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INNOVATION, EXCELLENCE, INTEGRITY
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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LATEST NEWS & EVENTS
SEPTEMBER 2016 VISA BULLETIN FOR EMPLOYMENT-BASED CATEGORIES
The Department of State (DOS) has issued its final September 2016 Visa Bulletin for Fiscal Year 2016. Fiscal Year 2017 begins with the October 2017 Visa Bulletin where some categories will return to their “current status.” For the September 2016 Visa Bulletin, as...
Visa Revocations Policy
According to the new FAM provision (9 FAM 403.11-3) updated by the U.S. Department of State, consular officers shall prudentially revoke nonimmigrant visas for DUI arrests, as driving under the influence is indicative of a possible physical or mental disorder with...
New U.S. Reporting System For Chinese Visitors—Electronic Visa Update System (EVUS)
The Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Patrol (CBP), announced a new reporting system for B-1/B-2 visitors from the People’s Republic of China (China). This new online reporting system is called the Electronic Visa Update System (“EVUS”). EVUS will...

