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Gail S. Seeram, Current Executive Vice-Chair

Law Offices of Gail S. Seeram, P.C. provides experienced immigration representation to clients throughout Florida , the United States and worldwide . We have special expertise in family based visas, work visas, investor visas, citizenship, waivers/appeals and deportation/removal. Our client base includes corporate executives, students, families and small business owners.

ImmigrationTALK™ Blog

  • U.S. Supreme Court Reject Retroactive Application of Immigration Laws to Conviction before 1996
  • U.S. SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE WHETHER INEFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE TO COUNSEL ARGUMENT VIABLE FOR CONVICTIONS BEFORE 2010
  • TRANSGENDER INDIVIDUALS ELIGIBLE FOR IMMIGRATION BENEFITS
  • Knock, Knock – It’s Immigration at the door!
  • Certain Non-criminal Removal Cases to be Reviewed&Administratively Closed
  • Admission Issues for Lawful Permanent Residents
  • Welcome to the United States – Guide for New Immigrants
  • Retrogression of Family Based Visas
  • Increase in Immigration Filing Fees on 11/23/2010
  • New Permanent Resident (Green Card) Effective May 10, 2010
  • How to Record Departure From US
  • Haitians Granted TPS Status in US
  • New Rules for Issuance of FL Driver’s License Effective Jan. 1, 2010
  • Immigration Reform Bill Introduced by Congressman Gutierrez (D-IL)
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In the News

  • Comment: Obama Worse Than Arpaio?
  • Article: Protecting Personal Data On I-9 Forms by Ann Cun
  • Article: Immigrants Of The Week: Christopher Plummer and Dirk Nowitzki by Greg Siskind
  • Bloggings: Some (Unsolicited) Advice For The Anti-Refugee Crowd by Jason Dzubow
  • Bloggings: NLRB Discusses What To Do When Labor Law And Immigration Law Intersect by Bruce E. Buchanan
  • Bloggings: Family Reunited After 10 Years Of Separation: I-601 And I-212 Waivers Approved! by Jacob Sapochnick
  • News: CRS Report On Border Security: Immigration Enforcement Between Ports Of Entry
  • Focus: Consular Processing For Experts
  • Help Wanted: Immigration Professional Help Wanted: Immigration Attorney Help Wanted: Immigration Paralegal Law Firm Merger
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