Yanky Perelmuter

Yanky Perelmuter started his legal career at one of the fastest growing corporations in the United States, an Inc. 5000 and Fast 55 company. There he learned the intricacies of law and business from some of the most talented and capable lawyers and business people in the United States. Since then he has proven to be an extremely capable and expert lawyer.

Yanky believes we all have an obligation to make the world a better place, and that by positively impacting the life of a single person we can change outcomes for many people. That is why he became a lawyer – to help people at a fundamental level, and make the world a better place. As an immigration lawyer focusing on business and employment immigration he has positively improved the lives of many amazing people. He has assisted internationally recognized researchers with visa petitions so they can provide the highest level of research to sick adult and children, he has reunited families, and helped new families begin the journey of life.

Yanky completed his studies at Salmon P. Chase College of Law, and has been practicing law exclusively ever since. He has won major approvals from the Department of Homeland Security, and secured visas for hundreds of individuals and families from around the world.

Yanky is licensed to practice law in Kansas, Ohio, and Kentucky, as well as all 50 states and around the world for immigration matters.

Salmon P. Chase College of Law, Northern Kentucky University

J.D. (2015)

2011 - 2014

Managing Partner

Midwest Law LC

2020 - Current

Managing Partner

Perelmuter Law, Ltd.

2015 - 2023

Immigration and Licensing Associate

Health Carousel

2015 - 2017

American Immigration Lawyers Association

2015 - Current

Kansas

Kansas Supreme Court

Since 2020

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Q. My wife is disabled and can’t work but she receives a ssI check monthly. Can she petition for my green card?

December 18, 2024

A: Your wife can submit an immigrant petition on your behalf. The issue is going to be when you apply for a visa or adjustment of status. Will her income be sufficient to meet the requirements for an affidavit of support? If it is then you have no problem, otherwise you can obtain a joint sponsor if possible. This question requires analysis of your particular case and you should seek competent legal counsel.

Q. I have an employee who had a pled guilty to a charge of Making false information in 2006 and is married to a US citizen

September 27, 2024

A: Expungements generally do not impact immigration processes and procedures. While it might be a good idea to go through the expungement process for many reasons, an applicant for immigration benefits is required to disclose all criminal matters to DHS and USCIS. It will take a deep analysis of the felony conviction to determine what impact it would have on the applicants case. A lawyer would be highly recommended.

Q. I applied I-90 Form and I got a stamp on my passport to travel. I noticed my passport will expire soon what should I do?

August 14, 2023

A: If her passport with the I-551 stamp expires before she receives her new passport she should enter the United States with her new, current passport as well as her expired passport with the stamp. The stamp will still be valid in the expired passport. She will have to travel with both passports, her current, valid passport and the expired passport with the stamp.