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Blacksburg Immigration Attorney
Jeffrey Van Doren PLLC
Whether your legal concern involves immigration or employment, it is important that you retain an attorney who has a precise understanding of the law and has a track record of resolving complicated legal issues.
Jeffrey Van Doren, PLLC, in Blacksburg, Virginia, represents individuals and businesses across the state and country in immigration law and employment and labor law matters.
Family Visas
Family immigration is the primary basis for legal immigration to the United States. We help families stay together!
Work Visas
Immigration law provides many paths for workers to enter the US for employment. We help companies & individuals solve immigration problems!
Student Visas
An F-1 student visa permits international students to attend a U.S. college or university. We help students stay in the U.S.
Fiancé Visa
Fiancé visas and marriage visas allow the people we love to travel and stay in the US. We help couples solve immigration problems!
Wage & Hour Claims
Virginia employers are required to comply with state and federal employment laws. We help employees and business solve wage & hour claims.
Wrongful Termination
It is illegal for you to be fired due to race, color, national origin, sex, pregnancy, religion, age, disability, or citizenship. We fight for you!
Questions About Immigration or Employment law?
Assisting Clients With Immigration and Employment Law Issues
Our Blacksburg immigration attorney, Jeffrey Van Doren, is highly trained and has more than 30 years of experience as an attorney. Retain him, and he will work to resolve your issues with the precision, understanding and work ethic of an experienced and motivated legal practitioner.
- Helping immigrants realize their dreams. Through our immigration law practice, we help individuals, businesses and families to obtain H-1B visas, green cards and other permissions they need to live, work and thrive in this country legally. We also work with foreign nationals who have been arrested and now face jail time, detention, deportation and/or refusal of re-admission, to fight the charges and advocate for your privilege to remain in the country.
- Resolving employer-employee issues. Through our employment and labor law practice, we help both employers and employees to resolve employment issues of all kinds.
Testimonials
“I have pleasure in recommending Jeff Van Doren for any/all immigration-related matters. I have known Jeff for over fifteen years and have used his services in obtaining green cards for all in our family thru employment visa. Jeff is knowledgeable, responsive and very easy to work with. He is detailed oriented and his fees are very reasonable.”
“Working with Jeff was really good. I had always advice and answers promptly. Communication with him was always cordial and all the legal terms were clearly explained. I have no doubts I’d work with him every time I’d need legal services.”
“My experience with Jeff was awesome. He listens to my concerns with attention. I had the right lawyer and I came to the right law firm for help. I’d HIGHLY recommend and would use them again if the need arises. ‘One Stop Place’ for your all legal concerns.”
“Jeffery Van Doren is the best lawyer anyone could ask for. He helped answer all my questions and made me feel at ease with my doubts. Jeffery is very attentive to his clients and made my journey to getting my citizenship go very smoothly.”
Immigration & Employment Law Information
Helpful immigration news and information.
Birthright Citizenship in U.S.
Don’t Worry, President Trump Cannot End Birthright Citizenship with a Stroke of His Pen The big news this week is an interview with President Trump in which he indicated that he wants to end the practice of “birthright citizenship.” Birthright citizenship means that anyone born in the U.S. (with very [...]
Naturalization Requirements for Spouses of U.S. Citizens
USCIS Clarifies Marriage and Living in Marital Union Requirements for Naturalization U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently issued a Policy Alert clarifying the requirements for Naturalization for spouses of U.S. citizens. Normally, a person must be a lawful permanent resident (that is has a green card) for 5 years [...]
Public Charge Rule Changes
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Broadens ‘Public Charge’ Rule The DHS is getting close to finalizing a new standard to determine who is or might become a “public charge” for immigration purposes. Public charge is the evaluation whether someone is likely to become reliant on public benefits, and consequently, whether [...]