Law Office Of Maria Hajar

Maria Hajar is the founder and principal attorney of the Law Office Of Maria Hajar. She is a licensed attorney in the U.S. and a French legal counsel. She is a member of the Washington State Bar Association, the American Bar Association, and the American Immigration Lawyers Association. Her practice focuses on Immigration Law. Ms. Hajar has extensive experience representing clients in family-based immigration cases before the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services and the U.S. consulates abroad. Ms. Hajar also represents clients in removal and deportation proceedings before the immigration courts in both non detained and detained dockets. Ms. Hajar has successfully represented clients in appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals.

Aside from family-based cases and removal defense, Ms. Hajar advises clients on a variety of business and employment immigration matters, ranging from investment immigration to employees’ transfers. Ms. Hajar has successfully helped clients and companies start and operate their businesses in the U.S.

In addition, Ms. Hajar practice’s includes assisting clients in corporate law matters, including setting up businesses in Washington state, drafting service agreements, and providing continuous legal services and advice to U.S. startups.

Our Office helps with a variety of immigration matters:

• Adjustment of Status (Green Card)
• Immigrant Visas (spouse, fiancé, parents, children…)
• Non immigrant visas (B1-B2)
• Extension/Change of Status
• Removal of Conditions
• Renewal of green card
• Naturalization (citizenship)
• Waivers
• Employment Authorization (Work Card)
• Bonds
• Representations before the Immigration court (Master and Individual Hearings)
• Requests for Stays of Removal
• Appeals to the BIA
• Asylum
• Refugee status
• U visas
• T visas
• Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
• Humanitarian Parole
• TPS
• E-2 Treaty Investors
• B-1 Temporary Business Visa
• L-1A and L-1B Temporary Intracompany Transferees
• EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program
• J-1 Exchange Visitor
• R-1 Nonimmigrant Religious Workers

Regions

• Washington

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