The Gokey Immigration Law Office engages exclusively in the practice of immigration law. The firm successfully represents businesses and individual clients throughout the United States and abroad. Our business clients come from a wide variety of fields, including information technology, biotech, the medical field and academic institutions, to manufacturers, investors, contractors, dairy farms and sports teams.
We also advise businesses on work authorization issues, and assist individuals with naturalization. Our goal is to reduce the stress and uncertainty of immigration process by helping our clients with expert advice and a rapid, reliable, predictable process. We offer an open, accessible law firm, ready to assist with your employee's or family member's immigration needs.
Our satisfaction arises from helping businesses grow through immigration, helping individuals obtain employment in a new country, and helping individuals and families reunite with their loved ones. We welcome any inquiries you may have regarding our services.
We also advise businesses on work authorization issues, and assist individuals with naturalization. Our goal is to reduce the stress and uncertainty of immigration process by helping our clients with expert advice and a rapid, reliable, predictable process. We offer an open, accessible law firm, ready to assist with your employee's or family member's immigration needs.
Our satisfaction arises from helping businesses grow through immigration, helping individuals obtain employment in a new country, and helping individuals and families reunite with their loved ones. We welcome any inquiries you may have regarding our services.
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Gokey Law Office did a great job of processing three (3) H-1B petitions for my company this year.
They were very professional and incredibly transparent with their work.
I always had a full understanding of our status and expectations.
Snyder's broad experience as a former government attorney and as a long-time business lawyer brings a unique understanding of these issues to the practice of immigration law.
After four years as a trial attorney for the US Department of Justice, Tax Division, Frank ("Snyder") Gokey practiced law at the Vogel Law Firm for 25 years.
They were very professional and incredibly transparent with their work.
I always had a full understanding of our status and expectations.
Snyder's broad experience as a former government attorney and as a long-time business lawyer brings a unique understanding of these issues to the practice of immigration law.
After four years as a trial attorney for the US Department of Justice, Tax Division, Frank ("Snyder") Gokey practiced law at the Vogel Law Firm for 25 years.
The mission of Gokey Immigration Law Office is to provide excellent, rapid, and reliable immigration legal services at an economical price and to reduce the stress and uncertainty of the immigration process for our clients.
Our firm keeps up-to-date with the complex and ever-changing immigration system through extensive interaction with government agencies, attendance at immigration meetings and seminars throughout the United States, and significant involvement with the American Immigration Lawyers Assocation.
Our firm keeps up-to-date with the complex and ever-changing immigration system through extensive interaction with government agencies, attendance at immigration meetings and seminars throughout the United States, and significant involvement with the American Immigration Lawyers Assocation.
Immigration is the act of entering a country with the intention of permanently living and/or working there, although U.S. immigration laws also cover entry into the country for almost any purpose, including temporary stays beyond a certain length of time.
Below is an overview of immigration processes in the United States.
The immigration system in the U.S. is set up primarily to grant immigration status based on factors such as family reunification, in-demand work skills, and capital investment.
Below is an overview of immigration processes in the United States.
The immigration system in the U.S. is set up primarily to grant immigration status based on factors such as family reunification, in-demand work skills, and capital investment.
The other most widely used method to obtain legal permanent residence in the U.S. is through family sponsorship, which is also categorized based on the relationship of the foreign national to the petitioning U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident (LPR).
There is no waiting period for foreign relatives who are spouses, children (under age 21) and parents of U.S. citizens.
These individuals may receive an immigrant visa immediately and are classified as Immediate Relatives.
For foreign relatives who do not qualify as Immediate Relatives, U.S. immigration law provides different preference categories based on the foreign relative's relationship to the U.S. citizen or LPR.
There is no waiting period for foreign relatives who are spouses, children (under age 21) and parents of U.S. citizens.
These individuals may receive an immigrant visa immediately and are classified as Immediate Relatives.
For foreign relatives who do not qualify as Immediate Relatives, U.S. immigration law provides different preference categories based on the foreign relative's relationship to the U.S. citizen or LPR.
The U.S. immigration allows people who have well-founded fear of persecution to seek asylum or refugee status that will allow them to obtain permanent residency (green card).
Each year since 1994, the Diversity Lottery Program allocates 55,000 new immigrant visas each year for individuals from underrepresented nations.
A nation is considered underrepresented if less than 50,000 people from that nation immigrated to the US in the past five years.
To be eligible for the Diversity Lottery Program, you should have either a high school education, its equivalent or two years work experience within the last five years in a job which demands two years training.
Each year since 1994, the Diversity Lottery Program allocates 55,000 new immigrant visas each year for individuals from underrepresented nations.
A nation is considered underrepresented if less than 50,000 people from that nation immigrated to the US in the past five years.
To be eligible for the Diversity Lottery Program, you should have either a high school education, its equivalent or two years work experience within the last five years in a job which demands two years training.
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