Migrator describes itself as an immigration company that develops visa strategies and works with licensed U.S. attorneys on O-1, EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, E-2, EB-5 and L-1 cases. Its public materials include an official website, separate platform observations and a selected set of customer accounts. The directory's 4.92 display score was assigned by its owner; it is not calculated from customer reviews.
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Ace Immigration is the practice of Anna Tsibel, with offices listed in Westlake Village, California, and Boca Raton, Florida. Its website describes nationwide work in asylum, removal defense, family immigration, waivers and naturalization, with Russian and English service. Attorney licensing was not independently confirmed in the materials used for this profile.
Zadykyan Law lists a practice in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, covering asylum, removal defense, family and work visas, green cards and naturalization. Its website states service in English, Russian and Armenian. The research material does not include independent government-registry confirmation of the attorney's license.
Wildes & Weinberg describes an immigration and nationality law firm founded in 1960, with offices in New York, New Jersey and Miami and appointments in Los Angeles and Tel Aviv. It serves individuals and businesses. Positive accounts predominate in the selected sample, which includes family and work visas, asylum, appeals and complex cases; attorney licenses were not independently verified for this profile.
Pandev Law describes a U.S. immigration and business law practice for investors, international companies, small businesses and individuals. Its Russian-language page offers nationwide representation and lists Russian among its working languages. The research material does not include independent government-registry confirmation of licensing.
Relogate describes a relocation service that prepares documents and supports cases for the United States, United Kingdom, France and the UAE. U.S. offerings include O-1, EB-1 and EB-2 NIW. The company says it is not a law firm and works with independent immigration attorneys. Its website has Russian, English and Turkish materials.
Klug Law Firm PLLC describes a New York practice in corporate immigration and corporate law. Its stated work includes employment visas, employment-based green cards, PERM, RFE responses, audits and compliance. The source set consists of official materials and a historical Birdeye review snapshot; licensing was not independently confirmed in government registries.
Moovert, also presented as Way to USA, describes support for preparing EB-1A and O-1 petitions and organizing supporting evidence. The available platform observations differ. They are shown separately with the recorded collection method so readers can assess the evidence behind the displayed score.
Smal Immigration Law Office describes a remote federal immigration practice led by Luba Smal, with an office in Omaha, Nebraska. Its website states a focus on U.S. immigration since 2004, service nationwide and abroad, and consultations in Russian and English. Selected reviews discuss green cards, citizenship and visa matters.
Starchak Law Firm is a Colorado immigration practice associated with Ilona Starchak. The available package includes historical information about its stated services and languages and several external customer accounts. The official site returned HTTP 403 during collection, so current services, fees and licensing are not independently confirmed by that collection attempt.
Sverdloff Law Group describes an immigration-only practice led by Julia Sverdloff, with offices in Chicago and Northbrook, Illinois. It states that it serves clients nationwide and abroad. Its website lists Ukrainian, Russian, Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian and Spanish among the team's languages.
WR Immigration, the practice of Wolfsdorf Rosenthal LLP, describes corporate, global, investor and individual immigration services and worksite compliance. Its website lists multiple U.S. offices and a Shanghai office. Russian-language materials are not confirmed in the reviewed research material.
Consumer Law Group, also presented as Los Guardianes Del Pueblo, lists a main office in Chicago and additional offices in Berwyn, Illinois, and Boca Raton, Florida. Its website offers U.S. immigration services in English and Spanish. Selected customer accounts include praise alongside serious complaints about communication, work quality and refunds; those complaints remain reviewers' claims.
Grant Law Corporation, P.A. describes a U.S. immigration practice with a particular emphasis on business immigration. Its website lists offices in Hallandale Beach, Florida, and Moscow, and service in Russian, Ukrainian and English. Selected external accounts include positive and sharply critical experiences. Licenses were not independently confirmed in the available registry evidence.
Law Office of Alena Shautsova lists New York locations in Brooklyn and Amityville. Its website describes asylum, removal defense, green cards, citizenship, employment and family visas, with a focus on Russian-speaking clients. Review evidence is limited to one visible account and a Google mirror; the package does not independently confirm licensing.
Filimonov Law Firm PLLC is a Miami immigration practice led by Dmitry Filimonov. Its website describes business and employment immigration, family cases, humanitarian protection and immigration court defense. English and Russian website versions are available. The research package does not include independent state-registry confirmation of the attorney's license.
