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About the Firm

The Law Office of Heidi J. Meyers is a full-service immigration law firm established in 1997. We are now focusing on federal court litigation against the government to challenge unreasonable immigration policies and practices. In addition to H-1B petitions and employment-based immigration, our office offers a wide array of immigration services, including: E-1 (treaty traders), E-2 (treaty investors), L-1A (managerial and executive transferees), and L-1B (specialized knowledge workers), cap-exempt H-1Bs to work at non-profit universities or their affiliates, O visas, family petitions, marriage petitions, F-1 (student visas), naturalization, asylum, deportation and removal proceedings, waivers of unlawful presence, and DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals)


Ms. Meyers has been practicing U.S. immigration law since 1995, and has had her own firm since 1997. We speak French, Fulani, Hindi, Italian, Punjabi, Spanish  and Urdu. We represent people of all religions and nationalities, and from all walks of life.

Our office is located at:


11 Broadway, Suite 925
New York, NY 10004

We are conveniently located near the Staten Island Ferry, Wall Street, the R and W trains at Whitehall Station, the 1 train at South Ferry, and the 4, 5, and 6 trains at Bowling Green.

For further inquires, please contact us at (646) 508- 5225 or Heidimeyerslaw@hmeyers.com

We are open from Monday – Friday:  9am to 5pm (except national holidays)

 

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