Our immigration practice is guided by two simple principles - providing unmatched client service and practical, non-legalistic advice. We respond immediately to all client contacts and complete projects in the most expeditious and professional manner. We do not "over lawyer" problems but provide concrete strategies that strike a balance between legal responsibility and business necessity. Our uncompromising dedication to client service and our philosophy of working with clients as "business partners" set us apart from other immigration law firms.
Cornerstone Law Group represents employers and individuals in all aspects of business and family immigration law. We provide practical advice to help clients achieve their goals at an economical price. We also use state of the art technology for effective form generation, case tracking, database management and legal research. Our services include:
- Preparing all categories of non-immigrant visas and work permits for foreign professionals, students, investors, entrepreneurs, entertainers, athletes, religious workers and their dependents;
- Obtaining permanent residence (Green Cards) and citizenship status for foreign nationals;
- Assisting family members in immigrating to the U.S. or obtaining permanent residence status;
- Consular processing at foreign embassies;
- Employment compliance counseling regarding I-9, anti-discrimination and file maintenance requirements;
- Conducting training programs for human resource and recruitment professionals; and
- Litigating mandamus actions in federal court.
In short, Cornerstone Law Group is committed to excellence and the provision of unmatched client responsiveness.
Immigration Lawyers Blog
- Temporary Injunction on Arizona’s Controversial Immigration Law On 7/28/10, the federal district court issued an injunction, preventing certain provisions of Arizona’s controversial immigration legislation, ....
- August 2010 Department of State Visa Bulletin The new visa bulletin is out at this link: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/bulletin/bulletin_5092.html. Employment-based categories are as follows: ....
- FY2011 H-1B Cap Update As of July 23 2010, the USCIS has received approximately 26,000 Bachelor's degree petitions and 11,300 U.S. Master's degree petitions. The USCIS will ....