"Whether you're an employer trying to hire the best person for the job or a professional building your career in America, we know every visa pathway and how to navigate it successfully."

Business immigration is among the most complex and high-stakes areas of immigration law. A single mistake in an H-1B petition or PERM filing can cost months of delays, tens of thousands of dollars, and the loss of a valued employee or career opportunity. TASLO brings the thoroughness and precision these cases demand.

We represent employers of all sizes — from startups to established corporations — and individual foreign nationals seeking to work and build their futures in the United States.

• H-1B specialty occupation visas — cap-subject and cap-exempt petitions
• L-1 intracompany transfer visas for executives, managers, and specialized knowledge workers
• O-1 visas for individuals with extraordinary ability in their field
• TN status for Canadian and Mexican professionals under USMCA
• EB-1, EB-2 NIW, and PERM labor certification for employment-based green cards
• E-2 investor visas and EB-5 immigrant investor petitions

"Asylum is one of the most profound protections America offers. We treat every asylum case with the seriousness and compassion it deserves — because a person's life may depend on it."

Asylum law is complex, fact-intensive, and unforgiving of procedural errors. Whether you are filing affirmatively with USCIS or defending against removal in immigration court, your case must be built meticulously — with compelling evidence, a thorough personal statement, and expert legal advocacy.

Adam Sanders has handled asylum cases involving persecution based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, and membership in a particular social group — representing clients from dozens of countries before immigration judges, the BIA, and federal courts.

• Affirmative asylum applications filed with USCIS Asylum Office
• Defensive asylum claims in immigration court removal proceedings
• Country condition research and expert witness coordination
• Detailed personal declaration preparation — your story, told powerfully
• BIA appeals when immigration judges deny asylum claims
• Federal court petitions for review in the Circuit Courts of Appeals

"Family separation is one of the most painful experiences imaginable. We work with urgency and precision to reunite families as quickly as the law allows."

Family-based immigration is the foundation of America's immigration system — but it is far from simple. Priority dates, preference categories, visa bulletin cutoffs, and complex eligibility rules mean that even straightforward cases can become complicated without proper guidance.

TASLO guides families through every stage — from the initial petition to the final green card or citizenship — ensuring nothing is missed and every opportunity for faster processing is pursued.

• Immediate relative petitions for spouses, parents, and children of U.S. citizens (no wait)
• Family preference petitions for siblings, adult children, and other qualifying relatives
• Adjustment of status for individuals already in the United States
• Consular processing for family members abroad — DS-260 and interview preparation
• K-1 fiancé visas — bringing your fiancé to the U.S. to marry
• Removal of conditions on two-year green cards (Form I-751)

"Deportation is not inevitable. There are more defenses available than most people realize — and we know every one of them."

Receiving a Notice to Appear (NTA) is frightening — but it is not the end. Immigration courts are adversarial proceedings where the government is represented by a trained attorney. You need experienced counsel in your corner from the very first hearing.

TASLO provides aggressive removal defense, identifying every available form of relief and building the strongest possible case for you to remain in the United States with your family.

• Cancellation of removal for lawful permanent residents and non-permanent residents
• Waivers of inadmissibility and deportability — I-601, I-601A, I-212
• Withholding of removal and protection under the Convention Against Torture (CAT)
• Voluntary departure negotiations to preserve future immigration options
• Bond hearings — fighting for your release from immigration detention
• Post-order relief — motions to reopen and reconsider after final orders

"For many of our clients, these programs are a lifeline. We pursue every form of protection available — because every person deserves safety and dignity."

Humanitarian relief programs exist to protect individuals who fall outside traditional immigration categories but face genuine hardship, violence, or persecution. These programs have strict deadlines, complex eligibility requirements, and significant consequences if mishandled. TASLO handles each one with the care it demands.

We stay current with every policy change affecting DACA, TPS, and other humanitarian programs — ensuring our clients receive the most up-to-date, accurate advice available.

• DACA renewals — timely filing to maintain work authorization and protection from removal
• Temporary Protected Status (TPS) applications and renewals for qualifying countries
• Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) for abused, neglected, or abandoned youth
• U-Visas for victims of serious crimes who have cooperated with law enforcement
• T-Visas for survivors of human trafficking
• VAWA self-petitions for victims of domestic violence by a U.S. citizen or LPR spouse

"Becoming a U.S. citizen is one of the most meaningful milestones in a person's life. We treat it that way — with the attention, preparation, and pride the moment deserves."

Naturalization is the process by which a lawful permanent resident becomes a U.S. citizen — with all the rights, protections, and privileges that come with it. While many cases are straightforward, complex eligibility issues can arise involving criminal history, continuous residence requirements, selective service, tax compliance, and more.

TASLO prepares every client thoroughly — reviewing their eligibility in advance, identifying any potential issues, and ensuring they walk into their USCIS interview confident and fully prepared.

• Complete eligibility review before filing — no surprises at the interview
• Form N-400 preparation and filing with all supporting documentation
• Interview preparation — civics test coaching, English assessment, and Q&A practice
• Complex eligibility cases — criminal records, extended absences, tax issues
• N-336 appeals for denied naturalization applications
• Derivative citizenship analysis for children of naturalized parents