JOY ALEGRÍA HAYNES - HAYNES NOVICK IMMIGRATION
2001 South Street NorthWest, Suite 550, Washington, DC 20009 Directions
Since 2007
Here’s The Deal:
Joy Alegría Haynes has practiced immigration law exclusively since 2007. She has extensive experience with the permanent-residency process, based on employment. Joy represents pairs in requests for consular processing and adjustment based on marriage and other family petitions. Also, her work focuses on parent-child sponsorships, including status change and consular handling. Joy specializes in eliminating and naturalizing restrictions for conditional residents. Haynes Novick Immigration is a leading supplier of top-notch immigration services in all fields of immigration practice. Their lawyers are committed to the highest level of professional competence, impeccable ethical practices, and excellent customer service. The firm gives clients the confidence that an attorney who understands their needs will handle their case. The team serves clients across the country, and around the world, in the greater Metropolitan Washington, DC area.
SPECIALTY:
G-4 International Workers and the Corresponding Permanent Green Card Immigrant Visa Petitions, Adoption, O-1 Extraordinary Ability Workers, Employment-Based Visas for H-1B Specialty Workers, L-1 Intra-Company Transferees, Deportation Defense, Family-Based Immigration, Naturalization & Asylum
License #241160
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DANIELLE BEACH-OSWALD -BEACH-OSWALD IMMIGRATION LAW ASSOCIATES, PC.
888 17th Street Northwest, Suite 310, Washington, DC 20006 Directions
Since 1991
Here’s The Deal:
Danielle Beach-Oswald Managing Partner at Beach-Oswald Immigration Law Associates. She has used her 25 years of immigration law practice to assisting people who want to come to the United States for humanitarian purposes. Beach-Oswald has represented clients coming from over 80 countries. Danielle handles many complex issues relating to naturalization and numerous waivers for non-immigrant and immigrant visas. She has unique expertise representing clients in matters of immigration pending before Federal District Courts, Circuit Courts, Immigration Appeals Board, and Immigration Courts. Danielle Beach-Oswald has won more than 1,000 humanitarian cases in the United States. Beach-Oswald Immigration Law Associates is a multilingual, Washington, DC-based law firm. The team cares for every customer to achieve success. Their clients are gaining legal status, and they will walk you every step of the way.
SPECIALTY:
Citizenship, Asylum, Waivers of Inadmissibility, Employment and Family Immigration Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, Deportation and Removal, Temporary Visas, Nonimmigrant Business Visas, Religious Workers Treaty Traders and Investors, Artists, Scientists, Entertainers & Athletes Victims of Violence
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MORRIS H. DEUTSCH - DEUTSCH, KILLEA AND EAPEN
1666 Connecticut Avenue NorthWest, Suite 222, Washington, DC 20009 Directions
Since 1993
Here’s The Deal:
Morris H. Deutsch is the founding partner of Deutsch, Killea and Eapen, with more than 26 years of experience in all aspects of immigration and nationality law. Morris provides exceptional legal representation for complex immigration cases. He has assisted companies nationwide by reviewing their immigration compliance procedures to avoid or lessen employer sanctions. Morris has acted as an immigration law expert in the U.S. District court and bars proceedings in the field of ethics. He has published academic articles and explored facets of immigration law with other people. The lawyers at Deutsch, Killea, and Eapen have over 75 decades of experience. They help individuals and employers deal with the full range of immigration issues, including temporary employment visas, permanent residence, U.S. citizenship, and problem-solving.
SPECIALTY:
Citizenship (Naturalization), Maintaining Permanent Residence Once Obtained, Asylum, Refugees, Removal (Deportation) Proceedings, Obtaining Temporary and Permanent Work Visas for Employees, Temporary Work, Employment Visas, Permanent Residence Through Employment or Family Relationship & Victims of Crime