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Thursday, July 11, 2013

Prospects for Immigration Reform in the House

Posted by Partner, Ryvin Wallace Group at 12:12 PM

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Michael Ryvin learns about people's jobs, businesses, and family relationships and explains these things in US visa applications. Michael has been helping people secure US visas for close to 15 years. Michael blogs about all topics relating to his core work: business and family immigration law. Michael also provides senior-level advice and strategic counsel to two other national business immigration firms that solicit his case analysis and case handling of complex matters. With a BS degree from Cornell University's School of Industrial and Labor Relations and Doctorate from SUNY Buffalo's School of Law, plus years of formative experience and methodologies learned and practiced in three top internationally-known corporate immigration law firms, Michael brings pedigreed experience that is hard to match in a boutique environment. Since 2003, Michael has been a member of AILA - the world's largest association of attorneys and law professors who practice and teach in the area of US immigration law.

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