Attention Law Firms: We Can Be Your China Co-Counsel

U.S. lawyers, 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 offices on the ground in Guangzhou and Beijing. We also regularly appear before the Consulates in Shanghai, Shenyang, and Chengdu.

We make it our business to know the Consulates' requirements, procedures, and quirks.

While attorneys are generally not allowed to represent visa applicants in person during the interview, we can (a) meet with the Consulate in advance to discuss eligibility issues; and (b) if the Consulate's precise grounds for refusing a visa are unclear or questionable, go to the Consulate in person to investigate or rebut those grounds.

Where visa eligibility turns on a matter of Chinese business law, family law, or criminal law, we have access to Chinese legal expertise.

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.