Modern Law Group describes nationwide immigration work since 2009, including family cases, asylum and removal defense. Its website lists several service languages, including Russian. The evidence set includes official pages and selected accounts from multiple platforms, but no full review audit or independent registry confirmation of licenses.
Davies & Associates describes an international immigration and corporate practice with offices in the United States, United Kingdom, Italy and other countries. Its stated U.S. focus includes EB-5 and E-2 investment matters, L-1 transfers and family immigration. Russian-language website material is included in the source set.
Siskind Susser PC describes a U.S. immigration law practice founded in 1994. This profile combines official website pages with historical platform ratings and selected customer accounts. Statements about the firm's standing in the industry remain its own positioning; this selection is not a comprehensive independent ranking.
VisaPro describes an immigration practice in Washington, D.C., covering employment, investor and family visas and green cards. Its website and the available customer accounts are in English. The research material does not include independent government-registry confirmation of attorney licenses.
Shah Peerally Law Group lists headquarters in Newark, California, and a Utah branch. It describes nationwide employment, family and investor immigration, naturalization, humanitarian protection and immigration court work. Its official materials list consultations in English, French, Hindi, Urdu and Creole.
Manifest Law describes a technology-oriented U.S. immigration practice covering employment, family immigration and extraordinary-ability categories such as O-1, EB-1 and EB-2 NIW. Russian-language materials and Russian-language customer accounts are not confirmed in the available research material.
The Batrakova Law Office lists offices in Portland, Oregon, and Miami, Florida. Its website describes business, investor and family immigration with Russian-speaking client support. This profile combines official materials with selected external customer accounts, rather than an exhaustive independent rating.
Irina Lust Law PLLC lists an office in Westport, Connecticut, and describes an exclusive focus on immigration law with Russian-language service. This profile brings together its official website and selected external customer accounts. The selection is useful context, but is not an exhaustive independent rating.
Law Offices of Ama-Mariya Hoffenden lists a practice in Hollywood, Florida, focused on immigration with additional criminal defense and family law services. Its own materials describe Russian-speaking lawyers and family, business and employment immigration. The research material does not independently confirm licenses in a government registry.
Miller Mayer LLP lists an office in Ithaca, New York. Its stated immigration practice includes corporate work, EB-5, healthcare and academic institutions, individuals and families. The firm promotes its MM Elite case-management platform. Russian-language support is not confirmed in the official sources reviewed.
Klasko Immigration Law Partners lists offices in Philadelphia, New York and Washington. Its public materials address employers, individual applicants, universities, hospitals, investors, regional centers and developers. Stated practices include EB-5, corporate immigration, EB-1, compliance, global immigration and litigation. Russian-language service is not confirmed by the official material reviewed.
Immigrateful describes a boutique immigration practice founded by Vladislav Salaridze, with an office in Miami and Russian-language service across the United States. Its stated focus includes asylum, removal defense, BIA appeals, green cards and business immigration. The selected evidence includes both positive and strongly negative accounts; some records are historical and were not independently rechecked.
Meltzer Hellrung describes a Chicago immigration practice in corporate and global immigration, I-9 compliance and litigation. It promotes its Voyager case-management platform. The profile uses official website material and selected customer accounts, with the limits of that selection retained.
Jackson Lewis P.C. describes an employer-side practice in workplace and immigration law. Its source set includes official pages, directories and historical commentary. Some accounts refer to other people or platforms and cannot automatically be attributed to the firm as a whole.
FileRight.com is an online service for preparing U.S. immigration forms yourself. It expressly says it is not a law firm, is not affiliated with USCIS and does not provide legal advice. Some packages describe a review by an independent immigration attorney. Its official materials list English and Spanish, rather than confirmed Russian service.
BAL is a U.S. corporate immigration firm whose public materials emphasize employer-sponsored petitions, immigration program management and compliance. Its evidence set includes both client and employee commentary. Those perspectives concern different experiences and should be read separately.
AmLaw Group, also presented as Advokat USA, describes U.S. investor and employment immigration services. Available platforms show different aggregate scores. Eligible observations with known rating counts are used under the directory's weighting rule; their dates and collection methods remain separate in this profile.
Fitenko Law PLLC lists an office in Hallandale Beach, Florida. Its website describes work, investor and family visas, naturalization and USCIS case strategy, including Russian-language service. Review evidence in the research material is limited to a historical Birdeye sample; it does not establish a current comprehensive rating.
