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    Klasko Immigration Law Partners

    Regulated law firm

    U.S. investor-immigration firm with offices in Philadelphia, New York and Washington, D.C. Its EB-5 practice, chaired by H. Ronald Klasko, is among the most widely recognised in the country.

    Firm Snapshot

    Offices
    3
    Provider type
    Regulated law firm
    Languages
    English
    Programs
    EB-5 Visa, E-2 Visa
    Notable
    EB5 Investors Magazine Top 25 EB-5 attorneys (multiple years)

    About Klasko Immigration Law Partners

    Editorial summary

    Chair Ron Klasko and several colleagues are repeatedly named in EB5 Investors Magazine's Top 25 EB-5 attorneys. The firm represents investors, regional centers and project developers across direct and regional-center EB-5, and also handles E-2 treaty investor visas.

    Areas of Practice

    Countries

    Visa Types

    EB-5 Visa
    E-2 Visa

    Services

    EB-5 immigrant investor visas (direct and regional center)
    E-2 treaty investor visas
    Regional center and project-developer representation
    Business and employment-based immigration

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    How Klasko Immigration Law Partners compares in United States

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    Klasko Immigration Law PartnersThis firm Listed Not listed EB-5 Visa, E-2 Visa
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