Alison Yew
California attorney for L-1 screens, family I-130 plans and USCIS packets
About Me
L-1 duty letters, family sponsorship evidence, and F-1 files often stall on mismatched roles, incomplete USCIS forms, or packets built before the record is ready. California attorney Alison Yew reviews those files in English or Cantonese after 32 years of practice and a J.D. from the University of San Francisco School of Law. Deliverables stay on what you sent: strategy notes, a forms packet, or an eligibility screen.
Most of the work begins when the employer letter, the I-130 evidence stack, or the F-1 proof of funds does not line up with forms someone already started. I am Alison Yew, a California attorney (State credential on file). I read the record first, then say in writing what still does not match the petition or visa type you named.
A B.A. in Psychology from UC San Diego (1988) and a J.D. from the University of San Francisco School of Law (1994) sit behind 32 years of practice. Consults run in English and Cantonese. Family sponsorship strategy, L-1 petition-plan audits, F-1 eligibility screens, and USCIS forms-packet assembly are the four threads I actually keep, not a menu of every immigration category.
Scope is confirmed before drafting. You get a gap list, the notes or packet we agreed, and dates that fit the documents you already have. Calls are for clarifying facts; instructions stay in writing so nothing depends on memory. If the file cannot support the category you asked about, that is stated plainly.
This listing fits people who already have a path in mind and need a California attorney to stress-test the plan or put the forms in order. Send the facts and the service you want; I will confirm whether it matches what I do.