Robert Roy Klein
Immigration Attorney
I am a highly experienced immigration attorney with a proven track record of success in all areas of immigration law, including business, family, removal defense, and investor visas. As a member of a small law firm located in Newport Beach, I provide personalized legal services to a diverse range of clients.
With years of experience practicing immigration law, I possess a deep understanding of the complex legal issues and challenges faced by individuals and businesses seeking to navigate the immigration system. I am dedicated to helping my clients achieve their immigration goals, whether that be reuniting with loved ones, expanding their businesses, or seeking refuge from persecution.
My comprehensive knowledge of immigration law, coupled with my commitment to providing exceptional client service, has allowed me to develop a reputation as a highly skilled and reliable immigration attorney. I work tirelessly to ensure that each of my clients receives the individualized attention and legal support they need to successfully navigate the immigration process.
As an immigration attorney, I understand the immense impact that my work can have on the lives of my clients. That is why I am deeply committed to providing compassionate, knowledgeable, and effective legal representation to individuals and businesses throughout Newport Beach and beyond.
- Santa Clara University School of Law
- J.D. (2015)
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- Senior Attorney
- Skywheel Law
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- Associate Attorney
- Matian Law Firm
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- Moaddel Law Firm
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- Telleria, Telleria & Levy LLP
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- Apex Law Firm, APC
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- Partners Law Group Inc.
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- Missouri Bar # 71041
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- California Bar # 338436
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- American Immigration Lawyers Association
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- California
- State Bar of California
- ID Number: 338436
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- Missouri
- The Missouri Bar
- ID Number: 71041
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- 9th Circuit
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- Credit Cards Accepted
- Immigration Law
- Citizenship, Family Visas, Green Cards, Immigration Appeals, Investment Visas, Marriage & Fiancé(e) Visas, Student Visas, Visitor Visas, Work Visas
- English: Spoken, Written
- Q. Does the aggravated speed violation have an effect on immigration, asylum pending application?
- A: No, a misdemeanor nor a petty offense will not have any effect on your asylum. However, the USCIS officer (or judge if in court) will ask about it, so bring any documents you have that show what happened and that it was reduced.
- Q. Unable to obtain certified copies of disposition due to court only keeping for 5 yrs, what are other options?
- A: Also, the letter from the clerk would need to be certified. Go back to the court and have the clerk stamp it, which usually costs.
- Q. How can I immigrate to the USA from Japan even if I am currently a long term resident here?
- A: The docs listed on USCIS are the docs that they'll need. You can also search the web for other websites that list docs to submit. However, if you're coming to the US on an EB3 or even an H1B, the employer would be the one responsible for filing the petition.
I would begin looking for Japanese owned companies and look in Japanese communities. They would be more open to bringing in immigrants, particularly ones who speak Japanese. Also, you could look in another community for any other language that you speak. It would probably be a lot easier if you came to the US first, such as on an H1B.
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- Skywheel Law