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Claudia Slovinsky & Associates, PLLC is a widely respected immigration and nationality law firm located in New York City. Our firm handles a full range of immigration matters for businesses, nonprofit organizations and individuals located throughout the United States and around the world. - We help U.S. companies and non-profit organizations secure permanent and temporary visas for foreign workers. - We help foreign nationals obtain permanent residence with applications based on employment or a family relationship. - We help foreign nationals obtain nonimmigrant visas to come to the U.S. temporarily to study, visit, or work. - We help foreign nationals apply for asylum when they have come to the United States fleeing persecution. We also handle applications for humanitarian visas and statuses, including T-visas, U-visas and relief under the Violence Against Women Act. - We defend foreign nationals and permanent residents in removal proceedings, including proceedings based on criminal convictions. - We handle naturalization and citizenship matters, whether straightforward or complex. - We handle appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals, Board of Labor Certification Appeals, Administrative Appeals Office, and the federal courts. - We advocate for prosecutorial discretion on behalf of our clients and represent young people in their applications for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). - We represent employers charged with employer sanctions violations and in cases involving Department of Labor inspections, investigations and litigation. All cases are handled carefully and efficiently by our highly qualified attorneys, with the assistance of paralegals when appropriate. Clients of the firm are kept regularly informed about the status of their case. {Considered Atty Advertising by some Bar Associations. Prior results do not imply future similar results. Communication does not imply Atty-Client relationship.}