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Immigration Law
Immigration attorney services in White Plains, NY and throughout the United States. Parandian Law represents businesses, professionals, and families navigating the U.S. immigration system across employment-based visas, family immigration, naturalization, and removal defense.
Employers face some of the most complex H-1B compliance requirements in the country, from specialty occupation documentation and end-client placement rules to prevailing wage compliance and RFE responses. We handle H-1B petitions, extensions, transfers, and the full employment-based green card process including PERM labor certification, EB-2 I-140 petitions, and National Interest Waivers.
For individuals and families, we handle spousal petitions, I-751 removal of conditions, naturalization applications, and removal defense before the New York Immigration Court and the Board of Immigration Appeals. We also represent extraordinary ability professionals in O-1A and EB-1A petitions, intracompany transferees in L-1A and L-1B petitions, and treaty investors in E-2 visa applications.
Every immigration matter at Parandian Law is handled directly by Mr. Parandian. Clients receive clear timelines, honest assessments, and consistent communication throughout the process. Our White Plains office serves clients throughout Westchester County, New York City, and the greater tri-state area. If you’re looking for an experienced immigration attorney White Plains NY, look no further than Parandian Law.
H-1B · EB-2 / EB-1A · PERM · TN Visa · I-751 · Naturalization · Removal Defense
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Immigration practice areas
H-1B Visa · TN Visa · L-1 Visa · E-2 Investor Visa · O-1A Visa · EB-2 Green Card
EB-1A Extraordinary Ability · Family Immigration · Naturalization
Removal Defense · I-751 Removal of Conditions
What we handle
Immigration services
Our immigration practice covers the full range of employment-based and family-based immigration matters. Select a practice area below to learn more about our specific services and approach in each category.
Employment-based visas
H-1B, TN, O-1A, and L-1 petitions for professionals and employers. Initial filings, extensions, and transfers.
Green cards & PERM
EB-2 and EB-1A I-140 petitions, PERM labor certification, and adjustment of status filings.
Family-based immigration
Spousal petitions, I-751 removal of conditions, and consular processing for family members abroad.
Naturalization
N-400 preparation, interview prep, and representation for clients pursuing U.S. citizenship.
Removal defense
Representation in removal proceedings, continuance motions, and appeals before the BIA.
Border & entry issues
TN border interview preparation, CBP matters, and re-entry guidance for U.S. ports of entry.
How it works
Our process
01
Initial consultation
We review your situation, identify the right visa category or strategy, and outline a clear timeline and fee structure.
02
Document preparation
We prepare your petition, supporting letters, and evidence package. You review and approve before anything is filed.
03
Filing & tracking
We file with USCIS and monitor your case status, responding to any RFEs or additional requests promptly.
04
Approval & next steps
We walk you through the approval, next filing windows, and any follow-on steps to keep your immigration timeline on track.
Common questions
Immigration FAQ
How long does an H-1B petition take?
Standard processing is typically 3–6 months. Premium processing guarantees a response within 15 business days for an additional fee. We advise most employer clients to use premium processing for time-sensitive hires.
What is the difference between EB-2 and EB-1A?
EB-2 requires a job offer and PERM labor certification in most cases, though National Interest Waivers allow self-petitioning. EB-1A is for individuals with extraordinary ability and does not require a job offer or PERM — but the evidentiary bar is higher.
Can you represent both the employer and the employee?
In most employment-based matters the employer is the petitioner and our primary client. We can also advise employees separately — we’ll discuss representation and any potential conflicts at the outset.
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