Helping US Business, Investors, Immigrant Workers, and Their Families!
Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), US District Courts – DC, Virginia, Maryland, US Courts of Appeal: 4th District, Administrative Appeals Office (AAO)
IBLF has represented many nationalities seeking protection from persecution both in original filings and as a defense to deportation.
Corporation, Formation and Registration, Representation for companies that want to bring workers to the U.S.
Employers and Foreign workers both need legal help in achieving business success. Standard work visas
Foreign investment in the United States, particularly through the EB-5 program, is now a signifcant part of IBLF’s special focus.
Counseling and preparation of Family, Fiance Visas, Asylees, Refugees, I-130, I-485, I-526, I-539, I-589, I-765, N-400, N-600.
Counseling and preparation of Family, Fiance Visas, Asylees, Refugees, I-130, I-485, I-526, I-539, I-589, I-765, N-400, N-600. We serve all persons seeking US citizenship or resident status, entry into the United States for business, family, or reasons of persecution.
IBLF appears regularly in the Maryland and Virginia Immigration Courts, and is prepared to represent you in trial and on appeal.
We specialize in taking complex cases and providing superior results through our commitment to our clients, totally prepared to litigate difficult issues and make new law when needed. We utilize our technological skills to work remotely and quickly with clients who are unable to personally visit our office in the middle of Washington DC.
In order to serve our clients efficiently, IBLF has implemented immigration software, which allows all attorneys, managers and our clients to access case information in a secure computer environment, totally managed and accessible on the Web. We scan virtually all documents that are necessary in the processing of our cases so that clients can receive instant copies of what is received by our office.
IBLF attorneys specialize in difficult immigration applications and litigation, including Board of Immigration Appeal cases, appeals to US District Court, as well as the normal preparation and processing of immigration forms with the USCIS, Responses to Requests for Evidence, and virtually all forms of visa applications, including consular processing. Please examine our Staff Directory for further information on our attorneys.
Our offices are located in the Barr Building on Farragut Square catty-corner to the Farragut West or North metro stops (17th or K Street Exits) on the Orange, Red, Silver or Blue Lines serving our nation’s capital, Washington DC. We are within about three blocks of all the buildings of the World Bank, half block in from the legendary attorney corridor “K” Street, and within walking distance of the White House, the Organization of American States buildings, the US State Department, Georgetown, and Dupont Circle.
No law firm is perfect, nor can any law firm guarantee you a positive result. And law firms that do not take on the hard cases can be much more “successful” than those that are willing to litigate a disputed issue, or try to find a creative argument for a client who has been caught in the ambiguities of immigration law, or otherwise fallen into seemingly hopeless situation. What we can do is evaluate your case honestly, and then, if we find a possible legitimate argument, fight for you as hard as we can. We are not afraid to go to court, to trial, or to the appeals courts press your case, and this helps us give you advice when issues are ambiguous and the results are uncertain.
We would like to express our profound appreciation for representing Hilda and spending a great amount of time and effort on Hilda’s case. Your help made a big difference in our lives. We are very grateful for all the hard work you did, all the knowledge you have, your passion, dedication, and professionalism..
Hilda Mejia and family