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The political relationship between the United States and Iran has been strained since the Islamic revolution. This relationship can make it difficult for Iranian nationals to visit or establish residency in the U.S. That being said, it is possible to obtain a visa if you work with an attorney familiar with the U.S-Iran situation.
At the Law Office of V. Thomas Langford, our U.S. immigration law attorney in California provides skilled, experienced legal representation to Iranian nationals seeking entry to the U.S. If you are an individual seeking a family visa or employment visa in the U.S., contact our law firm today.
As the U.S. no longer has an embassy in Tehran, Iranian nationals are forced to visit third-country embassies in cities such as Ankara or Dubai to seek immigrant visas. For individuals seeking nonimmigrant visas, they often travel as far as Italy, France, or Germany.
Our office is keenly aware of the special circumstances relating to third-country applications. We can help you compile all of the necessary documentation, including:
We understand that the greatest problems arise out of miscommunication. We will help you prepare your application the right way the first time around, and will work closely with you to keep the process moving forward without unnecessary delay.
For several years, attorney Langford managed an office for an Iranian-born, Chicago-based lawyer who specialized in serving the Iranian community. He handled issues such as citizenship, visas and asylum applications for Iranian nationals during that time.
Contact us online or call (707) 747-5133 to speak with our U.S.-Iran immigration lawyer today.
Law Office of V. Thomas Langford
1001 Madison
Benicia, CA 94510
Phone: (707) 747-5133
Fax: (707) 747-5146
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