NY attorney for F-1 SEVIS files, COS packets, and school petitions
Clarity on the record comes first: SEVIS history, I-20s, and school letters get read before any draft language. I am a New York attorney (JD, Whittier College School of Law) with 15 years in immigration and estate planning, working in English. Typical work is written file review and drafting on student-status issues, not slogans.
A reinstatement or change-of-status packet is only useful if the dates, I-20s, and school correspondence already line up. I start there—gaps, inconsistencies, unauthorized-employment questions—then write comments and draft language that match the facts you actually have.
I am Kyle G Walker, a U.S. attorney admitted in New York (public credential on file). Education is Whittier College School of Law in California. Practice areas are immigration and estate planning; languages: English. Fifteen years of work sit behind that mix. I do not hold myself out in other jurisdictions.
Focus stays narrow: F-1 reinstatement file review, SEVIS compliance questions, change of status, OPT and STEM OPT support, student-visa documentation, H-1B filings, family immigration paperwork, and school-related education petitions when the record supports that path. Estate planning appears when it sits beside an immigration file.
You get organized notes and draft text you can use with a school or in a filing. This is a poor fit if you want a rubber-stamp form shop or language that ignores the documents.