Canepa has taken on difficult cases and achieving excellent results. is a New York State lawyer who is developing a general practice-including immigration law. He is licensed to practice in New York State. The attorney has represented individuals in administrative hearings involving sensitive and delicate issues before the United States of America government agencies since the mid 1990s. Please re
ad this administrative case involving "the dual citizenship issue" in PDF format in which Joseph G. represented the Applicant, decided on September 26, 2001, ISCR Case No. 00-0359. Canepa is dedicated to helping his clients succeed in their cases. Disclaimer:
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