The Shpigler Law Firm, LLC, helps you navigate the complex and ever-changing regulatory environment of employment-based immigration. The Shpigler Law Firm, LLC, advises families from all over the world regarding visas and other immigration issues. If you just need to stay in the country temporarily for work or school, then our firm uses extensive experience to help you receive a nonimmigrant visa.
The Shpigler Law Firm, LLC of Atlanta, Georgia area assists individuals, corporations, and other organizations in a wide variety of immigration law matters. Our clients include organizations that wish to hire or transfer foreign workers on a temporary or permanent basis, foreign individuals who would like to live or work in the US, and foreign entrepreneurs who would like to invest in the United States.
The Shpigler Law Firm, LLC of Atlanta, Georgia area assists individuals, corporations, and other organizations in a wide variety of immigration law matters. Our clients include organizations that wish to hire or transfer foreign workers on a temporary or permanent basis, foreign individuals who would like to live or work in the US, and foreign entrepreneurs who would like to invest in the United States.
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The firm's principal attorney is Debra Shpigler. As the author of How to Become a U.S. Citizen, Ms. Shpigler believes a successful outcome calls for the alien and sponsor to "make their case" completely and persuasively to the appropriate agencies, avoiding missteps and pitfalls that delay or disqualify applicants along the way.
Family-Based Immigration
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The Shpigler Law Firm helps U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents (green card holders) bring their relatives to the United States or assist them in remaining here. We have years of experience with family-related immigration. Individuals who have qualifying family relationships may file petitions with USCIS on behalf of their relatives.
Nonimmigrant Visas
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Our firm also arranges waivers for the two-year foreign residency requirement for foreign medical graduates, enabling them to remain in the U.S. Individuals working in "specialty" (professional) occupations, as well as fashion models, are eligible for H-1B visas if their employers can show that they will be paid the greater of the prevailing wage or the actual wage for that position.
Citizenship & Naturalization
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The United States allows foreign-born individuals to become U.S. citizens through a process called "naturalization." Anyone who completes the naturalization process is entitled to the same rights and privileges as a natural-born U.S. citizen. These include the right to vote and run for office, the right to live and work in the U.S., and the right to travel internationally.
Deferred Action | DACA
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The Shpigler Law Firm provides legal assistance to individuals who want to apply for Deferred Action, or DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals). Deferred action is a kind of administrative relief from deportation (sometimes called removal). It has been around for a long time. When the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) grants someone deferred action, it is authorizing a non-U.S.
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