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FRANK & YORK is the only New Jersey Full Service Immigration Law Firm listed in the Martindale-Hubbell Bar Register of Pre-Eminent Lawyers. We represent businesses and families in green card and visa applications as well as deportation defense.

MR. FRANK AND MR. YORK ARE BOTH LISTED IN BEST LAWYERS IN AMERICA.
We serve clients in New Jersey, New York, and throughout the world.

Our team of multilingual attorneys works together on all cases, with the strong belief that the combined efforts of four immigration lawyers will lead to the very best results for our clients.

Our clients include:

• Fortune 500 Companies and Small Businesses
• International politicians
• World class athletes, including Hockey, Football, Martial Arts, Soccer, Wrestling, and Swimming
• Emmy winning Actors and Broadcasters
• Grammy nominated Musicians
• Internationally renowned College Professors and Scientists

FRANK & YORK represents clients at hearings before the Immigration Service. We also litigate complex deportation matters before the US Immigration Court, Board of Immigration Appeals, and Federal Court.

FRANK & YORK directs applicants through the Labor Certification process, from inception with the Department of Labor to the final decision of the Immigration Service. We also practice extensively before US Embassies.

Whether you need to consult with FRANK & YORK regarding green cards, visas, deportation defense, citizenship, appeals, waivers or any other case, we will meet your needs.

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About FRANK & YORK and How We Fight For You

• illegal immigrants population drops for first time in two decades
  AP WASHINGTON â€" The number of illegal immigrants living in the U.S. has dropped for the first time in two decades â€" decreasing by 8 percent as the sour economy dried up jobs and increased enforcement made it harder to sneak across the border with Mexico, a new study finds. Much of the decline comes [...]
• How Immigration Boosts Your Pay
  from Mother Jones Felix Salmon points to a new research note from the San Francisco Fed about the effects of immigration on U.S. employment and productivity. The bottom line results are interesting: the author says that immigration has no effect on employment (“the economy absorbs immigrants by expanding job opportunities rather than by displacing workers [...]
• Move to release some U.S. detainees â€" still vague
  Washington Post The Obama administration is moving to release thousands of illegal immigrants detained at facilities across the country if the immigrants have a potential path to legal residency. The move could affect as many as 17,000 immigrants who entered the country illegally or overstayed their visas, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials. It [...]
• A new government policy on deportation cases
  If an application or petition is pending before Immigration, and a non-detained alien appears eligible for relief from deportation, lawyers should promptly move to dismiss. ICE reiterated its policy of focusing 1st on removing foreign nationals who have criminal convictions. This sounds very good. How it plays out remains yet to be seen. Filed under: [...]
• Record Backlog in Immigration Courts
  Washington Post The lawsuit against the Arizona immigration law aside, Obama has devoted nearly all his efforts on immigration to ramped up enforcement, and his administration is on track to deport a record number of illegal immigrants. The Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency expects the number of deportations to increase by 10 percent above Bush’s [...]

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FRANK & YORK LLC practices in the areas of Immigration, Deportation Defense, Family Immigration, Corporate Immigration, Naturalization throughout New Jersey in communities including Jersey City, Newark, Paterson, Passaic, Elizabeth, Edison, Woodbridge, Toms River, Hamilton, Trenton, Camden, Clifton, Passaic, Garfield, Wallington, Cherry Hill, East Orange, Union City, Bayonne, Irvington, Old Bridge, Lakewood, North Bergen, Vineland, Union, Wayne Parsippany, Troy Hills, New Brunswick, Plainfield, Bloomfield, Perth, Amboy, East Brunswick, West New York, West Orange Hackensack, Atlantic City, Kearny, Mount Laurel, Montclair, Essex, Hoboken, North Brunswick, and Belleville, and throughout Essex County, Hudson County, Morris County, Passaic County, Somerset County, Middlesex County and Bergen County.