3 Best Immigration Lawyers in Washington, DC

“Joy Alegria Haynes is the managing principal of Haynes Novick Immigration. She completed her Juris Doctor at Georgetown University Law Center. Joy Alegria Haynes is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. Her practice focuses on parent-child sponsorships, adjusting status, and consular processing. Joy has been a leading figure counseling bi-national LGBT couples on legal options to remain together in the United States before the fall of DOMA, and filing hundreds of marriage-based adjustment applications post-DOMA. Her practice also focuses on parent-child sponsorships, both adjusting status and consular processing. Joy specializes in the removal of conditions for conditional residents as well as naturalization. She was a 2013 recipient of the District of Columbia Service Star Award and also received a CALI Award for Writing and Research from the Golden Gate University School of Law. Haynes Novick Immigration provides clients with the confidence that their case will be handled by an attorney who understands their needs. Whether you need marriage-based adjustment, work visas, or deportation defense, the firm offers clients the confidence that their case will be handled by a lawyer who understands their requirements. They serve clients in the greater Metropolitan Washington, DC area, across the country, and around the world.”

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“Danielle Beach-Oswald is the President and Managing Partner at Beach-Oswald Immigration Law Associates. She obtained her Juris Doctor at the University of Baltimore School of Law. Ms. Beach-Oswald has unique expertise representing clients in immigration matters pending before the Federal District Courts, Circuit Courts, Board of Immigration Appeals, and Immigration Courts. She has won over 1,000 humanitarian cases in the United States. Beach-Oswald is admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court, U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia and Maryland, U.S. Courts of Appeals for the District of Columbia and Maryland, and five of the U.S. Circuit Courts. Danielle has used her 34 years of experience in immigration law to assist individuals who immigrate to the United States for humanitarian reasons. She has litigated for family reunification and presented employment-based petitions for professionals who qualify as having an exceptional ability and whose work in the U.S. is considered in the national interest. Danielle has represented clients from over eighty countries. She was nominated as a Super Lawyer in the Washington Post and DC Magazine (Top 5% of lawyers) for 2012. Danielle also assists employers in obtaining professional visas and petitioning for family members. She handles complicated naturalization cases and numerous waivers for non-immigrant and immigrant visas. The firm's staff members speak French, Spanish, Serbo-Croatian, Creole, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Bulgarian, Macedonian, and Tagalog.”

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“Morris H. Deutsch, Immigration Attorney and Advisor, has been representing both business clients and individuals with diverse immigration issues since 1986. Morris provides clear information and efficient immigration assistance. He has served as an expert on immigration law in U.S. District Court and D.C. bar ethics proceedings. Morris helps individuals and employers with the full range of immigration issues, including temporary work visas, permanent residence, U.S. citizenship, and resolution of problems such as case delays or deportation. He provides tailored legal services to address the unique immigration needs of every client. He has published professional articles and spoken to many groups about facets of immigration law. Deutsch, Killea, and Eapen, Immigration Law Firm, have more than 60 years of combined experience in handling immigration law. Whether you need help with a temporary work visa, permanent residence, or any immigration matter, rely on Mr. Deutsch to guide you every step of the way. Their lawyers are fluent in French and Russian.”

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