Washington, D.C., Immigration Lawyer

Bhagat & Associates

U.S.A. Work Permits

The Washington, D.C., immigration law firm of Bhagat & Associates enjoys a high rate of success assisting clients from other countries in all facets of U.S. immigration law. A dynamic, fast-growing law firm, Bhagat & Associates handles applications for U.S.A. work permits, fiancé visas, permanent residency (green cards), and citizenship / naturalization.

Contact Bhagat & Associates to schedule an initial consultation with an experienced and dedicated Washington, D.C., immigration lawyer.

Languages spoken by attorneys and staff at Bhagat & Associates include

Hindi • Urdu • Punjabi • Bengali • Spanish • Arabic

Washington, D.C., Immigration Lawyer with a Professional Foundation in India

Immigration attorney Raj K. Bhagat was educated and practiced law in India before coming to the U.S. to earn a master’s degree in comparative law. For more than 20 years, Bhagat & Associates has provided immigration legal services to employees, family members, asylum seekers, and others who wish to live and work in the United States.

Employment, Family, Cultural Exchange, Deportation, Asylum, Naturalization

Bhagat & Associates provides straightforward, up-to-date legal answers to people seeking:

• employment-based immigrant and non-immigrant visas such as H-1B visas
• cultural exchange visas such as J and Q visas
• family visas such as K1, K2 and K3 fiancé, spousal visas, and relative visas
• deportation defense
• voluntary departure
• asylum
• citizenship / naturalization
• religious ministers and religious workers

Offices in D.C. and Abroad

Located in downtown Washington, D.C., Bhagat & Associates also maintains offices in New Delhi. Mr. Bhagat travels personally to India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and other countries several times a year to facilitate the fulfillment of immigration goals of those who are preparing to move to this country for family, work, or other reasons.

Contact an experienced District of Columbia immigration lawyer to schedule an initial consultation regarding U.S. Naturalization Service requirements.