Igor Herbey's website presents a personal immigration practice serving Russian-speaking clients in the United States. It describes attorney-led work on asylum, green cards, family and commercial immigration, and urgent cases. The materials used here do not include independent government-registry confirmation of the license.
Knutson Law PLLC describes immigration and criminal defense in New York, with immigration service across all 50 states. Its website presents Russian-speaking attorney Yana Knutson and work in asylum, removal defense, immigration court, U visas, VAWA and family immigration, as well as ICE detention, bond hearings and habeas corpus.
Law Offices of Arsen V. Baziyants describes a Russian-speaking immigration practice in Las Vegas, Nevada. Its stated work includes family immigration, marriage-based green cards, removal of conditions, waivers and naturalization. This profile is based on the firm's website and a selected external review sample.
VisaTalantov describes Russian-language preparation of U.S. EB-1A, EB-2 NIW and O-1 petitions, remote case work and client video testimonials. It states that it has operated since 2017. The research material does not independently establish licenses or a comprehensive platform rating.
Harvey Law Group describes an international practice focused on investment immigration, private clients and business law. Official materials outline programs and an office network with locally licensed lawyers. The source set does not independently establish those licenses or a current aggregate customer rating.
Martin Druyan & Associates lists offices in New York and Fort Lauderdale and says it has operated since 1978. Its website describes immigration work including asylum, TPS, VAWA, green cards, citizenship and removal defense, alongside injury and family law. Russian and Spanish service is stated; current ratings and attorney licenses are not independently established by the research material.
Law Offices of Shawn S. Sedaghat lists California offices in Tarzana and Irvine. Its website describes nationwide immigration representation, including removal defense, employment and family cases, humanitarian protection, waivers and appeals. The stated working languages are English, Farsi and Spanish.
Married Legally describes an online marriage service operating as a DBA of Pemberton Law. Its offerings include virtual ceremonies, marriage licenses and certificates, together with marriage-based immigration, K-1 and family immigration services. The evidence used here is a historical selection rather than a comprehensive independent assessment.
Immigration Solutions Law Group describes offices in Miami and Seattle and nationwide service in English and Spanish. Its stated practice covers business, family and humanitarian immigration, removal defense and appeals. The selected review sample contains two sharply negative historical Trustpilot posts, with no firm response in the supplied materials. Two posts cannot describe the full client population.
AK Group describes U.S. business immigration and visa services on its own website. One independent company-level platform observation is available in the source set. Its limited sample is presented with the platform and collection context, rather than treated as a comprehensive assessment.
Akst & Akst PLLC describes itself as a boutique New York immigration firm founded by George Akst in 1977. Its stated practice covers employment, family and investor immigration, consular processing and citizenship. The available research contains official website material, but no independent customer review sample.
Freedom Path Legal lists an office in Encino, California, and describes nationwide immigration work. Its stated services include applications, immigration court defense, detention challenges, habeas corpus and federal appeals. Its website offers English and Russian consultations. The available research material contains no independent customer review sample.
Gálvez Law & Financial Studio Inc. describes legal, accounting and immigration services from offices in Panama City and San Francisco. Its website lists English, Spanish and Mandarin, Panama immigration services and U.S. USCIS document preparation. The source set contains official pages and two historical reviews, rather than a current independent assessment of the whole practice.
Law Offices of Tsirina Goroshit & Associates lists a Manhattan office and describes U.S. immigration and naturalization service nationwide. Its website lists Russian, Hebrew, Ukrainian, Uzbek and Mandarin. The recorded attempt to access the New York attorney registry returned HTTP 403, so this package does not independently confirm the license.
Shepelsky Law Group, also named Law Offices of Marina Shepelsky, P.C., describes immigration and family law services from Brooklyn and Manhattan offices. Its website has English and Russian versions. Conflicting Birdeye page versions prevented confirmation of a firm-wide aggregate score, and the New York attorney registry was inaccessible during the recorded check.
Trey Consulting describes U.S. immigration consulting for asylum and visa pathways including L-1, EB-1, EB-2, EB-3 and EB-5. It expressly says consulting does not replace legal advice. Negative accounts about advance payments, communication and refunds predominate in the selected independent review sample. Those accounts are attributed experiences, not established findings about every engagement.
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