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At Jacobs & Schlesinger, we believe that our actions – and the results of our actions – speak the loudest. Over the years, we have worked on countless cases, handling every kind of immigration issue brought to us. Our legal services have helped clients in San Diego and beyond find the guidance, support, and service they need. Read about our past successes to see how we can help you with your own immigration matter.
Ms. C's asylum case came to our office after it had already been denied by an Immigration Judge (IJ). Our attorneys were able to win Ms. C's appeal and get the case remanded by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) back to the IJ. Today, her asylum application was approved. Congratulations Ms. C!
Successful E-3 Australian for individual qualifying on work experience equivalent to a degree
Successful O-1 approval for Middle Eastern chef, allowing entry to the U.S. to serve as culinary consultant and head chef of new fast-casual dining concept
Attorney Katie Spero successfully represented a self-employed client applying for an EB-1 extraordinary ability as an artist. This case was pending for over one year, during which time the applicant made important achievements in her career and built a growing reputation in the United States for her unique animation and illustration. We are excited to help artists and self-employed entrepreneurs find a pathway to success in the U.S.!
Successful J-1 trainee approval for Asian employee that previously completed F-1 employment with the same petitioning company
Successful L-1B for European employee with expertise in company's proprietary and unique manufactured electronics product line
Attorney Katie Spero successfully represented a client who was awarded lawful permanent residence through a complex employment-based application. The position in this case works nationwide and has no fixed work site. A job offer of this type requires special considerations during each stage of the green card filing and can be difficult to explain properly to the Department of Labor and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. The beneficiary has been in the U.S. for 14 years, and this green card issuance is a new phase in her career and her ability to make the U.S. her permanent home.
Congratulations to firm partner David A. Schlesinger and his students from the University of San Diego School of Law on their impressive win today in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on behalf of their transgender client! The Court remanded the client's case for further hearings on her claim that she was persecuted in Mexico because she is a trans woman.
