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immigration law firm helping individuals, families, and businesses navigate visas, green cards, citizenship, and complex immigration matters, with a strong focus on business and employment-based immigration. immigration law firm representing entrepreneurs, businesses, professionals, investors, families, and individuals in a wide range of immigration matters. Our firm focuses on both business immigration and family-based immigration, helping clients navigate complex immigration processes with strategic long-term planning and individualized legal guidance. We assist businesses and professionals with employment-based and business immigration matters including:
◾Business visas and entrepreneur immigration
◾Employment-based visas such as H-1B, L-1, O-1, P visas and other non-immigrant work visas
◾E-2 investor visas and business immigration strategy
◾Employment-based green cards
◾PERM labor certification
◾EB-1 petitions for extraordinary ability, outstanding professors and researchers, and multinational executives or managers
◾EB-2 National Interest Waivers (NIW) and exceptional ability cases
◾Adjustment of status and consular processing
◾Business immigration planning for companies and entrepreneurs expanding into the United States

We also represent families and individuals in immigration matters including:
◾Family-based green cards
◾Marriage-based immigration
◾Citizenship and naturalization
◾Political asylum
◾Waivers and immigration-related relief
◾B-1/B-2 visitor visas, K-1 fiancé visas, J-1 exchange visitor visas, F-1 student visas, and other non-immigrant visa categories

Krilchev & Associates represents clients throughout the United States and internationally. We work with both individuals and businesses of different sizes and backgrounds, approaching every case with professionalism, preparation, and personal attention. The information shared on this page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship.

09/17/2026

When should I get legal help with my immigration case? The sooner you understand your case, the better prepared you can be for what comes next - especially if you have previous immigration history.

A previous visa, immigration application, denial, overstay, USCIS filing, or other issue from years ago may still be relevant when you’re planning your next step.

You don’t have to wait until there’s a problem. Before filing, traveling, attending an immigration interview, or responding to USCIS can be a good time to have your situation reviewed.

Immigration cases are rarely just about the next form. Your history, current circumstances, and future plans can all matter.

Planning your next immigration step? Schedule a consultation with our immigration team.

This content is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice.

09/07/2026

Filing for asylum? Check your Form I-589 before you submit it.

A new USCIS requirement took effect August 28, 2026, and a form you downloaded earlier may no longer be the edition required for filing.

Here’s what to check before submitting your asylum application.

Filing for asylum? Here’s an update for you: Make sure you’re using the right Form I-589 before you submit your applicat...
09/07/2026

Filing for asylum? Here’s an update for you: Make sure you’re using the right Form I-589 before you submit your application.

A new USCIS requirement took effect on August 28, 2026, and an older copy of the form you previously downloaded may no longer meet the current filing requirements.

Before filing, check the form edition, review the latest USCIS instructions, and make sure your application follows the current requirements.

Swipe through for what you need to check before submitting Form I-589.

Questions about your asylum case? Schedule a consultation with our immigration team.

08/27/2026

The headline sounds alarming: “The U.S. stopped issuing visas worldwide.”

But that’s not the full story.

The current pause involves immigrant visa appointments at U.S. consulates, not every type of U.S. visa. For people going through consular processing for permanent residence, however, this is an important development to watch closely.

There are still major questions about when interviews will fully resume and what applicants could face once they do.

If you have an immigrant visa interview pending abroad, watch this breakdown and keep a close eye on updates from your U.S. consulate.

This situation is developing quickly, and we’ll continue sharing reliable information as it becomes available.

08/18/2026

How was your Monday? No matter the challenges we face, we’re ready to take on every week and stay focused on what matters most - being there for our clients.

The cause is simple, but the job isn’t easy.

Turns out, caring about people and being really good at what you do is kinda chic. 🤷‍♀️Immigration law comes with s...
08/11/2026

Turns out, caring about people and being really good at what you do is kinda chic. 🤷‍♀️

Immigration law comes with serious work, complicated cases, changing rules, and plenty of stressful moments, but how you treat people along the way matters just as much.

We’ll take this trend. ✨

08/07/2026

One day, everything is moving forward. The next, an immigration policy changes, a new form is required, or additional evidence is requested.

Immigration cases can change for reasons that aren’t always obvious, which is why staying informed throughout the process matters just as much as preparing the initial application.

In this video, we’re sharing five things that can change an immigration case overnight - and why understanding them early can help you avoid unnecessary surprises.

Every case is different, and the right strategy often starts with knowing what to expect.

08/05/2026

A new U.S. tourist visa rule is now in effect.

Beginning August 3, 2026, the Department of State made the Visa Bond Program permanent. Under this rule, some B-1/B-2 visitor visa applicants may be required to post a visa bond before a visa is issued.

This requirement does not apply to everyone. It is determined on a case-by-case basis and may apply to applicants from certain countries identified by the U.S. government.

In this video, we explain who may be affected and what this new rule means for future tourist visa applicants.

If you’re planning to apply for a B-1 or B-2 visa, it’s important to understand whether these changes could apply to your situation.

07/24/2026

What does an immigration law firm have in common with a telenovela? More than you’d think.

The drama, the emotional moments, the celebrations, the occasional RBFs… and a team that somehow keeps it all together. 🤷‍♀️ when there are slavic and balkan girls in one office, there’s never a dull moment. Happy Friday everyone!

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