WHY U.S. ATTORNEYS CO-COUNSEL WITH OUR FIRM
ON CASES AT THE U.S. CONSULATES IN CHINA

U.S. attorneys, including many members of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), choose to co-counsel with our firm on matters before the U.S. Consulates in China because:

• We have unparalleled resources on the ground for representing clients before the U.S. Consulates in China. We have offices in Guangzhou and Beijing. We also regularly appear before the Consulates in Shanghai, Shenyang, and Chengdu.

  • We know the Consulates' procedures and pet-peeves.
  • If you need to know what notes the visa officer put in the client's file when refusing a visa, we can go to the Consulate in person to ask.
  • If the client's case is under investigation, we can help determine the Consulate's concerns and resolve them.
  • We're familiar with Chinese law and business practices, so we can help to determine what evidence may be appropriate to present to the Consulate in each case.

• We can work seamlessly with your law firm and the client to minimize duplicated efforts.
   
• We reduce the hassle to you of communicating with the Consulates and China clients across multiple time zones.
   
• We have lawyers and staff fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese.
   
• We don't poach. We never solicit clients referred to us by U.S. attorneys who seek to co-counsel with our firm. Period.