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Innovation, excellence and integrity are the core values driving the members of SW Law Group to achieve results for businesses – both large and small – and individuals with their immigration needs.
SW Law Group (formerly known as Sindell Law Offices) was founded in 1994 by David Sindell with the firm belief that a small team of experienced, dedicated legal professionals could perfect the balance of providing consistent,
top-quality immigration services with personalized, individual commitment that only a boutique firm can provide. Today, SW Law Group utilizes its growing, international presence to assist its clients with all their immigration needs.
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SW Law Group is a boutique immigration law firm that provides world-class legal work with individualized attention and care.
Our firm specializes in providing a wide array of business immigration services, including non-immigrant work visas and immigrant visas based on employment.
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We provide world-class legal work with individualized attention and care.
Our specialties include non-immigrant work and training visas, Labor Certification Processing, and Permanent Residence applications based on employment and family. We also offer assistance with consular processing at various U.S. Embassies around the world, and immigration-related corporate compliance services for employers.
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Customs and Border Protection Expands Restriction of L-1 Renewals for Canadians at Border
The United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has reportedly expanded its restriction of L-1 renewal applications for Canadian nationals at the border. This new policy is now being implemented at nearly all U.S.-Canada ports of entry (POEs) and Canadian...
Filing Subsequent L-1 Petitions for Canadian Applicants at Ports of Entry
The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) is reporting that there may be adjudication policy changes related to L-1 petitions at several ports of entry (POEs) along the international border between the U.S. and Canada. According to AILA, there are reports...
May 2019 Visa Bulletin Issued
The Department of State (DOS) has issued its May 2019 Visa Bulletin. Most notably, there were steady advancements for all priority dates except for EB-1 for China and India which saw no advancement. EB-1-Worldwide: China: Priority date of February...