Employment visas in Boston: questions for the first consultation
Employment immigration options depend on both the role and the employer, as well as your immigration history. A useful first consultation should clearly separate what the company must prepare from what the individual must provide.
Questions to bring to the consultation
Which visa category fits the role and my history?
Which documents must the employer prepare?
What are the deadlines and risks of travel or changing jobs?
Which legal and government costs are not included?
Employment Visas lawyers in Boston
Directory profiles are a starting point. Confirm fees, credentials, availability, and case fit directly with the attorney.
Maiona Ward Immigration Law is a boutique firm in Boston's Financial District that limits its practice exclusively to immigration and naturalization law. Attorney Matthew Maiona has practiced exclusively in immigration law for over 18 years and served as AILA New England chapter chair from 2010 to 2011. Attorney Sara Ward is fluent in Spanish and focuses on family and employment immigration.