Sikal, Adhipathi & Rowles, LLC provides legal representation in U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law and in a multitude of immigration matters in all 50 states and throughout the world. U.S. immigration laws and procedures are created by Congress on a federal level and are subject to federal jurisdiction. We offer legal counsel and representation to businesses and individuals who seek entry to the United States via the use of non-immigrant temporary visas which allow for employment (H-1B, TN, L-1, etc), employment based green cards (PERM labor certification, I-140, Adjustment of Status), family based immigrant options (I-130, K visa, etc), Naturalization applications and other immigration options. We represent a wide range of clients from multi-national corporations to start-up organizations, private entities to governmental agencies, health care providers to educational institutions, skilled and professional individuals, and students, visitors, religious workers. We respond to the differing needs of our clients by offering unique and customized services based on our experience, expertise, and knowledge. The legal services we provide are of the highest quality as we continually strive to offer prompt, courteous, cost-effective assistance that conforms to the highest ethical standards. We maintain regular contact with our clients regarding their specific cases and respond to any inquiries as expeditiously as possible. We look forward to discussing your particular situation with you and working together to find the right solution for your immigration needs.
Foreign nationals who meet US immigration requirements may qualify for lawful permanent residency in the US based on their employment.
US Citizens and Permanent Residents can sponsor certain qualifying relatives, including spouses, parents, children and siblings for US immigration.
US employers can hire non immigrant workers and sponsor temporary work visas to enable them to legally work in the United States.
Eligible green card holders can obtain US citizenship through naturalization process. Requirements include residence, demonstrating understanding of English and Civics.
US Citizens and Permanent Residents can sponsor temporary visas for their spouses and fiance(e)s to enable them to visit the United States.
Short term visits to the US for business, pleasure, tourism, medical treatment, study and exchange visitors. Optional practical training (OPT) for students to train after completing their programs.
Short term visits to the US for business, pleasure, tourism, medical treatment, study and exchange visitors. Optional practical training (OPT) for students to train after completing their programs.
Short term visits to the US for business, pleasure, tourism, medical treatment, study and exchange visitors. Optional practical training (OPT) for students to train after completing their programs.
We are a four attorney immigration law practice. Our Attorneys have combined experience of over 75 years in the field of immigration and business. Our Attorneys have themselves experienced the immigrant journey to United States and understand the challenges faced by the immigrant community. We stay on top of the exacting processto allow our clients to rest easy.
Sowmiya, the founder of Sikal & Associates, LLC, has been practicing immigration law since 1998 and has assisted clients in a wide range of complex business and family based immigrant and nonimmigrant matters. Bar admission: Tennessee.
Ramesh, founding member of Sikal & Associates, provides counsel on all aspects of corporate U.S. immigration. Bar admission: Georgia.
Sandeep, a partner, provides counsel for employers and beneficiaries to successfully negotiate complex rules and regulations involved in filing employment based immigrant and non-immigrant petitions. Bar admission: Tennessee.
Tina, a Partner, provides legal advice to clients on issues related to U.S. immigration and naturalization laws, regulations, requirements, and processing procedures. Bar admission: Georgia.
Sikal, Adhipathi and Rowles, LLC provides the options of a telephone, in-person, or eMail consultation to address the individual complexities of case-specific situations.
May 14, 2021
For over 70 years Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service has led a ministry of welcome to America's most vulnerable newcomers.
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May 14, 2021
Sometime around the summer of 2021, there started a conversation about the possible wastage of existing green cards.
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May 14, 2021
USCIS has announced the suspension of biometruc requirements for certain I-539 applications.
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