About
"The Shulman Law Group is based in New Jersey and have represented clients throughout the United States and worldwide, thus earning a national and international reputation as being the best immigration attorneys in business. Our lawyers travel to foreign embassies and consulates to directly handle problematic situations for clients.
If you need a visa, wish to immigrate, or want to help bring a family member or employee to the United States, we can help. Firm founder Edward Shulman has more than 20 years of legal experience, and has also handled many high profile cases during that time. While an understanding of immigration law and procedure is necessary, our immigration attorneys know that consistent communication with our clients is crucial in all matters of immigration law."
Frequently Asked Questions
What associations does The Shulman Law Group have?
American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), New Jersey State Bar Association, Hawaii Bar Association, District of Columbia Bar Association.
What payment methods are accepted?
The payments methods accepted are Cash, Check
When was The Shulman Law Group founded?
The Shulman Law Group was founded in 1995.
Which days is The Shulman Law Group open?
Open on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
What languages does The Shulman Law Group specialize in?
English, Spanish, French, Portuguese.
What are The Shulman Law Group specialties?
Immigration Lawyer, Immigration Attorney, Immigration Legal Services, Immigration Law Firm.
What are The Shulman Law Group main services?
Attorney At Law; Main Focus Is Immigration Cases, Adjustment of Status, Asylum and Refugee Law, Battered Spouse Petitions (VAWA), Board of Immigration Appeals, Business Immigration (Work Visas), Citizenship/Naturalization, Consequences of Criminal Convictions on Immigration Status, Consular Practice, Consultation with Detained Immigrants, Criminal Deportation Removal Defense, Cuban Adjustment Act, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Deportation / Removal Defense, Employment-Based cases, Employer Sanctions (I-9), Family Immigration, Gay and Lesbian Immigration Issues, Green Card Applications, Labor Certification (PERM), NSEERS, Nurse Petitions, Political Asylum, Prosecutorial Discretion, Specialized Visas for Outstanding Scholars/Researchers, Student Visas, Temporary Protected Status (TPS), Waivers.
