Tatiana S. Aristova, Esq. concentrates on business and employment-based immigration — from extraordinary-ability and national-interest green cards to the work visas that bring talent and investment to the United States. Explore the areas below to find the right path.
Permanent residency for individuals at the very top of their field — including EB-1A self-petitions with no employer or job offer required.
Learn More →A green card for advanced-degree professionals and exceptional-ability individuals whose work serves the U.S. national interest — no job offer or labor certification needed.
Learn More →A fast nonimmigrant route for individuals of extraordinary ability in the sciences, business, education, arts, athletics, or film and television.
Learn More →The leading professional work visa, for specialty occupations that require at least a bachelor's degree in a specific field.
Learn More →Transfer managers, executives, or specialized-knowledge employees from a foreign office to a related U.S. office — and expand into the U.S.
Learn More →Treaty trader and investor visas for nationals of countries with a qualifying commercial treaty with the United States.
Learn More →For internationally recognized athletes, athletic teams, and entertainment groups coming to the U.S. to compete or perform.
Learn More →Employer-sponsored PERM labor certification — the first step toward an EB-2 or EB-3 employment-based green card.
Learn More →Tatiana S. Aristova, Esq. concentrates in business and employment-based immigration, with particular emphasis on EB-2 National Interest Waiver and EB-1 extraordinary ability green cards. She represents clients before USCIS nationwide and litigates immigration cases and appeals in federal court.
An immigrant herself, she draws on Temple University School of Law (J.D.), an MBA from New York University, and decades of experience to build a strong case for each client.
Read Full Bio →Ms. Aristova is known for taking on challenging immigration cases that other attorneys turn away. She has extensive knowledge of immigration law and deeply understands what is at stake for the immigrants she represents.
As an immigrant who went through the process herself, she understands the pitfalls, the tight timelines, and the pressure her clients face. For work-related visas, she draws on her MBA training from New York University to build a strong business case for immigration to America.
She personally advises you on document collection and filing deadlines, prepares you for your immigration interview, and keeps your calls and emails answered promptly — using decades of experience to give you the best advice for your specific situation.
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