Jimed Johnson is an expert in Immigration Consultancy and Professional immigration legal litigation services with proven experiences in litigation, business-immigration matters, and general law litigation issues for Proskauer Rose, LLP; the New York, NY law office of V. Rudra; and Keshab Raj Seadie P.C.  For about  ten years, it has assumed responsibility to conduct a thorough research that brought out the most relevant points in corporate legal documents within the time frame and budget constraints, including writing, and filing administrative and judicial appeals briefs and memoranda of law, motions, petitions, appendices, and case pleadings for Refugees and political asylum claimants. 

It has acquired extensive analytical and interpersonal skills in the use of diverse immigration forms to petition for immigrant and nonimmigrant aliens with specialty of occupation and their dependents and supporters to temporarily come to the United States to work, receive job training, and/or perform other related services, extend and/or change their stay or status. 

It corresponds regularly with clients/petitioners on their case procedures and processing issues.  It is adept in Lexis-Nexis, and Westlaw.

On behalf of our clients, we conduct in-depth legal researches that would help identify applicable case law, statutes, decisions, codes, and related law sources. Beside providing written summaries of researched data for general law litigation, Jimed Johnson legal services help its clients to:

·      Draft immigration case pleadings, declarations, legal documents, motions to reopen/reconsider, appeal briefs and memoranda of law, and Appendices for Refugees and political Asylum applicants on relevant forms including I-589, Asylum application; I-290B, Appeals/motions, EOIR-26 Notice of Appeal with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA).

·        Prepare and file various Forms I-485,  applications to register permanent residence or adjust status including family-based adjustments (Form I-130); employment-based adjustments, (Forms I-129, I-140); and refugee/asylee adjustments and their relative petitions, (Form I-730), and any related applications for travel document: advance parole and refugee travel documents (Form I-131); and applications for employment authorization document (Form I-765).

·         I-130, Relative Petitions by U.S. Citizens for their alien spouses, children, siblings, and parents,  as well as Permanent Residence aliens for their alien spouses and children.

·         I-212, Permission to Reapply for admission to the U.S. after deportation/removal by aliens who over stayed their stay in the U.S.

·         I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on permanent residence status on U.S. Citizens and permanent residence aliens.  

·         I-824, Follow up action on approved application for all categories of immigrant and nonimmigrant aliens. 

·         I-864, Affidavit of Support to show that the applying Immigrant has enough financial support to live in the U.S. without relying on U.S. government welfare.

Furthermore, we systematize and file diverse immigration petitions for Immigrant and Nonimmigrant Alien workers, and/or their dependents to enable them legally migrate to the U.S. to “perform services or labor or to receive training” and to “request for an extension of stay or change of status” in the U.S by the convention of Forms:

·         I-129, Petition for Non-Immigrant aliens with specialty occupation and/or temporary workers (including H-1B, H-2A, H-2B, H-3, L-1, O-1, O-2, P-1, P-1S, P-2, P-2S, P-3, P-3S, or Q-1; E-1, E-2, R-1 or TN) and their Labor Condition Applications (Form ETA 9035).

·         I-140, Immigrant petition for alien workers (Outstanding Professors & Researchers, aliens with extraordinary/exceptional ability in Arts, Science, education, business, and, athletes; multinational executives, managers, schedule A Nurses, and other skilled workers) and their PERM Applications for Permanent Employment Certification (ETA Form 9089).

·         I-539, Application to Extend and/or Change Nonimmigrant Status for H and L dependents.

·         N-400, Application for Naturalization to become U.S. Citizen. 

·         N-565, Replacement of Naturalization/Citizenship Certification.

·         N-600, Application to Recognize U.S. Citizenship of biological child/ren and adopted child/ren of U.S. Citizens. 

·         Communicated with clients on the procedural postures of their case situations including reporting case processing issues and management.

WHO ARE OUR CLIENTS

Our clients include: Refugees/Political Asylum Claimants, Contract Law Firms, Nonprofit Organizations, Healthcare, Pharmaceutical agencies, Entertainment industries, and Other Fortune 500 Companies.