

Roberts Immigration Law Group
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142 Old Ridgefield Rd #202, Wilton, CT 06897, United States
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The Roberts Immigration Law Group specializes in U.S. immigration and citizenship matters, serving both corporate and individual clients. The firm handles employment-based immigration for businesses, including new business creation and personnel transfers, as well as family-based immigration for individuals seeking permanent residence and citizenship. It also provides services related to immigration compliance, strategy, and global immigration.
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- Servicios que ofrece
- employment-based U.S. immigration matters, family-based immigration matters, U.S. immigration and citizenship matters, Analysis and Processing of U.S. Visas, Green Cards, and Other Immigration Benefi, Immigration Strategy and Corporate Policy Development, Immigration Training and Compliance, Immigration Consequences of Mergers, Acquisitions and Other Corporate Changes, Government Investigations and Audits, Global Immigration Services
Fuente: robertsimmigration.com · consultado el 8 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.
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4 reseñas- Ramy Majouji· vía Google8 years ago
- Rodrigo Dias - DONIVEL GARAGE· vía Google
Michelle Ross was amazing professional from the beginning until today.... 100% recommend her work.
6 years ago - Zach Caceres· vía Google
Peter provided excellent advice to me during an immigration-related process. He was always punctual, polite, and extremely knowledgable. I highly recommend Peter as an immigration attorney.
6 years ago - Jason Ly· vía Google
I worked with Peter and his team on my green card case, in particular with Jennifer. I got the impression that they were navigating this process for the first time. Due to missing documents I had to go through multiple rounds at NVC, which caused me 6+ months of wait. End to end, my priority visa case, ended up taking well over 2 years. Two advices for new comers. If your case is by the book, you can probably file yourself by watching youtube videos. Secondly, if you choose to go with a lawyer, hold 50% of the payment upon successful outcome - otherwise, they get the money, and they don't care what happens to your case.
4 years ago