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Zulkie Partners LLC is nationally recognized for its expertise as a business immigration law firm.
Business Immigration Law
Immigrants contribute to American innovation and growth
Foreign workers coming to the U.S. today do not receive the open arms welcome inscribed at the foot of the Statue of Liberty.
Employers face complex legal requirements and an unwieldy government bureaucracy in sponsoring foreign workers, even those with highly specialized skills.
These immigrants help U.S. companies compete in the global marketplace —fostering American prosperity. Our mission at Zulkie Partners is to help your business fulfill your talent needs.
Our Commitment
Excellence delivered in every service we provide
We approach every client interaction with a sense of urgency and professionalism. We recognize we have been entrusted with a very significant responsibility: helping our foreign national clients shape their lives and destinies in this country so that our business clients can retain the best and brightest talent.
At Zulkie Partners, we take pride in our responsiveness and commitment to unmatched client service. Our team appreciates the immediacy often associated with obtaining visas for critical personnel and new hires, and works tirelessly to ensure your needs — and deadlines — are met. We work closely with Human Resources personnel to provide a streamlined process from when a new case is opened until final approval is received.
Recent news from the American Immigration Council website
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Advocates Seek Information About a Secretive Program That Fast-Tracks Deportations
July 19, 2019
Since the mid-1980s, immigration courts have operated the Institutional Hearing Program (IHP). The program is designed to quickly deport people... Read More
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ICE Quietly Expands Immigration Detention in the Deep South
July 18, 2019
While members of Congress were struggling to reach a bipartisan deal in February in order to end the government shutdown, U.S. Immigration and... Read More
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Census Bureau Asked 250,000 Households About Their Citizenship Status, Despite Court Ruling
July 17, 2019
Despite losing at the Supreme Court, the Trump administration still managed to ask nearly a quarter of a million U.S. households about the... Read More