Immigration lawyers in NEW HAVEN

Carlos E. Candal, Each and every client, individual or corporate, is very important to them and every petition is prepared, analyzed and reviewed thoroughly. They take pride in the personalized attent...

Carlos E. Candal, Each and every client, individual or corporate, is very important to them and every petition is prepared, analyzed and reviewed thoroughly. They take pride in the personalized attention they give every single case. They understand the far-reaching effects of the immigration status on an individual’s entire life. As such, they provide the best legal advice taking into consideration the clients’ short-term and long-term goals and objectives.

Kevin E. Dehghani , Dehghani and Associates, they recognize many immigrants fear being separated from their families, communities, and the opportunities that America promises. Feeling scared can make...

Kevin E. Dehghani , Dehghani and Associates, they recognize many immigrants fear being separated from their families, communities, and the opportunities that America promises. Feeling scared can make you feel stuck, but it's important to remember that you don't have to face it by yourself. Legal representation is your shield against uncertainty. Their law firm of experienced Connecticut immigration lawyers is here to ensure your rights are protected, your voice is heard, and your aspirations are achieved.

Michael Boyle has practiced immigration law since 1993. The Martindale-Hubbell attorney rating service has assigned him its highest rating, AV. He is listed in The Best Lawyers in America and Connecti...

Michael Boyle has practiced immigration law since 1993. The Martindale-Hubbell attorney rating service has assigned him its highest rating, AV. He is listed in The Best Lawyers in America and Connecticut and New England SuperLawyers, and is a James Cooper Fellow of the Connecticut Bar Association. He was a member of the Board of Governors of the American Immigration Lawyers Association and the Chapter Chair of the Association’s Connecticut chapter from 2003-2005.