Katsman Lawfirm

At the Katsman Law Firm, we practice exclusively in the area of U.S. immigration and nationality law, concentrating on business, employment and investment-based immigration for foreign nationals who are interested in moving to the United States.

Likewise, we represent professional workers who have a received a job offer in the U.S., foreign nationals who wish to reunite with their U.S. relatives, foreign athletes, performing artists, business people, individuals in many fields who have attained a degree of high renown in their country and wish to share and apply their particular skill in the United States.

If you are facing removal or deportation proceedings, you may risk losing your job, separation from your family, and even long-term restrictions in returning to the U.S. Our legal team at The Katsman Law Firm, P.A. has years of diligent and effective representation of clients before immigration judges and immigration courts nationwide.

A removal proceeding is a serious matter that requires immediate action because of the potential consequences. These matters are often time-consuming and require vigorous advocacy. The sole focus of the legal team at The Katsman Law Firm P.A, is helping people with all of their immigration needs. We have the skill and provide the personal attention required to help people facing deportation and removal and who need effective counsel.

It is clear that multinational companies face serious challenges when trying to hire executives, managers and foreign workers, or to transfer workers from abroad to the U.S. Our government limits the number of skilled workers who can work in the U.S. from other countries each year, making it important that you obtain effective legal assistance when pursuing crucial staffing goals.

The L-1 intra-company transfer visa is available to managerial or executive employees of foreign companies who are being transferred to a parent, branch, affiliate or subsidiary in the U.S. A qualifying relationship of either a subsidiary, parent, affiliate or a branch must exist between the U.S. company and the foreign company abroad;.