional quality and accuracy, applying reasonable fees without compromising any aspects of legal representation.
As a managing solo practitioner, I have extensive experience in immigration law and a deep understanding of immigration policy and regulations, being also licensed as a general law practitioner in the District of Columbia.
Should you need competent immigration legal services, please contact me via telephone or e-mail to further discuss your matter. I look forward to providing my services to you, your families, and your friends.
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MADISON LAW - represent individuals and business clients before the US CIS, US CBP, US ICE, and various federal, state, and local agencies.
MADISON LAW - represents individuals in Immigration Courts, before the Board of Immigration Appeals, and in State or Federal courts on immigration issues such as obtaining visas, green cards, adjustment of status, naturalization, and other important immigration matters.
MADISON LAW - assists domestic and international corporations in transferring non-US citizen employees from foreign offices to the U.S. and hiring non-US citizens as employees in domestic offices.