WIL participates in Citizenship Day in Centralia
On Saturday April 16, 2011, Citizenship Day was held once again to help people achieve their life long dreams of being American Citizens. Citizenship Day is organized by One America[…]
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AILA WA Honored by LBAW
The Latina/o Bar Association of Washington held their 19th annual gala at the Marriot Waterfront hotel in downtown Seattle. It was a sparkling event with the who’s who of the Washington[…]
WIL participates in Citizenship Day in Yakima
Watson Immigration Law’s Silviya Borroff participated in Citizenship Day Yakima 2010. She joined a number of attorneys and paralegals in assisting local residents achieve their dream of becoming a citizen[…]
WIL out and about
Though summer arrived late in Seattle, the legal community in Washington is finally enjoying it! On July 24, WIL attended the Minority Bar Association Joint picnic in Woodland Park, Seattle. All Minority[…]
I couldn’t practice without AILA!
(This article will be published in the quarterly publication by the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) in the next few months. In due course, a link to the publication will be[…]
AILA – American Immigration Lawyers Association: BALCA–Just Say No
Reprinted from AILA’s Facebook fan page. I am really enjoying AILA posts on Facebook. Wanted to share this one as it really is a poignant issue in the world of[…]
The American Immigration Lawyers Association – Washington Chapter: Dedicated To Helping Our Community.
As I am a relatively new immigration attorney, my practice relies heavily on the assistance I receive from the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). AILA is a national association of more[…]
The American Immigration Lawyers Association-Washington Chapter: Dedicated to Helping Our Community
(This article is written for the Washington State Bar Association, Young Lawyers Division newsletter- De Novo, to be published in their October 2009 issue) As a relatively new immigration attorney,[…]
WIL participates in Yakima Citizenship Day
Watson Immigration Law members attended Citizenship Day in Yakima, WA, on Saturday April 18, 2009. Citzenship Day was organized by the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and One America (formerly[…]
H1b cap unlikely to be reached this year.
In the last few years, H1b visas have been in high demand. Only 65,000 visas are issued each year (85,000 including applicants with Masters degrees). The number of applications had[…]