Rajiv S Khanna Law Office

read moreLaw Offices of Rajiv S. Khanna, P.C, immigration law firm, was started in 1993. It is headed by US Immigration Attorney, Rajiv S. Khanna, providing immigration help and assistance to clients in Virginia (VA), Marlyand (MD), Washington D.C and all remaining states and abroad. Our clients range from individuals and small businesses to Fortune 100 corporations. The focus of our practice is on business and professional immigration matters (E/H/J/K/L/O/P/R/TN classifications, permanent residence through professional Labor Certifications, Employment Based First Category, and National Interest Waivers) and complex immigration cases.

read moreLegal Fee for labor certification has to be borne by the employer (only corporate checks). From I-140 stage onwards, legal fee can be paid by personal/corporate checks Although the law is not settled, the trend of DOL rulings seems to suggest that an I-140 may be considered part of employer's normal business expenses. Accordingly, DOL could hold that the employer is responsible for an I-140 related attorney fees and expenses. Although DOL has not explicitly stated this by regulations, we must make employers aware that such a legal position is indeed a distinct possibility.

read moreIf petition is by way of premium processing, total filing fees is $2,960 2 SEPARATE, personal or corporate checks, $460 and $2,500, BOTH payable to "Department of Homeland Security". 2. The $500 Fraud Prevention and Detection fee (personal or corporate check ) made payable to the Department of Homeland Security. Please note, if the L-1A is likely to be complicated, we may charge higher amounts for legal fees. Note 1: If the L-1B is likely to be complicated, we may charge higher amounts for legal fees.

read moreImmigration.com, the corporate website of the Law Offices of Rajiv S. Khanna, PC, is devoted to providing in-depth information about U.S. immigration and related laws and links to the immigration laws of the U.S. and other selected countries. We are the oldest (established 1993) and the largest portal on immigration laws. Please let us know how we are doing and what else you suggest we do to help serve the immigrant community better. You can use our powerful Search and Advanced Search engines to find information on the site and watch a video on how to used Advanced Search.

read moreNote: For Governmental Request For Evidence (RFE) that address issues beyond a routine H-1B filing we will charge extra based upon the complexity of the issue. NOTE: This additional fee of $1,500 and $750 is according to the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2005 that was enacted on Dec 8, 2004. This Act reinstitutes the ACWIA fee and raises it to $1,500 for companies with 26 or more employees, including any affiliate or subsidiary. Companies with 25 or less employees may submit a reduced fee of $750.