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Our goal is to help immigrants remain in the United States with their families, overcome their fears, and gain legal status to live a more fulfilling life. Our Firm's experience, diversity, and commitment to the field of immigration law make us uniquely qualified to help people from all around the world achieve their immigration goals.
The value you receive:
- Ability to send your legal documents ahead of the consultation for the attorney to look at prior to your one-on-one session;
- Dedicated one-on-one 45 minute consultation with our experienced attorney, where the attorney will listen to your concerns and fully assess your case;
- If necessary, the attorney will conduct additional legal research, check court cases, federal laws, and speak with other experts;
- Should the attorney deem it necessary, we will then schedule one follow-up 15 minute phone call explaining the attorney’s findings and any additional advice on how to proceed;
By the end of your consultation, you will:
- Have received a full review of all of your immigration options;
- Understand whether the attorney believes you can apply for a particular benefit or overcome the immigration problem you are facing;
- Get expert guidance on how to overcome your immigration challenge;
- Be presented with an opportunity to retain our firm to help you with your case, or if necessary, be provided with a referral to a colleague or organization that specializes in solving your specific immigration challenges;
Contact us today and get the best assesment for your case
(718)-715-1667
Philosophy
Our goal is to help immigrants remain in the United States with their families, overcome their fears, and gain legal status to live a more fulfilling life. Our Firm's experience, diversity, and commitment to the field of immigration law make us uniquely qualified to help people from all around the world achieve their immigration goals.
"IT ALWAYS SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE UNTIL IT IS DONE"
CLIENT ORIENTED
Provide Maximum Value For Our Clients/ Technologically Savvy/Value Communication
OBSESSED WITH QUALITY
Consistency/ Meticulous/ Attention To Detail
RESULTS DRIVEN
Creative Legal Solutions/ Zealous Advocacy/Long-Term Vision
“Ultimately, this firm was started to help people like you- culturally diverse, unwilling to return to your home country, hardworking, family-oriented, resilient, and looking for a better future. If you dream of finding a way to stay in the United States legally, then allow us to do everything in our power to help you.”
Nikolay Feodoroff, Firm’s Founding Partner.
Immigration Services
We offer quality immigration representation in the following areas
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
Asylum, WR, and CAT
Asylum, Withholding of Removal (“WR”), and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”). Commonly known as asylum. These are three distinct forms of relief available to individuals physically present in the United States and fear returning to their home country. Generally, this individual must apply for asylum within one year of last entering the United States. However, there are multiple exceptions to this rule. This individual was harmed or fears the harm will occur upon returning based on their race, religion, nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or membership in something called a particular social group. Lastly, the government must have either been unable or unwilling to protect the individual. Here are just some of the type of cases we have handled successfully for clients from all over the globe:
- Family Members of Politically Active Individuals
- Former Law Enforcement
- Honor Killings
- Inter-Caste, Inter-Religious, Inter-Cultural Marriages
- Loss of Artistic Freedom of Expression
- Members of Ethnic and Tribal Groups
- Members of the LGBTQ+ Community and Supporters
- Political Activists
- Religious Conversion
- Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Survivors of Gang Violence
- Family Members of Survivors of Domestic Violence and/or Gang Violence
- Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
- Whistleblowers
- Women That Resisted Various Forms of Societal and Cultural Oppression
If you are afraid to return to your home country, even after years of remaining in the United States, call us today at (718)-715-1667 for your expert case consultation.
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"Nikolay is a very thorough and intelligent Immigration lawyer."
"Nikolay is a very thorough and intelligent Immigration lawyer."
"Not only he understands the ins and outs of Immigration law but also will prepare you for the best/worst scenarios. We've come across a few other Immigration Lawyers however it always felt like we were just another case for them. With Nikolay, the entire experience is very personal and he will make sure you're not just another case for him. He is surely one of the best Immigration Lawyer on the East Coast and will make sure that you as an Individual is being represented in the best way possible."
"Mr. Feodoroff is the kind of lawyer you need when it comes to immigration work...."
"Mr. Feodoroff is the kind of lawyer you need when it comes to immigration work...."
"Mr. Feodoroff is the kind of lawyer you need when it comes to immigration work. Not only he is smart and knowledgeable, but also he is very patient and hardworking. For years he managed my case and I can't say enough or thank him enough for the work he did. He worked on my case like his life depended on it and he was very patient and professional answering the thousands of questions I had."
"I have recommended Nikolay Feodoroff to many people..."
"I have recommended Nikolay Feodoroff to many people..."
"I have recommended Nikolay Feodoroff to many people. It's hard to find someone that knows what they are talking about and wants to help people. Thumbs up!"
"Nikolay is a very thorough and intelligent Immigration lawyer."
"Not only he understands the ins and outs of Immigration law but also will prepare you for the best/worst scenarios. We've come across a few other Immigration Lawyers however it always felt like we were just another case for them. With Nikolay, the entire experience is very personal and he will make sure you're not just another case for him. He is surely one of the best Immigration Lawyer on the East Coast and will make sure that you as an Individual is being represented in the best way possible."
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