Jamilah L Espinosa

Immigration Lawyer at Espinosa Law

Recent Case: 2
Success Rate: 100%

Contact Information

704-210-8200
jamilah@espinosafirm.com
Po Box 482, Matthews , NC 28106

About Jamilah L Espinosa

Jamilah L Espinosa, who is licensed to practice at Maryland Court of Appeals, MD, is an immigraton attorney at Espinosa Law. During the past three years, Jamilah L Espinosa has filed 2 labor condition applications for H-1B visas, all have been approved . The overall case success rate is 100%.

Client Information

Top Employer Clients

McDowell Technicalmmunityllege

Industries Represented

Educational Services

Top Courts Licensed

Maryland Court of Appeals, MD

Citizenship

Top Colleges Graduating From

Statistics of Labor Petitions for H-1B Visa & Employment Based Green Card(PERM)

LCA For H-1B Visa

Applications Filed: 2
Case Denied: 0

LC for Green Card(PERM)

Applications Filed: 0
Cased Denied: 0

Labor Petitions (LC) for Green Card (PERM) Applications

Jamilah L Espinosa has assisted clients in filing labor petitions for Green Card (PERM) applications. Below are key statistics:

Top Beneficiary Visas

Top Job Titles

Top O*NET Titles

Top Locations

Labor Condition Applications(LCA) for H-1B Visa

Jamilah L Espinosa has filed labor condition applications for H-1B visas for a wide variety of positions and locations. Below are the top statistics:

Top Beneficiary Visas

H-1B

Top Job Titles

Director Of College And Career Readiness, College & Career Readiness Instructor

Top O*NET Titles

Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors

Top Locations

Marion, NC

Practice Areas

Temporary Protected Status (TPS): Assists individuals from designated countries.
Deportation Defense: Represents clients in removal proceedings and assists with applications for relief such as asylum, cancellation of removal, or adjustment of status.
Employment Visas: Assists businesses and individuals with work visa applications, including H-1B, L-1, O-1, and E-2 visas.
Asylum Applications: Assists individuals fleeing persecution in their home countries.