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Have you dreamed of building a life in the United States? Maybe you’re ready to launch a new business, accept the job opportunity you’ve worked so hard for, or begin a future with the person you love. Perhaps you want your children to study in the U.S. and open doors to world‑class education. We’re here to help you secure lawful status, obtain the right visa, or pursue your green card with confidence and guidance.
Your Trusted Advocates in the U.S. Immigration System
Navigating the United States immigration system can feel overwhelming. It’s a complex, ever‑changing process that often seems impossible to decode on your own. That’s why you need a trusted, experienced, and assertive immigration lawyer in San Diego fighting for you. With our dedicated team by your side, you can move forward knowing that every aspect of your case is handled with care, clarity, and strategy.
We take the time to walk you through the process, outline your options, explain potential outcomes, and recommend the strongest path for your unique situation. You’ll always understand what’s happening and why.
Our immigration team understands the trust you place in us. We know that resolving your immigration matter can shape your future, and we never take that responsibility lightly. We develop a tailored plan for your case and work closely with you at every step, ensuring you feel supported, informed, and empowered.
Practice Areas
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Our law offices cover a wide range of services designed to help individuals, families, and businesses navigate the complex U.S. immigration system. Each area requires careful strategy, detailed documentation, and a deep understanding of ever‑changing immigration policies to protect clients’ rights and help them achieve lawful status in the United States.
- Marriage Green cards
- Non-immigrant visas
- U.S. citizenship
- Green cards
- Permanent residency
- Labor Certification
What Our Clients Have To Say
what makes us different
The Feldman Feldman Difference
Experience
Our founding partner, Lynne Feldman, has more than 35 years of experience as an immigration attorney. Over the years, we have helped over ten thousand clients obtain the visa, status, and the green cards they’ve dreamed about.
Personal Attention
We are dedicated to giving each of our clients the time and attention that they deserve, which includes fast and personal responses to phone calls and emails. You can also expect regular updates on your case.
Your Family Matters
We understand how important your family is to you. We are a family too. We will work with you to find the best immigration solutions for you and your family.
Affordable Services
We are proud to offer affordable services to our clients. In addition, we offer flat rates on most cases so that our clients do not have to worry about hidden costs or extra fees. There is no extra cost for emails or phone calls.
Get help with your immigration legal issues today.
Have any concerns or questions regarding your immigration case? Check out some facts that could provide a sense of clarity and open a path forward to a new future today by calling Feldman & Feldman. We’ll get you back on track.
Do I need an immigration attorney?
Although it is possible to file for a visa or green card without assistance, most intending immigrants utilize a U.S. immigration attorney to help with the process and ensure they are taking the correct steps at the correct times. There are numerous visa categories, and applying in the wrong category or not properly preparing the case can result in a costly denial. Additionally, a knowledgeable lawyer can advise on related immigration legal, such as maintaining your status, changing employers, and/or working and travelling while your case is pending. A San Diego immigration law firm can help you understand complex laws, answer your legal questions, fill out paperwork, and avoid mistakes. An attorney can also ensure that you are treated fairly under the law and have the best chance at obtaining or keeping a visa or green card.
How can I visit, temporarily work in, or temporarily reside in the United States?
The United States offers a variety of ways to live and work in the country, either temporarily or with the intent to pursue permanent residency and citizenship.
Non-immigrant visas include:
- Work Visas
- Travel Visas
- Investor Visas
- Family Visas
- Exchange Visas
- Student Visas
My visa has expired. What should I do?
If you have overstayed your visa, you should immediately contact an attorney for assistance. Overstaying your visa means that you are in the country illegally and it may harm your chances of securing a green card or permanent residency. If your visa is about to expire, you may be able to ask for an extension. An immigration attorney can listen to the particulars of your case and help you understand your best options for action under the law.
Can I apply for a visa to get married in the United States?
If you are not yet married, there is also the option to bring your fiancé to the U.S. on a K-1 fiancé visa. The K-1 fiancé visa will be valid for 90 days, and you must get married before the visa expires.
What are the requirements to apply for an EB-5 investor visa?
There are three primary requirements to obtain an EB-5 investor visa: (i) the minimum investment requirement, (ii) the business requirement, and (iii) the job creation requirement. In most cases, the minimum investment is $1,000,000 (there are exceptions for investments in rural areas or areas with high unemployment- most Regional Centers are located in areas that qualify for the reduced investment amount of $500,000). The investment must be in an active, for-profit commercial business established after November 29, 1990, and it must result (either directly or indirectly) in the creation of at least ten new jobs for U.S. workers within the first two years. If you invest in a “troubled business,” you can satisfy the job-related requirement by preserving (as opposed to creating) at least ten positions.
Can a worker’s spouse and children travel to the U.S. on an L-1 visa?
L-1 intra-company transfer visas are only available to workers who meet the qualification requirements. However, family members are eligible to apply for L-2 visas, and spouses can apply for Employment Authorization Cards (also known as “open-market work permits”) upon arriving in the United States.
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